A Mystic Immortal goes on refining the primordial spirit above the power of a Heavenly Immortal, and begins to draw whatever he has learned — fire, water, thunder, wind or transformation — into a complete method. Casting no longer depends on a single talisman, and he can change from one art to another in the middle of a duel.
A demon king of the hills at this level can hold a cave, command lesser spirits, and lay out illusions that cover tens of li of mountain road. The core disciples of the Heavenly Court and the schools can go below on errands alone, follow a demonic trail and seal a cave.
A Mystic Immortal can already turn aside many mortal weapons and ordinary arts, but before the treasure of a Golden Immortal, the true transmission of a school or the eye of a great formation, both his spirit and his body can still be pinned.
Those in seclusion go on tempering the three flowers of the crown and the five breaths of the breast until scattered power gathers into one place; only when the work is complete do the Honghuang stories move them into the ranks of the Golden Immortals.
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