Styx reached out and beckoned, and the courtyard flew straight toward the three of them.
As they drew closer, Ksitigarbha could better sense just how miraculously ingenious Styx's seemingly effortless maneuver truly was.
A small valley that had originally been completely desolate, with only a single Bodhi Tree standing within it,
had been transformed before their eyes, with just a few words from the person before them, into such a delicate little courtyard.
Moreover, Ksitigarbha could sense an extremely familiar aura coming from the courtyard.
Clearly, the little courtyard had already gained sentience and become a Spiritual Treasure.
However, Ksitigarbha's cultivation was insufficient to determine the Spiritual Treasure's exact grade. He would have to refine it before the truth could be known.
At that moment, he suddenly grew immensely curious about the person beside him.
Although he knew that anyone capable of deciding the position of an Underworld Dao Master had to be one of the strongest existences in the Great Wilderness,
Ksitigarbha, who had always remained unmoved by honor or disgrace, had not felt particularly impressed by this.
But after witnessing just the tip of the iceberg today, Ksitigarbha had truly become curious.
Di Ting, standing to the side, was even more obvious about it. His eyes flashed, and his ears twitched repeatedly as he searched Heaven and Earth for Styx's identity.
Seeing their confusion, Styx chuckled. "Don't waste your effort. You two should hurry to the Underworld and receive your orders. As for my identity, you'll find out sooner or later."
Hearing this, Ksitigarbha smiled sheepishly, pressed his palms together, and bowed to Styx.
"I was indeed too rash. In that case, thank you, Venerable, for refining this treasure for me. Ksitigarbha will take his leave first."
Styx gave a slight nod and said nothing more.
Seeing this,