After stepping into the Saint Lord realm, Song Ankang tried using the Horizon Jade and Rule Power to trace Talent Bug Aman's whereabouts. Regrettably, after investigating, he discovered that although the Horizon Jade was merely a Fourth Grade Upper heavenly artifact, it concealed Rule Power and was actually a Half-step Saint Artifact. Moreover, the rule hidden within this set of Saint Artifacts was the rule of self-destruction.
As long as an Upper Three Ranks cultivator tried to forcibly break through its restrictions and use the Horizon Jade to investigate other holders' true identities, whereabouts, and other information, it would destroy itself.
Song Ankang had no choice but to abandon the idea. However, after advancing to the level of a Second-Rank Dao Master, he tried again and found that cracking the Horizon Jade's self-destruction rule was not difficult. Yet once it was cracked and the identities of the other Horizon Jade holders were obtained, all Horizon Jades would be destroyed and cease to exist.
It would also notify every holder that the Horizon Jade had been breached. This was an inherent function of the Horizon Jade. Though it was not a rule and was somewhat rigid, it was quite effective.
After all, they had been together for so many years. After considering it, Song Ankang decided not to rashly break it. His current transactions with Talent Bug Aman were going smoothly, and the Talent Beads he had obtained were enough for the time being. He would wait until he truly no longer needed the Horizon Jade before forcibly cracking it.
Moreover, Song Ankang worried that the method he had found to crack the Horizon Jade might not work. If anything went wrong, he would lose both the lady and the army. Not only would he be unable to trade with Talent