Feng Xun's guess was only half correct.
Ye Lingyue's fusion with the Four Spirits inherently contained the idea of mutual opposition and suppression, and with Feng Xun's blood, it magically split the Nine Dragon Chant into two.
Feng Xun's eyes slightly darkened, and the black Nine Dragon Chant in his hand trembled slightly.
Two sword grooves were carved into the black male sword, with earth and fire spirits flowing within them.
Only a "squeak" sound was heard, as Ye Lingyue had already drawn the female sword.
Unlike the male sword, the female sword showed no sense of rejection towards Ye Lingyue. It felt like it was tailor-made for her—lightweight and slender, as if weightless in her hand.
Upon closer inspection, the female sword had two meridian-like sword grooves, representing the water and wood spirits.
Fire produces earth, water produces wood—perfectly complementing each other's attributes, blending into the two swords like a dynamic and a static element.
