Windshadow Goddess was a seven-star ancestral god. As for the gift supposedly prepared for him... Qin Hao did not believe Windshadow Goddess could have known in advance that he would become her disciple. So this so-called gift was actually something Phantom Shadow True God had prepared for Qin Hao.
Of course.
Although Phantom Shadow True God had decided to give it to Qin Hao, the gift must have been left behind by Windshadow Goddess. After all, Phantom Shadow True God had said it was a gift Windshadow Goddess had prepared for Qin Hao.
Whoosh!
While Qin Hao was still wondering, Phantom Shadow True God waved her right hand. The space ahead trembled slightly, and rows of exquisitely crafted statues appeared in midair. Each was about the size of a fist, made from some unknown material, and there were at least several thousand of them.
At the same time...
Bzzzz!!!
An incomparably powerful sword intent spread outward. Qin Hao's eyes widened. He could clearly feel that this was the very sword intent he had sensed before, only now it was far more majestic, far more vast.
"Gasp, these are..." Qin Hao stared, dumbstruck, at the thousands of exquisite statues before him.
There were statues of every kind.
Some depicted monsters and Fierce Beasts, others miniature mountains and great rivers. There were also figures whose faces had not been carved in detail, yet every statue contained extremely powerful sword intent.
The sword intent contained within the statues' carved contours was incredibly clear. Qin Hao could barely resist beginning to study it immediately. He had a feeling that the sword intent in these statues alone would be enough for him to contemplate for a very, very long time.
Qin Hao also could not help thinking of Sword Mound Star.
Sword Mound Star primarily