The Reincarnation Dao Flame had an extraordinary origin, but the Ancestral Artifact Stone Jar had an even more extraordinary one.
Jiang Yun proceeded with utmost care. He strapped the Emperor Sword to his back, raised his combat strength to its peak, and only then carefully placed a wisp of Reincarnation Dao Flame inside the Stone Jar.
In that instant, the Reincarnation Dao Flame contracted sharply, then expanded just as fast.
The next moment, its flames shot into the sky, as though they would burn away the Void of countless ages.
What...
Jiang Yun stared at the sight, utterly unable to understand what was happening.
Before he could react, the Stone Jar seemed to sense a provocation. It suddenly grew, expanding without limit as though it would become as vast as the surrounding void.
The Stone Jar had detected the Reincarnation Dao Flame and meant to force it inside.
The Reincarnation Dao Flame seemed almost sentient. As though sensing that entering the Stone Jar would harm it, it struggled desperately to escape.
But what manner of object was the Stone Jar? It was a true Ancestral Artifact, the vessel that had held "that person's" ashes. How could it be inferior to the Reincarnation Dao Flame?
For all the Reincarnation Dao Flame's staggering origins, it could not escape.
Its struggles were like an ox made of clay sinking into the sea. It could not break free by an inch.
The Stone Jar, now expanded beyond measure, swallowed the Reincarnation Dao Flame whole.
Only then did it return to its former size and fly back to Jiang Yun of its own accord.
Looking at the ancient, unadorned Stone Jar, Jiang Yun wanted to investigate it. But remembering that terrifying scene still made his heart pound.
After pondering for a long while, he glanced