Fire Origins Liquid

The Fire Origins Liquid is a flame-like droplet from another universe that perfects a fire-lineage lifeform's life essence. Meng Chuan selects it specifically for Liu Qiyue, whose thin phoenix bloodline makes her an unusually compatible recipient.

History

Earth Cloud's victory buys Qiyue a longer future

After returning the Heavenly Punishment Chart to Archean Eon's treasure vault, Meng spends 200,000 cubes of his inheritance quota on one drop of Fire Origins Liquid. He expects it to extend Qiyue's lifespan by three to four thousand years while refining her phoenix bloodline and easing her future cultivation. (Chapter 621)

Once Qiyue awakens from her long sleep, Meng brings out the ten-colored droplet and sends it through her clothing into her body. Her erupting flames force him to isolate her in another layer of space while the transformation proceeds. An hour later, she emerges with a far purer phoenix bloodline, stronger natural flames, and a total lifespan of about 4,300 years. (Chapters 623–625)

Abilities and properties

Phoenix-compatible life perfection

The treasure appears as a water droplet formed from ten colors of flame. It improves life essence by refining an existing fire bloodline; for Qiyue, that means rapidly purifying her thin phoenix inheritance until it approaches—but does not equal—the level of a pure-blooded phoenix. Her natural flames become strong enough to severely injure an Imperial Lord, and her subsequent fire-lineage cultivation becomes more than ten times smoother. (Chapters 624–625 and 635)

Limits and lasting state

Compatibility matters: Meng chooses the liquid because it is particularly suitable for phoenix bloodlines, not as a universal longevity medicine. Even a treasure comparable in value to an Eighth Tribulation treasure cannot make Qiyue a true pureblood or reach the absolute 5,000-year Supremacy lifespan limit. The drop is entirely absorbed during the one-hour transformation. Its physical form is gone, while Qiyue retains the improved bloodline, cultivation affinity, power, and lifespan. (Chapters 621 and 624–625)

Owners and wielders