Chapter 240
For water-fire cultivation methods, Qi Ping currently had two references available: the Dual Element Water-Fire Art and the Extreme Ice-Fire Art.
Both were secret-tier Foundation Establishment techniques, but they still fell quite short compared to the Golden Blaze Art.
As for spells, he also had two: the Ice-Fire Domain and the Flame Stream.
Qi Ping planned to use these techniques and spells as a foundation to create an even stronger water-fire cultivation method uniquely his own.
With prior experience in creating techniques and spells under his belt, he felt fairly confident about this endeavor. After all, the Golden Blaze Art he was currently cultivating had long since been improved by him, with both its foundation and power elevated to a higher tier.
And creating techniques wasn’t as impossibly difficult as one might imagine—otherwise, how could the cultivation world have so many techniques and spells available for practice?
In fact, quite a number of cultivators in the world actively created their own techniques and spells. Many senior figures from sects and clans would devise methods for their juniors—some good, some bad. Some did it to help the younger generation cultivate more effectively, while others had ulterior motives, intending to turn them into human-shaped elixirs.
At its core, creating a technique was simply about forming a complete logical loop of insights within a given realm. The strength of the technique depended on how these insights were combined—things like the harmony of water and fire, the cycle of the five elements, and so on.
But in reality, not many cultivators chose to walk the path of technique creation.