You obtained Spider's Tear (Holy Spirit-grade · Pendant).
Spider's Tear (Holy Spirit-grade · Pendant)
Durability: 40/40
Equipment Requirement: Summoning basic skill Lv.60 or above. (Only one pendant may be equipped.)
Equipment Effect (Unique): When summoning creatures, the Charm Attribute bonus to summoned creatures is increased by 10%.
Rating: 891 points (Holy Spirit-grade equipment has a rating of 700–1000 points.)
Description: I am willing to silently guard your side until the moment my consciousness fades—Your maid, Reiss.
Selling Price: Cannot be sold after being equipped.
This was a summoning-type pendant. Equipment related to summoning was generally difficult to find buyers for, but once a suitable buyer was found, it could be sold for a high price.
The Treasure Chest had gotten things off to a great start, putting Su Xiao in an excellent mood. He picked up the Treasure Chest dropped by the Immortal One. The Immortal One also used a blade, so as long as something decent came out, there was an eighty-to-ninety-percent chance Su Xiao could use it.
You opened the Treasure Chest by 7%.
You obtained Nameless Blade (Holy Spirit-grade weapon).
A rust-covered longblade appeared in Su Xiao's hand. This was the Immortal One's weapon, presumably forged by a blacksmith. Its name was quite interesting: Nameless Blade.
The Immortal One had left behind no accomplishments—only a name carved into a stone pillar, a mutilated corpse, and a rust-covered longblade. Born for slaughter, dead for redemption. That was everything the Immortal One had been.
Though covered in rust, Nameless Blade was a Holy Spirit-grade longblade with a rating as high as 915 points. Su Xiao stored it in his storage space. This weapon could not be sold.
Only three Treasure Chests remained, and all of them were major prizes. The Grand Priest's and Qis's Treasure Chests were