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It seemed that he had never seen these patterns before. At this moment, the Void World was evolving into the Tai Chi Xuantian Formation, although the creator had named it the Xuan Tian Formation. Just as he had suspected, there was a significant connection between the Xuan Tian Manual and the Xuan Tian Formation. To cultivate the Xuan Tian Formation, one must first practice the Xuan Tian Manual, and only by reaching a certain level of mastery could one comprehend the Xuan Tian Formation. He was currently trying to grasp the first variation of the Xuan Tian Formation. As for how many variations there were, even the creator did not know; it was said that as one progressed in their cultivation of the Xuan Tian Manual, more variations of the Xuan Tian Formation would emerge.
“Tai Chi gives rise to Yin and Yang, Yin and Yang give rise to the Four Symbols, and the Four Symbols give rise to the Eight Trigrams…” So far, he had only understood this much, which was based on his “instinct.” When he saw the pattern of the Yin Yang Fish appear in the void, transforming into the Four Symbols, Mo Wen recalled these words. “It seems this is the only way…” With that thought, Mo Wen withdrew from the world of books. The Xuan Tian Formation, like the Xuan Tian Manual, had already been ingrained in his mind, ready for him to comprehend at any moment. One reason Mo Wen wanted to understand it was to test how far his insights had progressed. However, he felt disappointed with the results. The most crucial factor was because of the Xuantian Decree. To enter and exit this cave, he needed to control it by comprehending the Xuan Tian Formation to a certain degree. If he could not control the Xuantian Decree, it meant he would be unable to leave this cavernous world. Given his current level of understanding, controlling the Xuantian Decree seemed impossible.
“Old Qilin comrade, I hope your method can help me solve this dilemma. Once I succeed, I will definitely prepare a feast to reward you.” Looking at the round Stone Disc in his hand, Mo Wen earnestly prayed. This was a last resort; if he could reach a level of understanding of the Xuan Tian Formation that allowed him to control the Xuantian Decree, he wouldn’t want to take such risks. However, considering that the Xuantian Decree was forged when this cave was created and had survived generations of sect leaders without being damaged, he figured that refining it with Law, even if unsuccessful, wouldn’t ruin it.
As he fiddled with the Xuantian Decree, it exuded a strong sense of mystery. At that moment, there was nothing unusual about the Stone Disc, yet he could still vividly recall how it had merged with the Yin Yang Orders. He had previously harbored doubts about this phenomenon, but now those doubts had been resolved. Once controlled, the symbols and characters on the Xuantian Decree would manifest in forms recognizable to its controller. When the Yin Yang Orders separated and then remerged, this change would disappear and revert to its original form. Moreover, there was exactly a thousand years between when one could control it and when it could be separated into Yin Yang Orders. This coincided perfectly with what was stated in a letter from “the most beautiful man of Xuan Tian,” which mentioned that each sect leader's minimum tenure was also a thousand years.
According to an explanation given by a voice within the Xuan Tian Formation, the merging of the Yin Yang Orders only occurred near the sect and required many opportunities—such as having a decree holder who practiced Tai Chi Philosophy. This indicated that perhaps this Xuantian Sect was not merely like other sects but might have faded into obscurity throughout history until someone like him fortuitously obtained two decrees and then happened upon Bei Yin Mountain. It took numerous coincidences for all these opportunities to converge and bring forth a new successor for the Xuantian Sect.
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