``` Various flames were carved onto the cauldron. You had never studied flames in depth, so you could not recognize what kind of flames they were.
Through the Artifact Spirit of the Cauldron, you learned that this item's true name was the "Suiyan Heavy Cauldron," an artifact that combined offense and defense. It had two notable traits. First, it could produce miraculous effects against Sound Dao attacks, known as "Sound Dispelling." Second, it could also prove miraculous against illusions. Within another person's illusionary realm, the cauldron would warn its owner and might help them escape, a trait called "Dream Dispelling."
You were fairly satisfied with the two Fourth-ring Dao Artifacts. Although you were gradually phasing out Fourth-ring Dao Artifacts as your primary means, the Qi Feng Bead had remarkable effects. One of your main offensive methods was the Samadhi Divine Fire, while the Fifth-ring Dao Artifact, the Gathering Spirit Pearl, was an excellent tool for storing Samadhi Divine Fire and unleashing it all at once.
Though the Qi Feng Bead could not serve as a primary offensive treasure, it could provide excellent support. Therefore, you planned to keep it rather than give it to the Five Immortals of Blue Stream in exchange for something else.
The Suiyan Heavy Cauldron was also good, but it was unsuitable for the opponents you currently faced. Thus, this high-quality Fourth-ring Dao Artifact could be left to Ye Chen.
As it happened, when Ye Chen entered the Immortal-Demon Battlefield this time, two of the Third-ring Dao Treasures he selected had effects that aided the comprehension of authorities. He gave them to you shortly after arriving at Snow City.
You naturally felt no burden in taking your son's things. Yet after this trial, the group's eventual hope of escape had still depended on Han Liang's Formation