Five Thousand Years Ago, No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

Li Qing's expression turned strange when he heard that.

"There are actually Logic Relics like that? They really come in every strange variety imaginable."

Wu De shrugged helplessly. "Logic Relics are the most unreasonable things in this world."

"They have even killed beings at the Eternal Life level before. They are the most taboo things under heaven and earth."

"Most Logic Relics are things no one dares touch, because the slightest carelessness can bring a backlash."

"Because Logic Relics contain far too much information you have no way of knowing."

"The reason I knew the information about this lantern was because its previous owner left behind instructions for using it."

"I even specifically found a test subject to experiment on before confirming its proper usage."

"Now I can no longer use this thing. What a waste of a life-saving treasure."

Seeing Wu De's face full of heartache, Li Qing's gaze fell upon the axe that had dropped to the ground.

"That is probably a Logic Relic as well."

Wu De nodded. "The origins of Logic Relics like this are unknown."

"To figure out how to use them, quite a few people would probably have to die."

"Still, some people quite like these things, especially certain large Dao Lineage factions."

Li Qing nodded thoughtfully. "They are not like me."

"I can use the Jade Tablet to restore the information of these Logic Relics. As long as I find them, I can use them."

At that moment, a thought stirred in his heart. "I would like to acquire this item, and I am also somewhat interested in the lantern in your hands."

"What price would you require to sell them to me?"

Upon hearing Li Qing's words, a trace of contemplation appeared on Wu De's face.

"I have always been collecting all