After a little thought, Song Wen found he had nothing else to ask, so he activated the sea of consciousness black hole and devoured Xuan Qu's soul.
Then he changed direction and headed for Cloud Creek Valley.
When he returned to Cloud Creek Valley, everything was as usual.
After checking the growth of the Bodhi Spirit Stamens in the spirit field and exchanging a few words with Guan Lin, Song Wen entered the pavilion where he lived.
The first thing he did was take out Xuan Qu's storage ring.
Since he had already made a rough inventory of its contents, Song Wen quickly located several treasures that interested him.
The first thing he took out was the jade slip recording the Mystic Thunder Nine Heavens Escape Art.
After examining it carefully, Song Wen still could not be sure whether he could master it.
However, comprehending this secret art would certainly take considerable time, so Song Wen simply put the jade slip away and took out a Bronze Mirror.
This mirror was a mid-grade soul-defense spirit treasure, worth a considerable sum. It was of little use to Song Wen, however, though he could sell it for spirit stones.
Next, Song Wen took out two more spirit treasures: a pair of ink-black wings and an ancient-looking bronze gong.
The marvel of these wings lay in their combination of attack, defense, and maneuverability.
This was a lightning-element magical treasure whose quality rivaled a high-grade spirit treasure. Song Wen coveted it, but as it was Xuan Qu's natal magical treasure, he could not directly refine it and could only sigh in vain.
As for the bronze gong, it was a mid-grade defensive spirit treasure. Although it was not as rare as the black wings or the bronze mirror, it suited Song Wen's current needs.