Yan Chihuo only needed one glance at the Sun-Moon Bow to feel both surprise and delight. Twenty-four layers of Restrictions were engraved on it, and it was just one step away from becoming a Dharma Tool. What puzzled him, though, was that the Restrictions on the bow were wind-attributed, yet neither Du the Third nor the Black-Clad Man cultivated wind-attributed arts. How, then, could they use it?
Even stranger, the wind-attributed Restrictions on the Sun-Moon Bow differed from the ones he knew. They were neither single Restrictions nor composite Restrictions. He stared at them for a long while, then a thought struck him. Could this be an ancient Talisman Artifact?
Cultivators in ancient times were very different from those of today. Although the cultivation arts and supernatural abilities they practiced were also divided into various attributes, the distinctions were far less detailed than they were now. The Talisman Artifacts, Dharma Tools, and other items they crafted also differed greatly from those of the present day. Thus, such items were known as ancient Talisman Artifacts, ancient Dharma Tools, and so on.
Ancient Talisman Artifacts were generally divided into two types. One was similar to the Talisman Artifacts of today, and gradually gave rise to the current system of artifact refinement. The other was entirely different, emphasizing the inherent properties of the Talisman Artifact Primordial Embryo itself. A Talisman Artifact like the Sun-Moon Bow, for example, had no attached spell. It simply made the bow more powerful, and its arrows impossible to dodge.
However, this kind of Talisman Artifact came with severe limitations. First, the Talisman Artifact Primordial Embryo had to be of excellent quality. Otherwise, the item's power would be greatly diminished. If the Sun-Moon Bow's Primordial Embryo were ordinary, then no matter how much its arrows were strengthened, they would