"King's Treasury... This was the King's Treasury?"
After reading the contents of the clay tablet, Lin Qiye drew in a sharp breath.
What kind of King's Treasury was this? It was clearly a "Bandit Treasury"!
As long as divine artifacts stolen from others were placed into the King's Treasury, they could be turned into one's own possessions, with a high chance of nurturing sentience within them... Lin Qiye finally understood where so many divine artifacts in the King's Treasury had come from.
Lin Qiye could already picture Hero King Gilgamesh in those days, holding the King's Treasury aloft as he plundered divine artifacts in every direction.
With such an outrageous treasury, and sixty divine artifacts stored inside... What divine kingdom would not want it?
Besides that, Lin Qiye had obtained some additional information from these clay tablets.
The grades of divine artifacts were basically consistent with the cultivation realms of gods. They were divided into three tiers: "Supreme," "Main God," and "Lesser God."
The Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi in Lin Qiye's possession, Takama-ga-hara's foremost artifact of slaughter, and Divine Calamity in Yurina Takishiro's possession, the foremost divine artifact of the Earthly Gods, both belonged to the "Supreme" tier. In theory, they were of the same rank as the King's Treasury.
Of course, the Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi in Lin Qiye's hands was currently nothing more than decoration. He possessed no Power of Law and could not activate the sword, only using its trait of "cutting anything" in battle.
Lin Qiye flipped through several more clay tablets and finally found clues regarding the Star Coin.
Never-Stopping Star Coin: 'Supreme'-grade divine artifact. It did not require an owner, and anyone could use it. It could ==== (crossed out).
Origin: In the 124th year of the Uruk Dynasty, our king Gilgamesh explored an ancient, decayed mythological ruin. Upon a