c803: 592 Yi Wood Gen Mountain_2 (2)

Mo Hua, expression serious, couldn’t help but feel secretly thrilled.

“There is a formation to study!”

He quickly opened the notes, finding inside a drawing of a Gold and Fire Series’ First Grade Five Elements Compound Formation.

Mo Hua had not seen this Compound Formation before, but its structure was not complicated, being a Five Elements Formation that could be easily understood at a glance.

It indeed was harder.

But only a bit harder…

The level of difficulty was something like getting stuck between teeth.

A bit disappointed, Mo Hua still seriously read through the notes once, sorting and recording some knowledge points he had not learned before, and then started drawing the formation.

Elder Master Xun lectured above, and he drew below.

By the time Elder Master Xun had finished lecturing and the other disciples started brainstorming and drawing the formations, Mo Hua had already finished drawing, sitting back relaxed, watching the others furrow their brows in deep thought…

Elder Master Xun’s eyelids twitched.

But he stayed solemn and said nothing.

In the next class, while the other disciples still studied the First Grade Five Elements Series Formation, Mo Hua is given a slightly harder one, this time the Three-series Five Elements Compound Formation.

But it’s still only First Grade.

Mo Hua, as usua, finished drawing very quickly…

And thereafter, each time it got slightly harder, but each increase wasn’t much…

After four or five incremental difficulties…

Finally, Mo Hua encountered unfamiliar formation patterns.

This was linked to the Five Elements but varied slightly from the Five Elements Formation System:

The Eight Trigrams Formation!

The Five Elements are metal, wood, water, fire, and earth.

The Eight Trigrams are Qian, Kun, Kan, Li, Gen, Zhen, Xun, Dui representing the heavens, earth, water, fire, mountains, thunder, marsh, and wind respectively.

The Eight Trigrams Formation overlaps partially with the Five Elements but involves broader and more complex legal principles of the Great Dao than the Five Elements.

Moreover, the Eight Trigrams Formation includes the principles of Yin and Yang, and the Six Yao, though not directly harnessing the power of Yin and Yang, or the Six Yao, but it uses these as a framework, deriving different formation logics on the base of the Five Elements.

Compared to each other, the Five_ELEMENT…