That pair of scissors was so huge it was barely any different from a guillotine. If someone got snipped by it, their head and body would probably be severed in one cut. The terrifying aura it radiated also made it easy to sense that it was at least a spirit treasure, and probably a mid-grade one or higher. If its hardness was sufficient, it would likely have no trouble contending with the Sorrow Wind Godsplitter.
Most of the lower-level Tribulation Transcendence cultivators I had encountered before actually possessed treasures not much different from those of the Nine Tribulations. After all, treasures suitable for each Tribulation Transcendence cultivator were hard to find. They usually upgraded the natal treasures they were accustomed to using, so they were limited by their original foundations. Even if they refined them to an astonishing degree, they still could not reach the might of mid-grade spirit treasures or higher. If they tried to surpass that limit, they might even be constrained by their materials and shatter. This pair of scissors had clearly been a treasure of an extremely high grade from the very beginning.
And it was not only Old Du's scissors that were impressive. The flying sword behind Old Chen was probably no cheap imitation either. The scabbard alone was already a treasure; once unsheathed, its might would likely be beyond imagination.
I thought to myself that although this Southern Immortal Alliance was a relatively weaker immortal alliance under the East, its strength was already comparable to the Southern Immortal Pavilion of Tiannan. After this period of exploration, I had also learned about the structure of the five great immortal alliances in the East. Their hierarchy was clearly divided. The five orthodox immortal alliances—East, West, South, North, and Central—varied in strength and restrained one another, but