The Role of Soul Power Light

Compared to studying the changes in the form of soul power, Xiang Yang was more curious about the phenomenon that soul power could glow.

The fact that soul power can emit light on its own indicates what?

If Xiang Yang hasn't completely forgotten what he learned from his teacher, then could he understand it this way?

Something that emits light is essentially matter that has absorbed energy and then released excess energy in the form of light.

Therefore, the glowing of soul power is itself a process of releasing energy.

In the Douluo Continent, neither the so-called spiritual energy nor Tang San's internal energy emitted any light.

Or rather, the glow is not as obvious as that of soul power.

The glowing of this soul power was definitely not due to any special reason for Xiang Yang's martial soul.

All the soul power was glowing, and all the soul power was releasing excess energy.

If you understand it this way, then everything makes sense.

Why was the soul power impact he and Tang San felt so intense when they absorbed the soul rings?

Why was it that when he and Tang San awakened their martial souls, the internal energy of the Xuan Tian Gong was transformed into soul power, and it was also warm?

Because soul power itself is releasing excess energy!

So, what can he gain from this?

Xiang Yang frowned, his brain working at a rapid pace.

Therefore, the source of power for Soul Masters is the energy released by Soul Power, and Soul Masters absorb and store the energy released by Soul Power.

Alternatively, Soul Masters store Soul Power and concentrate the energy released during battle to unleash Soul Skills for combat.

Which one is it exactly?

Are there any other possibilities?

No, it can't be the first one.

If it's the first type, it means that the Soul Master can absorb the energy released by Soul Power.

While soul power is not omnipresent, it is abundant in soul masters and soul beasts.

In other words, as long as a powerful being releases their soul power, others can use that power to gain energy and quickly become stronger.

Of course, there is another possibility for the first situation: that is, the Soul Master must rely on the Martial Soul to absorb Soul Power before he can absorb and convert it into good energy.

However, this is unreasonable because what a Soul Master uses is Soul Power, not the energy released from Soul Power.

Since the energy used is not released by soul power, there is even less need for conversion.

Therefore, the first assumption is actually wrong.

As for the second hypothesis, that is even more wrong; it's just that it lacks one transformation step compared to the first one.

In fact, after this analysis, the energy released by the soul power is quite clear.

These rays of light subtly enhance the physical attributes of Soul Masters, making them stronger.

Because soul power is inherently difficult to control, it is simply impossible for uncontrollable soul power to directly strengthen a soul master's body.

Ordinary Soul Masters can't even release light waves directly with Soul Power, so how could they possibly use Soul Power to strengthen their bodies?

It's like someone who can't control their hand, but uses it to pick up a dumbbell and then works out their arm muscles.

Since soul power is so difficult to control, let's set aside all the impossibilities and what remains is the answer.

The light emitted by soul power is what strengthens the physique of a soul master.

After all, energy doesn't just disappear into thin air; the released energy must have some other purpose.

The more soul power a soul master has, the more light they release, allowing them to continuously grow stronger.

But this raises another question: if a Title Douluo-level expert directly releases their soul power, allowing the passively released light to shine on ordinary soul masters, would these ordinary soul masters be able to become stronger faster?

Can you become stronger by shining a light of soul power on yourself?

Soul Masters from powerful families only need to be guided by elders to become stronger and stronger.

This question only illustrates the difference in physical attributes between different martial spirits and soul masters.

Beast Soul Masters, with their Martial Souls possessing their bodies, have more Soul Power within them, receive more passive radiance, and their bodies become stronger imperceptibly.

Weapon-type Soul Masters have their Souls outside their bodies, so less Soul Power shines into their bodies, and their bodies grow stronger much faster than Beast-type Soul Masters.

Similarly, support-type and food-type martial souls are even more difficult to passively become stronger because their martial soul quality is weaker and their soul power is less.

A beast spirit like Yu Xiaogang's has neither the advantages of a beast spirit nor the advantages of a weapon spirit, so his body is the most useless.

Speaking of which, this also reminded Xiang Yang of Tang San and the others' Nine Trials of the Sea God.

During the Nine Trials of the Sea God, the Shrek Seven Devils will have to pass through the Sea God's Light. At that time, Tang San and his friends will level up very quickly!

Could it be that the light of the sea god is actually the light passively emitted by the sea god's divine power?

And the power of the sea god is a higher level of soul power.

That makes sense, doesn't it?

But why don't the elders of those Soul Master families do the same?

Are those people stupid and unaware of this method?

Or perhaps, this method simply won't work.

Because everyone's soul power is different, this cannot be done.

Yes, that's possible.

Putting everything else aside, let's just talk about Xiang Yang himself.

His soul power has both light and fire attributes. The light attribute is relatively mild, but what about the fire attribute?

Who can absorb fire-attribute energy?

Only those with fire-attribute soul power can absorb it!

Is this why the elders in large families don't do this?

Of course, some families inherit their martial spirits from the same lineage, and their soul power attributes are definitely exactly the same.

In this way, it would theoretically be possible for elders to guide one's cultivation.

Xiang Yang shook his head again; this wasn't right either.

Perhaps it is possible to do it that way, but it's not cost-effective.

Take Xiang Yang for example. His soul power has the fire attribute. When his soul power is released, the light emitted by his soul power also has the fire attribute.

At this point, can't other Soul Masters absorb it?

Of course you can absorb it, just like the simulated environment cultivation method.

By doing this, Xiang Yang essentially created a simulated cultivation environment.

In other simulated cultivation environments.

Tang San planted Blue Silver Grass, and the soul power of Blue Silver Grass passively emitted light, which Tang San absorbed, making him stronger quickly.

In other simulated training environments, a fire-attribute soul master might cultivate in a blacksmith shop or a kitchen, where there might be no soul power.

However, while Soul Masters absorb Soul Power, the radiance of the Soul Power is also affected by the high temperature, so there is also the benefit of a simulated cultivation environment.

So what about food-type Soul Masters?

They can also quickly become stronger in the kitchen!

Could it be that the aroma of food can change the attributes and structure of soul power?

If even the aroma of food can alter the attributes and structure of soul power, then Xiang Yang's martial soul, the Eye of the Sun, must be due to him constantly looking at the sun, because sunlight changed his soul power, thus causing his martial soul to mutate.

If that's the case, then Xiang Yang is about to unleash his full potential.