The Guardians were naturally born spirits. Feng Jun had considered that possibility, but he still found it hard to accept. "You two were enemies?"
"Enemies from back then, merely on opposing sides," the Mirror Spirit snorted, unwilling to say more. "But it really isn't my enemy."
"Fine." Feng Jun quickly accepted the reality. "You're the spirit of the Yin-Yang Mirror, but from the looks of it, the Yin-Yang Mirror no longer exists... After all, even counterfeit goods have come out pretending to be the genuine article."
"The Yin-Yang Mirror truly no longer exists." A flash appeared before Feng Jun, and a faint cloud of black mist emerged. "I have been dwelling here using fragments of the Yin-Yang Mirror. I didn't return to Blue Star to compete for those opportunities to attain sainthood. Haven't I been accommodating enough?"
"You certainly have been accommodating," Feng Jun said with a nod. "If you hadn't tried to force a deal on me, I really would have sympathized with you."
"I forced a deal on you?" The black mist snorted. "I've always been perfectly reasonable, all right?"
"Perhaps from the perspective of your cultivation, you think you're being reasonable." Feng Jun had no interest in arguing. Being weak truly was the original sin. "I'm just a little curious. Can ancient artifacts also give birth to spirits?"
"What a bumpkin." The Mirror Spirit was dismissive. "There are plenty of things you don't know."
After pondering for a moment, Feng Jun took out the Heaven-Deriving Mirror with a flick of his hand. "Since it has such a connection to you, I'll give this item to you, Senior."
The cloud of black mist did not take the mirror. After a period of silence, it asked again, "That's it?"
"That's it!" Feng Jun answered crisply. "How about I give