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| − | The '''Heaven and Earth Purification Wheel''' is a [[Sacred Arts#Madra|madra]] [[Sacred Arts#Cycling|cycling technique]], taught to [[Wei Shi Lindon|Lindon]] by [[Eithan Arelius]] | + | The '''Heaven and Earth Purification Wheel''' is a [[Sacred Arts#Madra|madra]] [[Sacred Arts#Cycling|cycling technique]], taught to [[Wei Shi Lindon|Lindon]] by [[Eithan Arelius]]. This technique is focused on expanding the user's [[Sacred Arts#Core|core]] without requiring them to refine [[Sacred Arts#Vital Aura|vital aura]] from the world around them.<ref name="BF 6">[[Summary:Blackflame#Chapter 6|''Blackflame'', Chapter 6]]</ref> |
Eithan Arelius used it to [[Sacred Arts#Advancement in the Sacred Arts|advance]] to [[Underlord (Advancement)|Underlord]] without bonding a [[Remnant]] or contracting a [[Sacred Beasts|sacred beast]], maintaining a pure core.<ref name="BF 20">[[Summary:Blackflame#Chapter 20|''Blackflame'', Chapter 20]]</ref> | Eithan Arelius used it to [[Sacred Arts#Advancement in the Sacred Arts|advance]] to [[Underlord (Advancement)|Underlord]] without bonding a [[Remnant]] or contracting a [[Sacred Beasts|sacred beast]], maintaining a pure core.<ref name="BF 20">[[Summary:Blackflame#Chapter 20|''Blackflame'', Chapter 20]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 15 January 2022
The Heaven and Earth Purification Wheel is a madra cycling technique, taught to Lindon by Eithan Arelius. This technique is focused on expanding the user's core without requiring them to refine vital aura from the world around them.[1] Eithan Arelius used it to advance to Underlord without bonding a Remnant or contracting a sacred beast, maintaining a pure core.[2]
Description
"Your core is made of stone. Picture it as a huge, stone wheel. It’s all you can see. It’s like a wall of heavy, solid stone" ― Eithan to Lindon[1]
The Heaven and Earth Purification Wheel focuses on processing madra for advancement. The first step requires the user to focus on their core, visualizing it as a stone wheel. As they cycle madra throughout their body and breathe according to its technique, the wheel turns, wearing away at the edges of the sacred artist's core. It requires constant concentration to uphold; if broken, the technique will be disrupted.[1] It strains the user's body and madra channels both, often leaving practitioners exhausted.
The Wheel generates a spiral in the user's core, condensing the quality of their madra, aiding its recovery, and increasing their ability to control it. According to Eithan, it aids with the bonding of a Remnant.[1]
