Chapter 536: Battle pain

Morin felt the pressure of the ocean through his skin, almost directly acting on his internal organs, and he had almost no special exercise for internal organs, naturally it was difficult to resist this pressure.
In the current ocean, the surrounding area is dark. For ordinary people, it is invisible.
But Morin can still see a lot of things around him. Here is an area where there seems to be nothing but pressure. There are no mountains and rivers under the sea, and there are few underwater creatures.
Of course, for Morin now, what he needs to pay more attention to is how to resist the pressure of the internal organs brought by seawater.
Morin decided that he could not continue to dive for the time being, because it was obvious that he had spit out several blood, and if he dived again, his internal organs would be completely gone.
At this depth, Moline is temporarily resistant. First of all, he didn't start the Healing Rune Array, because that way he didn't get good exercise results.
All Morin has to do is to stay there and run the magic around the body to combine the magic with the body to exercise. This is also the key point of his cultivation of the "magic body": the magic power will be combined with the body, which is similar to making the magic power a part of the body.
This is different from other magicians. Their magic power is only stored in the body and will not be transferred until the spell is cast.
The pressure of the sea water constantly squeezes Morin's body. This is a kind of tempering from the outside to the inside. It is like a blacksmith who beats the red hot steel. Is more pure.
The truth is this, but steel has no life. No matter how you beat it, it will not be painful. However, if the same kind of beats fall on people, the pain will be self-evident.
Moline suffered from this pain, the pressure struck him from a 360-degree dead angle, and infiltrated into him in a slow time.
This is like cold, you may not have any special feelings at first, but as time goes by, the cold will pass through your muscles and enter your bone marrow.
Moline felt the same pressure. At first, these pressures only made Moline feel some pain in the internal organs, and even vomiting and bleeding. However, in this case, he can still bear it.
It's just that over time, that kind of severe pain is becoming increasingly unbearable. That is not a particularly intense pain, but a kind of pain that makes people suffer, unable to escape and escape, and is the kind of pain that you do not want to bear in your life, but you must bear.
This kind of severe pain will not kill you for a quarter of a moment, but after all, it slowly eats you away and makes you lose all the time. In addition to this claustrophobic world, the endless darkness renders, if it is not Morin, it will probably be a mental breakdown if it is replaced by others.
Of course, if you change someone else, your body will have collapsed before your mental breakdown.
Mo Lin endured such pain. He understood that if he wanted to succeed and gain strength, he must endure such pain. On the way forward, oneself is not torn by pain and ends in failure; it is to overcome all the pain and end in victory.
But Moline, who was struggling on the edge of pain, seemed to know that perhaps success was not so real a need, but the pain itself inspired Moline's stubborn fighting spirit.
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The more painful, the stronger he must be, he must fight against this pain to the end, he wants to know, even if it is such pain, how can he treat himself.
In the end, maybe you did not succeed, but you must overcome the pain!
The endless pain has made Morin's spirit a little exhausted, but he still maintains a trace of clarity, starting the "Heavy Profound Circle" to constantly supplement himself with the magic of constant consumption.
It must be said that within this deep sea, the consumption of Moline's magic power also seems to fall to the side of the bottomless cave. With the magic level of his senior magician, coupled with the "heavy magic circle" frantically absorbing magic from the void, this can only offset the consumption of Mo Lin's magic.
And the consumption of these magic powers is used to fight the pressure of the ocean. Due to the uniformity of the ocean pressure, the magical powers that Moline confronted with were evenly distributed.
However, this uniformity is a layered uniformity. For example, Morin's muscles and bones have been extremely solid due to the previous "magic body" cultivation, so the magic power distribution at this level is less, but the magic power is evenly distributed to all positions of the muscle bones.
Then there is the inside of Moline, which also performs this hierarchical configuration magic as the organization is different, but no matter how it is configured, the magic in a specific part is always uniform.
However, the uniform form of this layering is not static, even in such a short period of time, Morin can feel this change in layering. That is, this layered change seems to be slowly merging, that is, if there is enough time, this layering phenomenon will completely disappear.
In fact, this process is also similar to iron forging, which turns the original non-uniform into uniform, so as to be strong.
Morin felt this change, and he could also calculate the result, but he didn't know how long it would take for this change to reach the final large uniformity.
This time Morin's cultivation can be said to be in a very quiet state, but on the surface of the quiet, it is like a general movement. Motion and static are combined, motion is static, and static is dynamic.
In this extremely broad, yet extremely claustrophobic underwater world, Morin could not feel the change of time. He can only feel that his pain is deepening, like a curve with a valley, and now his pain is rising.
And because he could not feel the change of time, Morin felt that the pain was growing almost endlessly.
However, time will not stagnate in a non-magical state. Even in this underwater world, time still progresses as usual.
With the passage of time, Mo Lin, who endured pain, finally began to change. This change is more obvious in this dark underwater world-because his body began to glow with a glare.
However, this glare only seemed to come from Morin's body surface, as if his body were reflecting. Morin himself also noticed this phenomenon, and he knew very well about his body, but he was very happy.
Morin knew that the luster of this body surface was the result of the pressure of seawater on his own temper. From this luster, Morin knew that this way of cultivation could indeed strengthen his "magic body".
However, unlike the previous practice, Morin feels that this time the practice of the "magic body" seems to be able to bring different surprises to himself.