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Chapter 559 - 559 559 Acupuncture for Pain Relief and Contract Improvement

559: Chapter 559: Acupuncture for Pain Relief and Contract Improvement 559: Chapter 559: Acupuncture for Pain Relief and Contract Improvement After receiving the message, Zhao Guang was also dumbfounded.

“So, the Prince is going against Marquis Coruas now,” he said.

“The document states that because of their statuses, Marquis Coruas is now very passive.

It’s said that although Marquis Coruas is publicly opposing the new art, he seems to have let it be in secret.”

“Not bad, not bad, I didn’t expect such an effect,” Zhao Guang murmured to himself.

“What should we do, should we publicize this news?”

Hearing Xi Fei’s words, Zhao Guang shook his head, “No need, if we can find this information, His Majesty the King definitely can too.

Information one finds themselves is more credible and will solidify one’s own beliefs.”

Let them fight, in the end, he would be the one to benefit.

As the grand constructions in his territory progressed, more and more barren lands were being developed.

All sorts of policies were being implemented step by step, and everyone knew his domain was a very good place to live.

Thus, not just refugees, but others too chose to migrate to his territory.

Now, the unrest in Coruas’s domain was worsening, further solidifying these people’s convictions.

After all, no one wanted to be caught in the crossfire between the two sides, and recently, many had been unwittingly drawn in.

In any case, many people ended up worse off, and the stories about them became more and more outrageous.

This also led to a higher and faster rate of people leaving Marquis Coruas’s domain than he originally anticipated, and he couldn’t even control his borders now.

But he himself was now at his wits’ end, absolutely clueless about what to do.

If this continued, the eventual outcome was predictable.

Perhaps by the end, the population of his Xuanwu Territory might even surpass that of Marquis Coruas’s domain.

Keep in mind that the population of the Marquis Domain was originally tens of millions, far surpassing that of an ordinary territory.

Waving his hand for Xi Fei to continue with her own duties, Zhao Guang also began his own research.

Recently, he had nearly completed the planning of his research on acupuncture pain relief.

Without the use of painkillers, he could feel his own meridians and acupoints, making it easier to learn.

However, for safety, Zhao Guang used only the most viciously condemned criminals for his experiments, which is why it was so slow.

Today, a complete diagram of the meridians had been drawn by Zhao Guang, and he was about to begin experimenting on himself.

He didn’t use acupuncture needles, but instead used his Combat Energy to form tiny implements.

This was one way to compress Combat Energy, which could only be used by those with strong spiritual power.

Applying the Sword of the King’s compressed Combat Energy method on this was unique to Zhao Guang alone.

“By lightly stimulating these few points, I can relieve the pain.

I’ll start from here,” Zhao Guang muttered to himself as he began experimenting, starting with the less dangerous acupoints.

And initially, the stimulation wasn’t intense, just a bit at first.

A bit of Combat Energy in the meridians was easily condensed.

Soon, Zhao Guang started to feel it, or rather, he didn’t feel anything.

With this stimulation, he could indeed directly cut off his own sense of pain.

And it didn’t affect the function of the nerves, it was merely alleviating pain and itching.

Zhao Guang had spent several minutes and finally found the best method of stimulation.

After completing one acupoint, Zhao Guang laughed out loud, signifying that his research was indeed feasible.

Next, Zhao Guang experimented with one acupoint after another.

This experiment took him two full days to deduce all the pain-reducing acupoints.

All specific uses of the acupoints were now clear in Zhao Guang’s experiments.

As long as he gave it his all, the intense pain in his body could be reduced by more than half.

It couldn’t be completely eliminated, because that would render his nerves unable to control his body.

His current spiritual power still couldn’t break free from neural control and control his body independently.

But as long as he could complete this step, there wouldn’t be any problems.

“This method of acupuncture can reduce the pain by more than 90%, and it’s proportional, even if the strength increases and the pain intensifies, the reduced proportion remains the same.”

“The remaining pain, I can withstand on my own.

If I can’t even resist that bit, wouldn’t I be useless?”

Zhao Guang definitely feared pain, but who doesn’t?

However, he feared weakness even more.

Although unsure why, having spent a long time in the Otherworld, he always felt vulnerability equated to a compromised assurance of life.

Always cautious and meticulous, Zhao Guang was exceedingly determined about improving his own strength.

Next, he would spend more time organizing the acupuncture pain alleviation method into a complete set of techniques.

Only by systematizing it afterwards would it be more relaxed to use and not occupy too much of his mental focus.

However, there was no rush for the next task, for his Combat Energy was still far from breaking through.

Meanwhile, the modified contract he had been improving gradually neared completion.

Zhao Guang took out a book; this was a specialized contract he had developed based on his own research on contracts and Undead control.

In the future, his contracts would no longer be attached inside his Sea of Consciousness but stored in an object.

After a lengthy period of experimentation, Zhao Guang finally completed this contract text.

He transferred each contract to this book; each transfer added one more name to it.

From now on, this book would serve as the carrier of his contracts, and he could control other Contractors through it.

The downside was that it was very cumbersome, and if this carrier were to be destroyed by someone else, all the Contracted Slaves would die.

Whoever obtained this book could also use some methods to dissolve their contracts.

Of course, the advantage was clear, that the pressure was now borne by the carrier, not himself.

After the transfer, Zhao Guang felt much relieved.

Except for the contracts of a few people like Xi Fei, which Zhao Guang still retained on his person, the others had all been moved to this book.

“Excellent, this way, these contracts can be passed down in the future.”

Zhao Guang studied the text and realized that he could allow others to inherit it in the future.

Once inherited, all the Contracted Slaves listed would also be inherited, which was absolutely unachievable with the original slave contracts.

It’s just a pity that creating this contract text was not easy; it required advanced materials.

Most people probably would not spend so much just for a few slave contracts.