The Five Elements Hundred Treasure Water was a mimic Spirit Treasure. Ling Pengyun had created it based on the Dragon Abyss Flood Dragon King's Spirit Treasure Prototype, Thousand Flowing Water, and its power was exceptionally impressive.
Like ordinary mimic magic items, the Five Elements Hundred Treasure Water could attack, defend, and trap enemies. It was an all-purpose magic item.
Its only drawback was likely the excessive materials required to forge it. It needed a hundred spiritual objects of the same rank as materials before it could be refined.
According to Ling Pengyun's estimates, raising a Five Elements Hundred Treasure Water to the third rank through melting and refining spiritual objects would cost at least around a million spirit stones. That was equivalent to the price of three ordinary magic treasures, several tenths more expensive than the Azure Sea Heavy Yuan Treasure Pearl, the offensive magic treasure recorded in the Azure Sea Azure Sky Scripture of the Azure Sea Azure Sky Sect.
This was also a common flaw of most mimic magic treasures. Though powerful, they were costly and difficult to refine.
However, Ling Pengyun did not consider this issue at present. The Ling Clan had now entered a stable course. Even if he acted as a hands-off shopkeeper, the Ling Clan could operate normally. It was also now strong enough to serve as his greatest backing and support his future refinement of a third-rank Five Elements Hundred Treasure Water.
The Five Elements Primordial Chaos Bell was merely an ordinary bronze bell-type magic item, only somewhat stronger.
The Five Elements Illusion Mist Bottle, however, was rather special. It was an illusion Dao magic item, and it could work in tandem with the lifebound spell Five Elements Spirit Mist.
Not only could this treasure produce Five Elements Spirit Mist on its own,