Cultivation Starting from Choosing Augments

Chapter 712 - 275: Spiritual Artifact Hand It Over


Chapter 712: Chapter 275: Spiritual Artifact, Hand It Over

Comprehending the essence of even a single technique was incredibly difficult, an accomplishment reserved for only the most extraordinarily talented.

What’s more, so many techniques were demonstrated in quick succession—each a top-tier Celestial Level technique—with no break in between.

By the time it was over, it felt to Xiao Chen as if he had just watched a bustling show.

It was certainly an eye-opening experience, but that was all.

"Who the hell designed this inheritance? They didn’t even consider whether the Inheritor could actually learn any of it!"

Xiao Chen casually tossed aside the Jade Scroll, which had lost its luster and now had a crack down its center, unable to stop himself from complaining aloud.

He reached for the middle Jade Scroll and picked it up. "Let’s hope there’s something good in this one."

A moment later, he disappointedly tossed aside the shattered Jade Scroll.

The middle Jade Scroll recorded three complete sets of Celestial Level Cultivation Techniques. Mastering any one of them would allow a cultivator to advance directly to the Great Perfection of the Nascent Soul realm.

’So, couldn’t you guys have spared a thought for what ordinary disciples are supposed to do?’

Even at the end, there were none of the Yellow Level Cultivation Techniques Xiao Chen had been hoping for.

The result was, without a doubt, somewhat disappointing.

Fortunately, aside from the Cultivation Techniques, the Jade Scroll also contained a bit of other information.

This Relic belonged to a power that called itself the Da Xuan Immortal Dynasty.

The author’s tone was thick with confidence when mentioning this, as if the name alone was a source of great pride.

And aside from the name, they had left no other clues whatsoever.

They seemed utterly confident that no matter who the Inheritor was, they would have heard of the Da Xuan Immortal Dynasty’s glorious reputation.

In reality, however, Xiao Chen had never heard the name before.

He figured it had long since been swallowed by the river of time.

In the great river of time, it didn’t matter if you were a Major Sect or an Immortal Dynasty, nor how dazzling you were in your era; you were all nothing more than a tiny ripple.

Still, the Da Xuan Immortal Dynasty had left one good thing for its Inheritor.

That was the Jade Talisman on the far right.

At first, Xiao Chen had thought it was another Inheritance Jade Talisman.

Now, however, he picked it up again and examined it curiously. ’Is it really this amazing?’

According to the inheritance, it had a pleasant-sounding name: the Small Shifting Talisman.

As the name suggested, this small Jade Talisman, only two inches long and half an inch wide, possessed the ability to traverse the void.

A Cultivator simply needed to inject a strand of True Essence to activate it, and it would randomly teleport them thousands of miles away, allowing them to escape from pursuing enemies.

Moreover, the inheritance also proudly stressed a special point.

This Small Shifting Talisman was a specially improved, third-generation version.

During the random teleportation, it could perfectly avoid overly powerful Restrictions.

In other words, a user no longer had to worry about being teleported into an unopened Relic or Secret Realm and getting trapped inside.

Nor did they have to worry about being accidentally teleported into a major power’s Mountain Protection Array and finding themselves surrounded.

Of course, every advantage has its disadvantage.

This also meant it had a drawback.

Namely, if used inside a Relic or Secret Realm, it couldn’t be used to bypass the Restrictions and escape directly, which was something to be mindful of.

"Now this is a real treasure!"

Xiao Chen fiddled with the Small Shifting Talisman, his interest thoroughly piqued.

With this item, he now had another life-saving trump card.

Moreover, an ordinary Cultivator might worry about what would happen if they faced an overwhelmingly powerful enemy and couldn’t react in time to activate the Small Shifting Talisman.

For Xiao Chen, however, he could use it in conjunction with the Blade of Night.

If he ever found himself in a truly desperate situation, he would have at least a Quarter Hour to make a decision, so there was absolutely no risk of not having enough time to use it.

’Perfect!’

’Let’s see what else is good enough to take.’

Xiao Chen put away the Small Shifting Talisman and began to carefully survey the main hall.

Although the Inheritance Jade Scroll had stated that nothing else was left for the inheritor in the hall, that didn’t matter to Xiao Chen. Where there’s a will, there’s a way.

CRACK!

Xiao Chen stood up, turned, and snapped the Golden Chair in half.

Unfortunately, there was nothing hidden inside.

He then proceeded to inspect all the ornaments in the hall, making a point to personally pick up and check every single pot and jar.

Unfortunately, after a full sweep, he found that while the items were exquisite, they were all just miscellaneous trinkets of the Dharma Artifact Level.

It wasn’t that they were worthless, but all together, they wouldn’t sell for more than a few Spirit Stones.

The eight vases in the hall, for example, were merely a bit more exquisite in their patterns.

If he were to sell them, each would probably be worth a hundred Spirit Stones at most.

Of course, operating on a "waste not, want not" principle, Xiao Chen still swept them all into his Miscellaneous Ring, piling them together with the Spiritual Artifacts he had collected earlier.

His guiding principle was to treat them all equally; he wouldn’t discriminate against them just because they were mere Magical Artifacts.

After emptying the entire hall, Xiao Chen surveyed his work, nodded in satisfaction, and prepared to check another area.

THUD!

But before he could even go to open the door, he heard a loud bang from outside.

THUD! THUD! THUD!

Whoever was out there seemed to be in a great hurry, forcefully kicking the door.

Unfortunately, thanks to the special inscriptions carved on the door, it wasn’t so simple for an ordinary Cultivator to push it open.

"What do we do? It won’t open!"

A panicked voice cried out, "They’re definitely going to catch up to us! We should just go!"

Another voice, this one female, replied, "There are clearly no Restrictions on this palace. Why won’t it open?"

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