At the upcoming auction, the only thing Saine was truly interested in was likely one of the Immortal Domain's top-tier rule flames, the Nine Heavens Mysterious Fire.
It was not that Saine had no interest in the other auction items; it was simply that his remaining assets could no longer support such lavish spending.
However, when the auction reached its middle-to-late stages and a cultivation art called the "Blood Scripture" appeared, Saine abruptly rose to his feet inside the private room.
The Blood Scripture had not been included in the list of items that the Hundred Treasures Pavilion had previously given Saine.
This meant that the cultivation art had either been added at the last minute, or its origins were questionable enough that even the Hundred Treasures Pavilion could not publicize it beforehand.
And after hearing the auctioneer's appraisal and explanation, Saine was more inclined toward the latter possibility.
The cultivation art known as the "Blood Scripture" had likewise come from the Immortal Domain Civilization, and from the renowned Asura Race of the Netherworld Blood Sea.
According to the introduction, a certain cultivator had obtained it from a Great Luo Golden Immortal-level Asura King. It was also an exceptionally complete cultivation art, containing many annotations left behind by its previous owner regarding their understanding of the technique.
The Asura Race was not easy to provoke. Within the Immortal Domain Civilization, they were a unique race renowned for battle and possessed of fiery tempers.
Although the Asura Race's total population was nowhere near as immense as that of the Human Race or Demon Race, they were still a force to be reckoned with within the Immortal Domain Civilization.
It was simply that no members of the Asura Race had been seen participating in this Wizard Civilization War.
Perhaps that was why