Many Moon-level Wizards also choose to avoid battle when facing Ti Hounds."
"So, is there a way to truly defeat them?"
Ron asked directly, his eyes twinkling with a kind of thirst for knowledge.
Uther’s phantom paused in mid-air, as if weighing sothing.
"To truly kill a Ti Hound, you need to et three key conditions."
He extended a finger made of silver light:
"First, you must have spiritual power intensity above Moon-level, able to act on multiple points in ti simultaneously.
This is a fundantal condition, without sufficient spiritual power, it is impossible to stably capture the true form of a Ti Hound."
The second finger lit up:
"Secondly, you need to master at least one special magic that can ’solidify ti’, such as ’Ti Anchoring’.
These spells can temporarily imprison the ti manipulation ability of Ti Hounds, preventing them from resetting.
However, such spells are extrely rare. The exchange list of the school’s contribution points should have it, generally requiring thousands of contribution points."
The third finger followed and lit up:
"Finally, and most critically, you must be able to attack their ’past, present, and future’ states simultaneously.
This requires a special spiritual attack technique, which we call ’Three-Phase Shock Burst’, an advanced variant of ’Spiritual Shock’ that can trigger spiritual shockwaves at multiple points in ti simultaneously."
Ron carefully noted down this information, beginning to construct possible cultivation paths in his mind.
"Ti Anchoring" and "Three-Phase Shock Burst"... these are quite interesting advanced fields, although not sothing to try imdiately, understanding more never hurts.
"Are there specific training thods to enhance abilities in this area?" he further inquired.
"Of course." Uther nodded, seeming satisfied with Ron’s thirst for knowledge,
"Regarding ’Ti Anchoring’, it is too far from your current reach, and because of confidentiality agreents, I cannot just tell you."
Ron did not feel disappointed, preparing to thank politely, but Uther suddenly changed his tone:
"However, I can talk a bit about the training thod for ’Three-Phase Shock Burst’, which may help improve your ’Spiritual Shock’."
"The training for ’Three-Phase Shock Burst’ is extrely complex." Uther continued,
"It requires a kind of ntal fragntation training thod under the premise of mastering basic ’Spiritual Shock’.
This training demands dividing one’s consciousness into three parts, fixed at specific ti points in the past, present, and future, and then launching a spiritual attack at these three ti points simultaneously."
His tone beca more cautious:
"I must warn you, this training is extrely dangerous.
Excessive fragntation of consciousness may lead to permanent ntal damage, or even personality disorder.
Never attempt it without sufficient spiritual power foundation and professional guidance."
Perhaps to change the topic, Uther’s tone suddenly beca sowhat ethereal, as if lost in so mory:
"Speaking of Ti Hounds, I can tell you the story of the ’Clock King’ and the ’King of Hounds’.
Ron sat up slightly, his eyes showing intense interest.
Uther rarely ntioned such historical anecdotes in solitary etings with him, the sharing at this mont undoubtedly carried a special significance.
"Not all Ti Hounds are solitary hunters." Uther’s voice carried a note of warning,
"They are divided into different levels. The weakest are the drifters, mainly wandering in the shallows of the river of ti, preying on weak consciousnesses that accidentally touch the edges of ti;
The middle ones are centralized hunters, possessing stronger space-ti perception ability, capable of actively tracking targets;
And at the apex are the King of Hounds."
"Kings of Hounds are different from ordinary Ti Hounds, they are the leaders of their respective clans, not only do they far surpass ordinary hounds in all-round qualities, they can also command ordinary hounds to form hunting squads."
Uther’s voice lowered:
"The scariest part is that Kings of Hounds can autonomously create ’dinsional angles’ in the ’hunting grounds’ of the consciousness realm for movent and attack.
This ans they no longer rely on naturally ford space-ti gaps but can actively create attack paths."
Ron couldn’t help but recall his thrilling confrontation with a Ti Hound.
If the opponent had the ability to create "dinsional angles", the outco of that battle would have been entirely different.
"A hunting squad led by a King of Hounds is enough to threaten most Great Wizards, and even so top Great Wizards with poor compatibility can only choose to flee when facing a King of Hounds squad."
"And ’Clock King’ Erica was the only Wizard to break this limitation..." Uther’s tone suddenly beca sowhat mournful,
"She was one of the most remarkable Wizards of the middle Second Era.
And the only one to be honored as a ’King’ among top Great Wizards before becoming one.
It is said she could contend briefly with nurous true Witch Kings, her precision in ti manipulation still unmatched."
Uther’s phantom dimd slightly:
"And her most well-known feat was finding the fatal weakness of Ti Hounds, then specializing in hunting these creatures.
This behavior quickly attracted the attention of the King of Hounds.
Without having beco a Great Wizard, Erica designed the killing of a King of Hounds and integrated its core structure into her ’Soul Anchor’.
This caused a great sensation at the ti and earned her the title ’Clock King’."
"Soul Anchor..." Ron gently repeated the term, his face full of thoughtful expressions.
This term was not unfamiliar to him; there was a detailed record of it in the "Abyssal Creatures Atlas", a special item created by Great Wizards to counter Abyssal Curses.
In fact, due to recent progress in ’Historical Research’ skills, he had already speculated much about the origins of his ’curio’.
And combining the powerful ti capabilities his pocket watch exhibited, along with the convergence between the ’Clock King’ title and the pocket watch...
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