Dripping Water Cave was named not only because its shape resembled a falling droplet of water, but also because the sound of water dripping to the ground often came from within. Yet the cave itself was extremely dry.
Yan Chihuo entered the cave and released the power of his soul to sense for treasures. This was the spiritual sense unique to those who had reached the Origin Core Stage.
As his spiritual sense swept over the area, he discovered four treasures. The first was a pitch-black short blade whose aura was exceedingly strange; it was clearly a demonic-path Magic Treasure. Cultivators of the True Spirit Family also practiced demonic-path techniques.
Although demonic-path cultivation techniques came in all kinds of attributes, they possessed an additional trace of demonic qi. Demonic-path divine abilities could be restrained by rare pure-yang treasures, but such treasures were scarce, while demonic-path divine abilities were extraordinarily powerful. Thus, many Cultivators still practiced these demonic-path techniques.
However, demonic-path treasures could not be wielded unless one cultivated demonic-path techniques. Therefore, no matter how powerful this short blade was, Yan Chihuo would not choose it.
The second treasure was a Flying Sword. It was wood-attributed, so Yan Chihuo did not even bother to examine its power before giving it up.
The third treasure was a black stone the size of a pillow. It was clearly an earth-attributed spirit material. Yan Chihuo casually wrapped it in his spiritual sense, only to discover that it was not a stone at all. It was somewhat soft, and actually seemed to be a lump of mud.
With a beckoning gesture, Yan Chihuo brought the lump of mud into his hand. Then a piece of information appeared in his mind: "Thousand Mountains Transformation Divine Mud, a top-grade earth-attributed spirit material. It can be used to