Xihe was ruthless as well; she had not left behind even a single innate treasure.
Perhaps, deep down, she had even come to hate Chang Xi? Had she blamed Chang Xi for the deaths of all ten Golden Crows?
Chang Xi had certainly been at fault in this matter, but how was Xihe without responsibility? If she had not pressed Chang Xi so relentlessly, how would Chang Xi have resorted to this way of escape, only to fall victim to others' schemes afterward?
Moreover, the ten Golden Crows emerging together for ten days was also because Di Jun and his wife had failed to educate their ten little brats. They brought calamity upon all living beings and led to the string of divine wars that followed. To blame Chang Xi for it was a little like venting one's anger on the innocent.
Heng'e glanced at him and said,
"Besides the Lunar Laurel Tree, there is another innate treasure here, one that happens to be of use to me!"
"Hmm?"
Yan Ju's eyes shifted as he swept his gaze across the secret realm. A moment later, his eyes fell upon the incomparably radiant, immaculate moonwheel manifestation atop the Lunar Laurel Tree. Yet he could not sense the form of a treasure within that brilliant moonwheel.
Yan Ju knew that this was likely an innate treasure concealing its own divine form.
Without one fated for it, it would be difficult to find their true forms.
Heng'e formed seals with her hands, and a stream of light enveloped the divine Lunar Laurel Tree. A cluster of innate spiritual radiance flowed out from the ancient tree's core, turning into a streak of silver light that landed in Heng'e's hand. Looking closely, it was actually a treasure pearl with flowing brilliance, as bright as the