In the evening, He Xiaoyao placed his gate talisman and the various Jade Talismans he carried in his pocket onto the table, including the Yin-Yang Jade Rabbit, the Red and Black Jade, the Dark Tortoise Jade, and the Yellow Jade.
He certainly possessed many treasures, though most were related to jade. The red and black Yin-Yang Jades were a pair; once True Qi was infused into them, they could penetrate formations like the Three Talents, Four Images, and Five Elements. In truth, the Yin-Yang formation could not be considered a standalone formation on its own; it could only form a wall of energy rather than a sealed barrier.
He Xiaoyao infused True Qi into the red and black jades, causing them to emit a soft glow. He then placed a teacup between them. After a short while, the cup was sliced in two—a truly impressive feat. Since ceramics were already quite hard, and these small pieces of jade possessed such formidable power, he wondered what could possibly break them. Following the known laws of formations, where three overcomes four, four overcomes five, and two overcomes three, four, and five, he pondered: what could overcome two? Was it one? And what, then, was one?
Chapter 151