I Steal the Ancestors' Sacrifices to Nourish Myself

[You spent lifespan deducing the results of failure and conducted a summary.

The conclusion is that the cultivation technique the Human Race derived from observing Wild Beasts cannot serve as a reference for developing a technique for the Avatar.

In your view, although the Power of the Five Elements and Power of Stars are two different forces, they both belong to the Power of Heaven and Earth.

Being both part of the Power of Heaven and Earth, the Human Race needs to rely on the Beast Pattern to absorb the Power of the Five Elements, so why can the Giant Beast Avatar directly absorb Starlight Power?

After careful observation, you discovered that the Avatar’s ability to absorb Starlight Power directly comes from having star nodes similar to those of a Heaven-Riding Beast within its body.

You boldly speculate that the reason the Human Race cannot absorb the Power of the Five Elements directly is due to the absence of ’Five Elements Nodes’.

Thus, the Human Race must resort to observing Wild Beasts to practice Martial Dao.

You can confirm that the origin of the Giant Beast Avatar is the Human Race because it underwent some kind of mutation, resulting in densely packed star nodes within its body, allowing it to absorb Starlight Power like the Heaven-Riding Beast.

This also explains that the Avatar acquired the ability to absorb Starlight Power through postnatal transformation.

Since there’s a successful case with the Avatar, it indicates a considerable probability of success in postnatal transformation.

Furthermore, your thoughts extend outward. If one can modify a human to absorb Starlight Power through postnatal transformation, then it should be possible for the Power of the Five Elements as well.]

[You initiated another bold hypothesis that the reason the Human Race cannot directly absorb the Power of the Five Elements is due to the lack of a direct absorption ’medium’ within their bodies.

For example, the Cyan Simurgh lineage is born with corresponding Wind Beast Patterns, causing them to draw in the Power of Wind at birth.

Using the Cyan Simurgh as an example, you temporarily named this ’medium’ as the ’Five Elements Pattern’.

The absence of the ’Five Elements Pattern’ in the Human Race necessitates the observation of Wild Beasts to absorb the Power of the Five Elements.

If you select some tribesmen from the young and implant the ’Five Elements Pattern’ in them, allowing them to absorb the Power of the Five Elements directly, they could gradually strengthen and enhance their own Five Elements Pattern.

If these tribesmen bear offspring, will the postnatal enhancement of the Five Elements Pattern be inherited by their descendants like the bloodline of Wild Beasts?

Then, when the descendants are born, they would autonomously possess the ’Five Elements Pattern’, allowing them to absorb the Five Elements Source Power directly.]

[You invested three thousand years of lifespan to deduce your ideas, but without real data as a basis, the deduction proved challenging.

You memorized this deduction concept, ending this ongoing but unfeasible deduction, knowing that without data support, spending another ten thousand or fifty thousand years would be futile.]

The night was tranquil as Shen Can slowly opened his eyes, finally concluding this deduction.

He grasped a jade scroll and imprinted his thoughts on it.

This deduction could be said to overturn the current cultivation system of the Human Race.

Regarding the starlight cultivation technique for the Giant Beast Avatar, the existing cultivation methods of the Human Race cannot serve as a basis for corresponding cultivation techniques.

One must start from scratch, essentially paving a new path.

Of course, the idea is still in the hypothesis stage, and a theoretically feasible cultivation path may not actually work.

To test its feasibility, experiments are needed for verification.

Previously deduced techniques have some references to support them.

However, a new technique is akin to being conjured from nothing, leaving Shen Can scratching his head.

While flipping through the Heaven-Riding Race’s notes earlier, Shen Can saw the Heaven-Riding Race riding Heaven-Riding Beasts to locations rich in Starlight Power to aid in their cultivation.

A benefit of locations rich in energy is that one need not use cultivation techniques for energy to converge like feeding.

This explains why some geniuses can cause Source Power surges at birth, while ordinary people need cultivation techniques after birth to begin cultivation.

The Giant Beast Avatar itself originated as a mutation from the Human Race, residing above the Great Wilderness, making it far too distant from the starry sky to devour Starlight Power.

Relying on the Medicine-Mashing Rabbit to occasionally summon some moonlight would exhaust those rabbits to death.

"Postnatal Transformation."

Shen Can had thought before that although the Heaven-Riding Beast can fly, it still cannot break free from its Wild Beast nature, and Wild Beasts can inter-devour bloodlines.

Therefore, he contemplated whether it was possible to cultivate Giant Beasts within the tribe through human modification.

Now it seems the theoretical feasibility is quite high.

The Avatar walked into the hall, spitting out mouthfuls of shimmering starlight blood, which Shen Can collected.

Over a month, the Avatar continuously absorbed moonlit several times; although each session was brief, its physique increased from 103 zhang to 120 zhang.

Directly absorbing Starlight Power proved exponentially more effective than absorbing ores and was dozens of times more effective than absorbing falling meteorites.

Currently, over a dozen meteor pieces of varying sizes filled Shen Can’s hall, each emanating a concentrated Fire Qi.

As meteorites fall from the starry sky, they continuously burn, leaving little Starlight Power upon landing.

No wonder last time when snatching Xiaoyang in the desert, the Avatar detected a meteorite falling from several hundred li away.

The feast in the desert allowed the Avatar to leap from around forty or fifty zhang to a hundred zhang.

Alas, finding such coincidental star falls again would not be so easy.

Even after vomiting several substantial mouthfuls of star blood, it caused no harm to the Avatar, with its powerful physique underpinning its durability.

Subsequently, under the cover of night, the Avatar stealthily escaped the grand array to seek a location rich in starlight.