Those people had collected the Myriad Beast Cage fragments to make weapons. Since even experts who could imprint the heavens had struggled to break the metal, weapons made from it should have been formidable.
But the result disappointed them. The shattered Myriad Beast Cage was like the corpse of a lifeless creature. Forget experts who could imprint the heavens—even someone in the Exploration Realm could crush it with ease. It was still quite hard, enough to make weapons for Extreme Realm cultivators, but it was useless to experts who roamed the starry sky.
Lu Yin held a massive fragment of the Myriad Beast Cage. It still reeked of blood. He didn't even need to exert himself; he just blew on it, and it crumbled.
Did Yiben City need this stuff?
He contacted Little Bear Vice City Lord and told him what had happened, but Little Bear Vice City Lord still insisted he wanted it.
Since he wanted it, Lu Yin would collect it. But the fragments were too large to fit in a Void Ring. With no other choice, Lu Yin contacted Sword Valley Master and asked him to send cultivators from the Sixth Continent to help gather them.
When Sword Valley Master heard Lu Yin's request, he thought he'd misheard. They were still at war, still invading, and Lu Yin wanted him to send people to collect metal fragments for him? What was he thinking? If anyone else had asked—even another Cosmos Imprinter—Sword Valley Master would have cursed him out. But when it came to Lu Yin, he really did have to show him some respect.
Reluctantly, Sword Valley Master sent a few ships with little combat ability to gather the metal floating through space and send it to the Canglan Territory.
Lu Yin found it strange. Sword Valley