"Good. Thank you, Senior." Ksitigarbha looked delighted.
Fifty thousand Exchange Points—that was countless times more than the Exchange Points he had possessed before.
"By the way, Senior, can I give some of my Exchange Points to Diting?" Ksitigarbha asked.
"Of course." Wu Feng smiled. "You only need to tell me, and I'll give some of your Exchange Points to Diting."
"Master, you mustn't." Diting hurriedly spoke from the side.
"Senior, I'd like to give ten thousand Exchange Points to Diting." Ksitigarbha shook his head.
"Good. The ten thousand Exchange Points are now in Diting's hands." Wu Feng spoke immediately afterward.
"Master." Diting looked deeply moved.
So many Heavenly Treasures had only given Ksitigarbha fifty thousand Exchange Points. Ksitigarbha had given him ten thousand. Although it was less than half, it was still a huge number.
"Diting, this is your opportunity. You can look around here and see whether there's anything that can help you."
"Yes, Master. Diting understands."
Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Chaos Supreme Treasure, Pangu Axe
Inside the General Store.
"Senior, I have another question." Ksitigarbha hurriedly continued, "I came here before, but the treasures in those cabinets didn't state how many points they cost. Will I need to ask you when the time comes?"
"Mm, you won't need to anymore." Wu Feng shook his head. "These treasures are merely concealing their own spiritual radiance for now. You only need to spend ten Exchange Points to make their true forms appear before you. How many points you need to spend to obtain that treasure will also be displayed on it at that time."
In this regard, reading books was still different from directly obtaining treasures.
When reading books, the number of points determined how many pages one could read.
But most Heavenly Treasures were taken directly, and their prices were fixed.
"Uh..." Ksitigarbha froze for a moment. It could actually work like this?
"What if I don't choose one?" Ksitigarbha continued asking.
"Then you'll have wasted the Exchange Points." Wu Feng smiled brightly.
"All right. Thank you, Senior." Ksitigarbha inhaled deeply.
At that moment, Ksitigarbha couldn't help feeling that Wu Feng was rather like those money-grubbing shopkeepers in the mortal world.
Damn it, I can't think that way. Senior is a good person. Ksitigarbha hurriedly suppressed the thought.
After obtaining the Demon Heart and breaking free from Buddhism's shackles, Ksitigarbha's hidden nature had gradually revealed itself.
Or rather, this was the real Ksitigarbha.
The Ksitigarbha of the past had merely been suppressing his true nature under Buddhism's power.
"Still, ten Exchange Points isn't too bad." Ksitigarbha thought of the Exchange Points required to see a treasure's true form.
Ten Exchange Points were nothing compared with tens of thousands.
Thinking this way, Ksitigarbha felt much better.
To Wu Feng, ten Exchange Points were few, but many small amounts made a great sum. As more and more customers came, they would still add up to a considerable number.
After all, with so many things here, it was impossible for someone to look at only one, right?
That was why Wu Feng had set the cost of learning a treasure's details at ten Exchange Points. In any case, this was a long-term business.
"Diting, you understand now, right?" Ksitigarbha said to his Spirit Beast.
"Yes, Master." Diting nodded.
"Diting, look around on your own. But I'll give you a suggestion: the books in the General Store might also be able to help you greatly." Ksitigarbha offered his advice.
The Demon Heart was what Ksitigarbha had obtained from the books.
It was not something ordinary Heavenly Treasures could compare with.
However, the things obtained from reading books could not be determined in advance.
Now Ksitigarbha wanted to see what the other items in the cabinets were.
This filled him with great interest.
Ksitigarbha arrived before a cabinet and looked at the various things inside.
There were knives, swords, bells, cauldrons, and so on.
This should be the cabinet containing weapons.
What disappointed Ksitigarbha was that, no matter how many times he looked, he still couldn't tell what was so remarkable about these treasures. They were simply too plain.
"As expected, there are no loopholes." Ksitigarbha shook his head in disappointment.
He had originally wondered whether he could identify these items from their appearances, but now it seemed he had been overthinking it.
It was completely impossible.
"Looks like I can only spend ten Exchange Points." Ksitigarbha spoke softly, his gaze settling on an ancient, unadorned bell.
"Then let me see what kind of treasure this bell is."
"Spend ten Exchange Points."
Ksitigarbha focused his mind.
The ancient bell before him suddenly radiated dazzling light, while terrifying law power surged like a vast sea.
He could even see the elements of earth, fire, wind, and water emerging from the bell's surface.
Looking closely, it seemed as though countless living beings could be seen inside the ancient bell.
"Ksitigarbha actually chose this. I didn't expect that." Watching the commotion from the cabinet, Wu Feng chuckled.
That bell was no ordinary bell.
It was the Innate Supreme Treasure, the Chaos Bell.
In the entire Primordial Chaos world, there might originally have been only three Innate Supreme Treasures.
They were the Taiji Diagram, the Pangu Banner, and the Chaos Bell.
The first two had fallen into Laozi's and Yuanshi Tianzun's hands, while the final Chaos Bell had originally belonged to the Eastern Emperor Taiyi of the Demon race.
But after the War of the Witches and Demons, the Chaos Bell disappeared.
It could be said that obtaining the Chaos Bell, which possessed both offense and defense, could multiply one's overall strength.
Just like the Eastern Emperor Taiyi back then—after possessing the Chaos Bell, he had practically stood undefeated among Quasi-Saints.
At the Quasi-Saint realm, the Eastern Emperor Taiyi had been invincible.
"This is..." Ksitigarbha's eyes widened, his face filled with disbelief.
The phenomenon produced by this treasure connected with some legends in Ksitigarbha's mind.
"Could this be the legendary Chaos Bell?"
Immediately afterward, Ksitigarbha shifted his gaze to the side.
Several words were written above it.
"Chaos Bell, 400,000 Exchange Points."
"It really is the Innate Supreme Treasure, the Chaos Bell." Ksitigarbha was incredulous.
The vanished Chaos Bell was actually here.
But the price of 400,000 Exchange Points left Ksitigarbha helpless.
He currently had only 40,000 Exchange Points. Compared with 400,000, that was a tenfold difference.
Unless he emptied the entire Buddhist sect, there might be a chance.
But aside from Tathagata, the other Buddhist powerhouses probably couldn't do it.
As for Ksitigarbha, who had betrayed Buddhism, that was even more impossible.
He had robbed Spirit Mountain once. If he wanted to do it a second time, Tathagata would not be lenient.
After steadying his emotions, Ksitigarbha shifted his gaze to an axe.
"This axe can't be an Innate Supreme Treasure too, can it?" Ksitigarbha muttered.
Apart from the Chaos Bell, the only Innate Supreme Treasures in the Primordial Chaos world were the Pangu Banner and the Taiji Diagram.
There had never been an axe.
"Spend ten Exchange Points."
Ksitigarbha focused his mind and began examining the treasure that was the axe.
When the ancient radiance faded, terrifying Chaos Qi flowed out from the axe.
Ksitigarbha felt as though his soul was about to be crushed at that moment.
If not for the power within the General Store restraining this terrifying axe.
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