Fang Yun politely thanked the Shadow Race member and continued selecting from the vast pile of treasures.
None of the various races were fools. They all tossed Fang Yun items that were of little use and difficult to handle. There were occasionally good things, but their value was limited.
Fang Yun quickly picked out what he wanted most from the mountain of "junk": items bearing written records or diagrams.
Next, Fang Yun sorted the objects containing writing and illustrations into categories.
Among them were items from the Dragon Race, Ancient Demons, the Human Race, and other races; there were even records concerning Burial Saint Valley. Their materials came in every conceivable variety: stone slabs, wooden boards, beast hides, shells, metal, and even Sacred Bone.
To the various races, these things were unimportant, but to the Human Race, they were the most valuable treasures of all.
These items were ancient, and their runes were remarkably concise. A few words or several drawings could record an entire event. Yet some were incomplete, while others were obscure and difficult to understand. Fang Yun would have a hard time fully deciphering them all.
So Fang Yun first read through the easier ones. Some recorded ancient tales, some revealed the hidden secrets of certain races, some contained cultivation methods, and some marked treasure sites. They opened Fang Yun's eyes wide.
Most of them were not particularly useful, but even useless things could enrich one's knowledge and broaden one's horizons. To Fang Yun, that alone was worth several hundred Sacred Qi Clusters.
In the end, Fang Yun selected six especially obscure items: three bone fragments, one metal fragment, and two stone statues.
Outside, Fang Yun would have needed a long time to decipher them. But there was abundant Sacred Qi here, and its level of power