With Li Su's power temporarily sealed, Hua Xingcheng also began a series of studies.

Ancient deities were only recorded in divine scriptures, so no deity knew the method of cultivation.

The only thing that could be obtained was a few words on the divine text: "All things under heaven have spirits, and the root of spirits is the primordial element." Below it was a small note: "The source of the elements is metal, wood, water, earth, and fire; it can be wind, thunder, and ice; the darkness of light is yet to be known."

Hua Xingcheng had to figure everything out himself.

Lotus Realm may not have many other features, but it is abundant in flowers, plants and trees.

Since the divine scriptures say that all things have spirits, these flowers and plants must also be of use to him.

Thinking this, Hua Xingcheng found a scenic spot and sat there quietly.

It is said that quiet times are good for thinking, and Hana Hoshi was also pondering.

How should we understand the "fundamental spirit" mentioned in the divine scriptures, and what are the "elements"?

When Hua Xingcheng first awakened his divine status, he saw countless colorful light spots in his spiritual sea through the crystal pillar. Those light spots were like sleeping babies, quietly residing in a corner of the sea of ​​consciousness, making it hard to disturb them.

Meanwhile, Hua Xingcheng imagined the scene he had witnessed, constantly searching and exploring it within his own mental sea.

Before we knew it, the sun had set, and a semi-circular glow of light rose on the horizon. The glow was orange-yellow. From the center outwards, the color gradually deepened, finally turning into a reddish-orange.

Hana Hoshima, who was sitting on the grass, finally made a move.

A green light gradually appeared around him, one beam, two beams, three beams...

The light grew more and more abundant, brighter and brighter, and a rich life force swept over us.

Then, the ground around Hua Xingcheng, which was originally covered with only sparse, small grass, began to grow and rise at a visible speed, gradually engulfing Hua Xingcheng's waist and stopping only at his neck.

Within a radius of one mile around him, it was clearly visible that the surrounding trees and flowers had become lush and verdant.

Is this the power of the elements?

Hua Xingcheng slowly opened his eyes, but his body remained in a seated position. He looked at the grass that was almost above his head, stretched out his hands and slowly pushed it aside. Looking at the surrounding scenery, he exhaled a deep breath.

He should be considered to have awakened the elemental power of wood by now...

He never imagined that simply awakening the wood element would grant such power. But if he wasn't mistaken, this rich life force must also be released after his awakening, and not simply the power of the wood element.

It has to be said that Makoto Hanahoshi is truly very talented.

As the son of two gods, Hanahoshi Makoto perfectly inherited the traits of his parents.

Putting aside his learning ability, the fact that he could try things out on his own and then master and apply them is something very rare for someone his age; it's practically a rare find.

The power of elements is an ancient legend. Although it was recorded in the divine scriptures and he awakened an ancient godhood, tens of thousands of years have passed, and no one knows whether this power actually exists.

Even if it existed, it would be almost impossible to figure it out and successfully apply it on your own.

But Makoto Hanahoshi succeeded.

You have to understand, he was still missing a wisp of his divine soul. This wasn't just a matter of whether his innate conditions were superior or not; it was practically a gift from heaven, a unique favor.

Hana Hoshi stood up from the fluffy grass, looked at the surrounding trees and flowers, and felt extremely comfortable. This seemed to be the second power of the wood element – ​​affinity.

Hua Xingcheng had never felt so comfortable before. The flowers, trees and shrubs around him seemed to blend into him, and he seemed to become one with this plant, listening to the whispers of the wind and forest, and feeling the charm of nature.