Formation pens are generally divided into micro hair, small hair, medium hair and large hair from small to large.

The larger the formation pen is, the larger the formation pattern drawn will be, and the scale of the formation will be larger, but the effectiveness of the formation will not change qualitatively.

Large weapon refining furnaces need to be painted with large brush strokes, which requires more spiritual ink and consumes more spiritual consciousness.

This is the first time I have drawn such a large formation in ink painting. When I first started to write, I still felt unfamiliar, but I calmed down and drew it one stroke at a time according to the previously planned formation diagram.

Gradually, I became more comfortable in ink painting.

Although the formation media are different, the essence of the formation is still the same.

As for this set of complex formations, ink drawings have been copied many times on formation papers and Taoist tablets.

Elder Yu watched from the side, holding his breath and concentrating, not disturbing Mo Hua.

Master Chen was equally energetic and did not dare to breathe. He had previously doubted whether Mo Hua could really draw a first-grade formation. Now that he saw Mo Hua personally drawing formations on such a huge weapon refining furnace, he was shocked and also sad.

Feeling.

With such a large refining furnace and such a large formation, how big must the fire be...

Master Chen was very excited just thinking about it.

However, the formation of the ink painting was not going smoothly.

He could already draw the first-grade Molten Fire Spirit Control Formation on the Taoist tablet in the Sea of ​​Consciousness. He originally thought that his spiritual consciousness was enough, but now he drew the formation on the refining furnace, and the required spiritual consciousness increased.

A little bit.

Just this little bit, like the straw that broke the camel's back, made the first few formations of Mo Hua fail.

For ink painting, you can only ask someone to help, wash away the failed formation hub with spirit-dispelling liquid, and then start painting again.

He himself was sitting on the side meditating, restoring his consciousness to fullness.

The ink painting continued, but then failed again.

I went back and forth like this for a whole day, painting and washing the array, and then painting it again, repeated many times, but still made no progress.

Seeing that it was getting late, Elder Yu comforted Mo Hua and said:

"Have a good rest and paint again tomorrow. Don't rush it."

I painted ink for a day, but made no progress. I did feel a little tired, and my consciousness was not clear enough, so I nodded.

After Mo Hua left, Master Chen asked Elder Yu, "Is this formation particularly difficult?"

He has never seen Mo Huahua's formation fail so many times in a row.

"It must be difficult after I have painted Mo Hua so many times without success!"

Master Chen thought about it and thought it made sense.

Night had just fallen and the sky was not very dark yet. Master Chen could still see the remaining formation patterns on the weapon refining furnace. These formation patterns were not only huge, but also complex and profound.

Anyway, he couldn't understand it at all.

Master Chen shook his head. He didn't draw formations. He just watched them for a day, and he felt mentally exhausted, let alone drawing ink paintings over and over again.

Mo Hua did feel a little tired, but mostly unwilling.

It's obviously just a little bit different...

After Mo Hua returned home, he ate dinner cooked by his mother, then went back to his room to close his eyes and rest for a while.

After being energetic, Mo Hua kept replaying the process of drawing formations during the day in his mind, thinking about his own gains and losses.

When midnight arrives, Mo Hua falls down on the bed, closes his eyes, and his consciousness sinks into the sea of ​​consciousness.

The Taoist monument emerges from the sea of ​​consciousness.

Mo Hua began to practice the re-formation formation on the Taoist monument.

Because it was difficult to draw during the day, and drawing formations on the inner wall of the refining furnace was still a large formation, which was considered a "weight-bearing" training, so it was obviously much easier to draw on the Taoist monument at this time.

The formation pattern, which was still a bit jerky at first, becomes much smoother when I draw it again.

Mo Hua spent another night practicing formations on the Taoist monument.

In addition to memorizing the formation pivot structure and formation patterns more familiarly, it also enhanced my spiritual consciousness a little bit.

Just this little bit is enough for ink painting to cross the critical threshold and draw the molten fire complex.

Early the next morning, Mo Hua got up early, had a delicious breakfast made by Liu Ruhua, and then set off for the weapon refining shop.

Elder Yu and Master Chen also didn't sleep well all night.

Elder Yu was worried about the craftsmanship shop, Master Chen was worried about the craftsmanship furnace, and at the same time they were worried about ink painting.

After all, I am still a child when it comes to ink painting. I spent a whole day yesterday painting, drawing and erasing formations, but there was no progress throughout the day. I am afraid my mentality will be a little frustrated.

The two of them were so worried when they saw Mo Hua walking over majestically with a storage bag on his arm, as if he would not let go of this refining furnace.

Only then did the two elders feel that their worries were unnecessary.

The ink painting, full of energy and high morale, quickly took out the pen and ink without saying a word and continued to draw the formation.

This time, ink painting became much easier.

However, there were still some minor mistakes, and in the end, the formation pivot was not drawn.

On the third day, the ink painting finally drew the formation pivot.

The formation hub is the core structure of the complex formation, and it is also the spiritual threshold of the complex formation. As long as you draw the formation hub with one thought, you will be more than half successful, and the rest will be much simpler.

Mo Hua also breathed a sigh of relief.

"Is the painting finished?" Elder Yu asked softly when he saw this.

"Not yet, but I've finished drawing the formation pivot, and it will be soon." Mo Hua wiped the sweat from his forehead and said with a smile.

There was red and black spiritual ink stuck to his face, which made him look a little dirty.

Elder Yu wiped his face with his sleeve and gave him a few words of encouragement.

Master Chen also praised: "The painting is already very good!"

Although he doesn't know what's so good about it.

Mo Hua ate something, meditated to regain his consciousness, walked for a while, relaxed his mind, and then continued to draw formations.

After the formation hub is drawn, the structure of the complex formation is laid.

The next thing to draw is the first-grade molten fire array.

Among the first-level formations, the Molten Formation is slightly more difficult, but compared to the first-level complex formation, it is nothing.

The ink painting didn't take long, and the first-grade molten fire formation was completed.

The subsequent formations cannot be drawn for the time being. What we need to do now is to use the first-grade molten formation to test whether the formation hub can take effect.

If it doesn't work, the ink drawing still needs to be erased and redrawn.

Thinking about it this way, a lot of spiritual ink has been wasted by ink painting and wiping and wiping and painting.

Mo Hua was heartbroken.

Sure enough, Taoist monuments that can draw formations without using pen and ink are the best!

There is no need to worry about wasting ink when drawing formations on Taoist monuments.

Mo Hua sighed and began to verify whether the formation pivot was effective.

"Oh yes, there is also a spirit gathering array."

Mo Hua suddenly remembered that the Spirit Gathering Formation was the center of the formation, and it needed to absorb spirit stones and provide spiritual power to make the formation work.

The formations drawn before by Mo Hua are not particularly effective, and most of them are one-time use. Even if they can be reused, the number of times is relatively limited, so there is no need to draw the spirit gathering formation separately.

These formations only require drawing a spirit-gathering formation pattern, or using the formation itself to absorb spiritual energy.

But things are different now.

Large-scale refining furnaces require extremely powerful firepower, which also means that a large amount of spiritual stones must be consumed to supply majestic spiritual power, and complex formations must be used to convert the spiritual power into firepower.

At the same time, the refining furnace must be durable, able to be repeated many times, and provide fire efficiently and stably.

This also means that the formation on the weapon refining furnace must include a stable supply cycle of spiritual power such as formation eyes, formation pivots, formation patterns, and formation media.

The array eyes provide spiritual power, the array hub controls the spiritual energy, the array patterns convert the spiritual energy, and the array medium carries the spiritual energy.

This is the real formation circulation system, and it is also the most essential spiritual power circulation structure contained in the formation.

Only by being able to construct and apply this complex array of spiritual energy cycles can one truly master the logic of the basic spiritual energy operation of the array, and only then can one truly achieve success on the path of the array!

Thank you Feng Tsuji Wuhen for the tip~

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