"How should I understand that, Senior?" Ye Tian asked, looking at the old man before him.
"If you open this door, there will be no turning back. Are you sure you wish to enter?" the old man asked leisurely.
Before Ye Tian could answer, the old man smiled again and continued, "In this bucket of mine are dragons, phoenixes, qilins, countless Kunpeng and auspicious beasts. Everything I have caught over the years is inside. Why not take them and leave?"
After saying this, he looked at Ye Tian with a beaming smile. Such a haul could not be called anything but abundant. To offer dragons, phoenixes, qilins, and all manner of rare ferocious beasts as a gift was a rare sight in the world. Even the Great Feng King Ye Tian had once seen had merely ridden in a carriage drawn by nine dragons.
Here, however, they seemed as common as cabbages.
The old man was extremely confident. No One could resist such temptation.
"What if I say no?" Ye Tian paused, then a faint smile appeared on his face, though his eyes remained filled with indifference.
"This thing does not cease to belong to me just because you say you will not give it to me."
Ye Tian rose to his feet. He had initially wanted to see what was so extraordinary about this man, but the result disappointed him greatly. He walked over to the old man's side and lowered his head to inspect the bucket beside him.
Just as the old man had said, the bucket contained many rare and exotic beasts. There were more than several azure dragons within it, crawling and roaring as they tried to escape, only to be blasted apart by an inexplicable force of lightning whenever they rose.
"At your age, you