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**Chapter 1123: The Great World and the Small World Converge**

The book cover shimmered with a hazy glow, faintly exuding the fluctuations of laws, appearing somewhat mysterious. The laws on the shell were space laws, and only space laws could detect the positions of the Flash Star and Flash Fire.

The Green Sword Daoist glanced at the shell, "A space artifact, do you think it's precious?"

Lin Moyu already knew the answer. An artifact containing space laws was naturally extremely precious.

It seemed he had asked a foolish question.

Space laws were among the top-tier laws, and those who mastered them were exceedingly rare. Moreover, space laws were among the most prominent within the top-tier laws.

Additionally, materials that could bear space laws were equally rare.

Furthermore, refining them into corresponding artifacts was another challenge.

The shell in his hand was not simple. It was unexpected that Yuxingrou would give him such a precious shell. It was quite interesting.

Lin Moyu said, "Senior Green Sword, let's go find the Flash Fire and see if we can cultivate the Seven-Colored Sacred Fire."

The Green Sword Daoist nodded, "Follow me!"

The Green Sword Daoist led Lin Moyu deeper into the source of the Sacred Fire.

The temperature was rising rapidly. The Green Sword Daoist occasionally glanced back at Lin Moyu, and seeing that he was unaffected, he felt reassured.

Although reassured, he couldn't help but ask, "The closer we get to the center, the higher the temperature. Can you withstand it?"

Lin Moyu smiled, "No problem. You know, my strongest attribute is my defense."

The Green Sword Daoist smiled knowingly, "As you said, the limit of cultivating the Sacred Fire is related to the strength of the Flash Fire. We will go to the center to find the strongest Flash Fire."

Lin Moyu was a bit puzzled, "Senior Green Sword, as far as I know, if you want to elevate a spell planet to a spell star, generally, the Five-Colored Sacred Fire is sufficient. Only a few spells require the Six-Colored Sacred Fire."

In Lin Moyu's view, the stronger the spell, the harder it was to elevate.

Using himself as an example, his spells were already strong enough, and using the Six-Colored Sacred Fire was sufficient for elevation.

Unexpectedly, the Green Sword Daoist needed the Seven-Colored Sacred Fire. How strong must his spells be?

However, the laws mastered by the Green Sword Daoist were the Star-Slaying Laws, which should match his spells. It shouldn't be so difficult to elevate his spells.

The Green Sword Daoist sighed, "When I was young and reckless, I failed twice while elevating a spell, making it increasingly difficult."

"Now, I only have one last chance. I must find the Seven-Colored Sacred Fire to be safe."

The Green Sword Daoist smiled bitterly, feeling somewhat helpless.

Elevating spells, each failure increased the difficulty significantly.

Moreover, there were only three chances in total. If all three failed, unless there was a miraculous opportunity, it would be almost impossible to elevate again.

The last chance had to be cherished.

The Green Sword Daoist sighed deeply, "Youthful impulsiveness always comes at a price."

He looked at Lin Moyu meaningfully and said in a seasoned tone, "Don't be like me. Don't gamble on things you're not sure of. If you lose, it will be very troublesome."

Lin Moyu nodded, "I understand, Senior. How many spells do you need to elevate?"

The Green Sword Daoist was taken aback, "Isn't one enough?"

Only one? That didn't seem too difficult.

Lin Moyu spoke candidly, "Senior Green Sword is indeed powerful, with only one spell at the planetary level."

Just then, a Sacred Fire roared and flew towards them. The Green Sword Daoist was about to dodge but was stunned by Lin Moyu's words, allowing the Sacred Fire to hit him.

The Sacred Fire burned fiercely, and the Green Sword Daoist stood in the flames with a strange expression, "What did you say? I didn't hear clearly."

Lin Moyu was puzzled, "Senior, don't you have only one spell to elevate? I thought the other spells had already been converted to stars."

The Green Sword Daoist looked at him strangely, "Don't you know that the number of spells one can elevate is limited? Generally, it's one or two, at most three."

Now it was Lin Moyu's turn to be stunned. There was such a limitation?

He still had four spells waiting to be elevated. According to the Green Sword Daoist, it wouldn't be possible.

Seeing Lin Moyu's genuinely confused expression, the Green Sword Daoist explained in detail.

Lin Moyu listened attentively.

What the Green Sword Daoist said was not detailed in the information he had.

Information was not omnipotent. Many pieces of knowledge had to be explored personally, especially experiential knowledge.

After the Green Sword Daoist's explanation, Lin Moyu finally understood.

In the Great World, human cultivators, although their spells varied in strength and number, had an overall limit.

Generally, the total number of spells for each cultivator did not exceed ten. Occasionally, there were exceptions, but they were rare.

Among these spells, very few could grow into star-level spells during the elevation process, usually one, sometimes none.

If one had two spells that could grow to star-level, they were considered a genius.

The remaining spells required specific opportunities and special methods to elevate from planetary to star-level.

Moreover, this number was limited, typically one, and at most three.

Lin Moyu compared the human cultivators of the Great World with the cultivators from his small world and found many differences.

In his small world, after changing professions, they began to cultivate skills, with various skills numbering at least a dozen, and some even exceeding thirty.

Although most skills were not very useful, the numbers were real.

It seemed that the professionals from the small world were much stronger than the cultivators from the Great World.

No wonder the Great World cultivators he encountered, regardless of race, used only one or two spells repeatedly.

Lin Moyu suddenly realized he might have misunderstood something, "No, I was wrong!"

He immediately asked, "Senior Green Sword, generally speaking, how many planetary spells can a cultivator have?"

The Green Sword Daoist said, "Generally, no more than five. During the growth process, useless spells are discarded, and only useful spells are retained."

"The more spells retained, the harder the elevation. Even geniuses choose one or two spells to elevate to star-level."

This made sense. Lin Moyu finally understood.

He had always used himself as an example, which led to the misunderstanding.

He was special, an exception, and couldn't be used as a general case.

In the small world, most professionals, after reaching the god level, also retained only a few spells.

It wasn't that they didn't want to keep more spells, but the more spells, the harder the elevation.

In this regard, they corresponded with the cultivators from the Great World.

Professionals from the small world and cultivators from the Great World started on different paths but converged at a certain point.

Different paths leading to the same goal, indeed.