The Dao Embryo's function was straightforward, yet powerful in its own way. It could amplify existing flames, driving them to greater intensity. It could also ignite fire upon materials that would normally resist combustion, allowing flame to exist where it otherwise could not.
In the context of forging, this Dao Embryo had clear utility. It could enhance heat, improve efficiency, and expand the range of workable materials.
It was practical.
It was useful.
But it was still not what Lin Mu was seeking.
He observed it for a few moments, analyzing its structure, feeling its resonance. There was no doubt that it could assist in forging, perhaps even significantly.
Yet it lacked something.
It did not align with the level of complexity that the husk required. It was a tool, but not one suited for the task.
Lin Mu exhaled slowly.
"Not this either," he said.
The fan reacted just as the flower had.
