As they say, "The appearance stems from the heart."
To condense a "Heart Image," one must first find one's "self" in the consciousness.
Simply put, you need to know what your "Heart Image" is.
It could be a tiger, leopard, jackal, wolf, flowers birds, fish, insects... any living creature is possible.
Dragon, Phoenix, Qilin, and the Four Spirits are of course the top tier; some have even condensed the appearance of a God Buddha, being hailed as a heavenly sage.
Lu Li had already achieved "Half-Visualization of Heart," hence this step of pursuing the self and stemming appearance from the heart was naturally effortless.
With a wave of his hand, a thirty-foot-tall, three-headed phantom emerged from the seabed, fuzzy, representing the "Half-Visualization of Heart."
The desire for freedom and release is an innate instinct of life.
The three-headed dragon, having been confined for too long, was naturally distressed, continuously roaring soundlessly.
