Chen Shi returned home and immediately opened Eunuch Liu's notebook, reading it carefully. He mainly read the deciphered runes left by his grandpa, Chen Yindu. In his view, while this Eunuch Liu was certainly an outstanding figure of that era, he was definitely inferior to Grandpa in his mastery of talismans.
However, the runes left by Chen Yindu also looked like ghost-scrawled symbols. Combining them with the talisman knowledge he had learned previously, Chen Shi gradually began to make some sense of the runes left by Grandpa.
Judging from the understanding of the runes, this should be a type of thunder art, sharing a few commonalities with the Thunder Jade Pivot Great Law that Chen Shi practiced. Only, he found these few runes extremely strenuous to look at, just like looking at the immortal arts on those scrolls of golden books in the True King's Tomb. After studying them for a moment, his head grew dizzy and his brain buzzed.
That he could still manage not to faint by now was probably because he practiced the Thunder Jade Pivot Great Law and already had a relatively deep understanding of thunder arts.
Even so, this rune still heavily drained his vital energy. Before long, he grew drowsy and simply slumped over his desk, falling into a deep sleep.
Not long after he fell asleep, a graceful figure as white as snow suddenly flew out from the small shrine behind his head. At first, she was only an inch or so in size, but by the time she landed, she was a slender and alluring fairy.
In the study, Black Pot immediately raised its head to look at the woman.
That woman was precisely the white-robed female immortal at the end of the white jade path in Qixia Temple. She raised a