Three days later, Chen Miao went to the bureau and found Chen Guokun's office in an out-of-the-way corner.
Once the certification process was complete, he received what he had come for.
The instructions for making the Peach Wood Sword were not on paper, but on a password-protected USB drive. They were valid for three months, after which the contents would self-destruct.
Chen Miao thought this was a little too formal and petty.
The Administration could make the files on the drive self-destruct, but could it stop Chen Miao from copying everything onto paper after reading it?
But when Chen Miao received the complimentary item that came with it, he took back the word "petty."
The Administration had included a full-scale replica of a finished Seven-Star Peach Wood Sword!
It looked just like the real thing, but it was made from ordinary peach wood and had no special effects.
This model gave Chen Miao a very clear idea of what the Seven-Star Peach Wood Sword looked like.
He figured it would not be long before he could make the Peach Wood Sword himself.
As for the Bloodlight Talisman, it looked much like the other talismans in Chen Miao's possession, except for the inscription on it.
There was no way to draw a talisman just by looking at it, because you had no idea how many times any particular stroke had been traced over during its creation.
Different concentrations in the inscription's lines naturally produced vastly different effects.
Chen Miao had not known this before, but he understood it now that he had learned to draw talismans.
With his things in hand, Chen Miao said goodbye to Chen Guokun and left.
After returning to the Funeral Home, Chen Miao kept working until seven before finally finishing for the day.
Only then did