After examining the spirit treasure, Ye Jingcheng turned his attention to the sixth-stage magical treasure.
This sixth-stage magical treasure was a golden rope called the Golden Roc Mountain-River Rope. Magnificent mountains and rivers were embroidered all along it, with a Golden Roc above them, though the bird wore a somewhat mournful expression.
Ye Jingcheng poured his true essence into it, but even channeling his robust true essence at full strength only raised a layer of golden light; he could not activate it completely. Yet that golden light gave him the sense that he would be unable to break free. It was clearly an exceptionally powerful sixth-stage magical treasure for trapping enemies.
Naturally, Ye Jingcheng kept this magical treasure for himself. He had the highest cultivation in the Ye Family and was the only one likely to break through to Spirit Transformation first.
Ye Jingcheng had high hopes for a rope-type magical treasure like this.
It was also the second sixth-stage magical treasure he had obtained, and the first one he could use in combat.
As for the ancient treasure, it was quite straightforward: a shield called the Heavenly Origin Shield. Its power was also exceptional, making it just right for use while his bonded magical treasure, the Black Tortoise Shell, was damaged.
In the future, he could also use it to weather his Spirit Transformation lightning tribulation.
The remaining magical treasures and spirit materials were likewise extraordinary, but they were of little use to Ye Jingcheng now. After letting Ye Xuecang, Ye Haicheng, and Ye Haihe each choose one, he put the rest away one by one.
Once he had finished examining the spirit materials, Ye Jingcheng's gaze fell on the eight remaining jade slips.
The three jade slips they had obtained earlier had already brought the Ye Family considerable