They saw, within that pillar of azure flame, a small globule of elixir completely enveloped by the fire, spinning continuously, being compressed more and more, visibly shrinking in size and increasing in density.

This scene made one of the judges gasp sharply, "He's... not using the alchemy furnace wall, but directly tempering the elixir with fire! This can greatly speed up the condensing process!"@@novelbin@@

The other two judges were equally stunned. Such a method of condensing elixirs was unheard of. To directly use fire without the furnace wall required an extraordinary level of control.

One misstep and the elixir could be scorched. Terra Su dared to do this because of his precise control over the flame. What kind of mastery did it take to achieve this?

One judge furrowed his brow, as if recalling something. After a moment, he exclaimed, "I remember now! This method of condensing elixirs is called 'Moonlight on the Sea,' an ancient technique long lost. I only saw it in an old book, and the description matches exactly what Master Su is doing now."

"No way, another lost technique? How is that possible?"

The judge shook his head, "I find it hard to believe too. It might be a coincidence. If Master Su is truly using 'Moonlight on the Sea,' it's terrifying!"

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