For Nie Yun, the most important thing was finding special auras that could generate dantians and evolve his talents. The more talents he had, the stronger he became.
Although he had often entered and left the Huayun Sect's treasure vault in his previous life, he had not possessed the Nameless Art then, nor had he known what items contained special auras capable of making it circulate. Thus, his past experience held no reference value whatsoever. He could only sense and explore anew.
His body flashed. The Heavenly Eye Dantian and Divine Thief Talent operated at the same time. With a flap of his Phoenix Wings, Nie Yun shot forward at high speed.
The Heavenly Eye searched for danger, while the Divine Thief Talent sought treasures. Only by using both talents together could he ensure that no fish slipped through the net and gain greater benefits.
With these two advantages, he did not need to inspect every item like others did. To determine whether something was valuable, he only had to judge the strength of the treasure light revealed by the Divine Thief Talent.
Strong treasure light meant the treasure was certainly precious; weak light meant it was not worth investigating further.
As a result, he moved extremely quickly. Within a few breaths, he had flown several hundred kilometers, and ahead of him appeared a vast river formed entirely from martial skills.
Within the river, all kinds of martial skills endlessly evolved, radiating dazzling light.
The Huayun Sect's treasure vault had sealed away countless treasures. Over time, whether treasures or martial skills, they developed spiritual intelligence of their own. Coupled with the dense spiritual energy around them, they would involuntarily demonstrate their ultimate moves.
This river looked like rippling water, but it was actually composed entirely of martial skills. Every martial