This Martial Saint's Health Bar is Too Thick!

Chapter 338: Chapter 69: Observing Tao, Observing Autonomy

In the cell, Li Fei transferred his Geng Metal True Qi to the opponent’s liver and then quietly lay in wait.

Liu Wenjun was starting her attempt at “Unity” from the liver, so Li Fei had also transferred his Innate Qi there, ready to make his move at any moment.

Seeing that Li Fei made no excessive moves, Liu Wenjun began to collect her thoughts and engage in “Unity”:

She also had a “steel armor” Implant, which initially was implanted in the subcutaneous tissue throughout her body and then began to “spread” from there, penetrating into muscles, bones, meridians, internal organs…from the surface to the interior.

For the “Unity” process, she needed to reverse it, working from inside out, so Liu Wenjun started at the liver.

The Innate Qi she had cultivated was Geng Metal Gang Qi, and now she was using it to carefully “shift” the implant branches at her liver.

She could have used force, but it was too overbearing and could easily damage the Implant, so during the “Unity” process, martial artists usually used Innate Qi.

If one imagined the Implant branches rooted within the body as strands of silk, then Liu Wenjun’s current technique was like “drawing silk from a cocoon”, controlling the Innate Qi with an extremely gentle and delicate manner to slowly extract the “silk strands” from within the liver.