It was only after ascending to the spirit realm that Xiao Ran accidentally obtained a fragnt of such a technique and cultivated it for a long ti.
After ascending to the immortal realm, her immortal sense finally beca strong enough to support frequent use of her Eye of Ishvara.
Trying to find a thod to strengthen divine sense in the Heaven Origin Realm was nearly impossible.
Yet the invasion of the Demon Abyss race would take place in this very realm.
Whether the Water Qilin would succeed in sealing the passage in the future was uncertain.
But he still needed to prepare thods to face the enemy.
In the original story, even powerful cultivators at the Deity Transformation stage had fallen.
As a re low level cultivator, he could not afford to be careless.
Was there any way to find a technique to cultivate divine sense?
The joy of awakening his Eye of Ishvara quickly turned into a new source of worry.
After letting his thoughts wander for quite a while, for so reason, a scene suddenly flashed through Xiao Shou’s mind.
He rembered soone in a sect who had spent years studying techniques in a cultivation chamber, eventually deducing a Tier 9 technique suitable for four spiritual roots.
At that mont, everything suddenly beca clear to him.
Techniques were never sothing that existed naturally.
They had always been created and refined step by step by generations of cultivators.
The sa should apply to techniques for cultivating divine sense.
Since the Heaven Origin Realm had no such thods and divine sense only grew naturally with cultivation, then he could try to create one himself.
After all, the existence of that incomplete soul cultivation technique proved that cultivating the soul was possible.
If the predecessors could succeed, then with enough effort, he might also achieve the results he wanted.
After figuring this out, Xiao Shou stopped lingering on the salt flat.
He quickly mounted his wooden crane puppet and flew toward the spirit sand beach and continuing his routine from the past nine days.
He kept fusing Spirit Sand as usual, but this ti he split his attention, thinking about the nature of divine sense while working.
Having read extensive records and recalling the detailed descriptions of soul cultivation, he understood this clearly.
Divine sense originated from a cultivator’s soul.
It was like another pair of eyes, capable of perceiving everything in all directions without blind spots.
By consuming divine sense, one could scan and sense the surroundings more clearly and over greater distances than with ordinary vision.
It could also be used to control magical and spiritual treasures.
In short, like spiritual energy, divine sense had many uses, and no cultivator could do without it.
After being consud, divine sense would naturally recover over ti, much like physical stamina.
The more it was used, the longer it would take to recover.
If used sparingly, it would recover more quickly.
There were also rare treasures that could restore divine sense or nourish the soul, but most of them were extrely valuable.
For ordinary cultivators, once they reached the third layer of Qi Refining, their soul would transform into divine sense.
With each breakthrough, the range of their divine sense would expand.
Xiao Shou did not dwell on the exact incrents of these small stages, but he recalled the general ranges of major realms.
Unless soone had cultivated a special soul technique or belonged to a race with naturally powerful souls, most cultivators followed the sa pattern.
At the Qi Refining stage, the maximum range was about ten ters.
At the Foundation Establishnt stage, it extended to around one hundred ters.
Higher realms such as Golden Core, Nascent Soul, and beyond followed similar growth patterns.
Of course, these limits could be altered through special cultivation.
However, even knowing all this, Xiao Shou still faced a problem.
If he wanted to create a thod to cultivate divine sense, where should he even begin?
He thought about it for an entire day, yet could not find a clear direction.
By the ti night fell, Xiao Shou returned to the Chen family feeling sowhat down.
After more than ten days of getting along, he was no longer as distant or overly polite with them.
The three mbers of the Chen family also no longer waited respectfully at the gate to greet him.
This ti, when he returned, they were each busy with their own tasks.
Xiao Shou did not pay much attention to the two brothers, but he did care about Chen Yufei whom he had taken a liking to.
Whenever he ca back, the first thing he did was check what Chen Yufei was doing.
Today was no different.
As soon as he returned, he swept his divine sense and saw that she was busy in the kitchen.
As he passed by, he greeted her, "Yifei is cooking?"
"Ah, Senior Xiao, you are back. I am not cooking, I am preparing this."
Chen Yufei pointed at the items on the cutting board as she answered.
Xiao Shou glanced over and saw several dried yellow fruits along with a white porcelain jar.
He had never seen such fruits before, so he asked curiously, "What is this fruit? I have never seen it before."
"This is called a One Day Fruit. It is a special fruit from our area. It may not look good, but once you break the shell and steam the juice after it solidifies, it tastes really delicious."
Chen Yufei spoke excitedly, even showing a look of fond rembrance.
Seeing her expression made Xiao Shou curious to try it.
"Is it really that good?"
"Of course."
Chen Yufei nodded repeatedly.
Seeing her reaction, Xiao Shou’s mischievous side surfaced and he teased her deliberately, "If it is that good, why have you not made it for these past few days?"
"Ah... it is not that easy to prepare."
Chen Yufei scratched her head awkwardly before continuing, "This fruit cos from a Sunlight Tree. There is only one in our area. It absorbs sunlight and produces fruit once a day, but the number is limited. Every family in White Silver City can pick one fruit per day, and the rest belong to the City Lord’s residence."
"But to make one serving, you need at least seven or eight fruits. So I go pick one every day and save them up. After a few days, there is enough to make it."
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