Wu Ziyun had not been wrong. Fang Qianyuan had summoned him from the Spirit-Taming World specifically to find people and objects.
But Fang Qianyuan's search was different from an ordinary search for people or objects.
What he sought was not a particular person or object, but the right person and the right object hidden within fate, guided only by vague clues and indications.
That was beyond the reach of ordinary methods.
After much deliberation, Fang Qianyuan had decided he still needed to cast a wide net and send out large numbers of pawns.
This tactic was called casting a stone to test the road. It might lead him to the ruin where Xue Yetian, a surviving Ancient Cultivator, had entered the mausoleum and fallen into an eternal slumber within a Black Coffin.
In the memories of Xue Yetian that he had discovered by chance, Fang Qianyuan had found an altar that appeared to belong to the Supreme Heaven Sect's legacy. He had immediately judged that it was very likely a place concealing the "Flying Immortal Records." But it could also be a "Doubtful Tomb," a site deliberately left by the Supreme Heaven Sect for another purpose as a precaution.
Fang Qianyuan already had some conjectures about the place where the "Flying Immortal Records" were truly hidden.
It should have been concealed by some mysterious Formation Dao method that isolated space-time, or even planes and dimensions. Without a fortuitous opportunity, one would never find it, even after digging three feet into the earth.
Back then, Xue Yetian had ventured deep into the Underground Palace, killed the many guards stationed there by the Supreme Heaven Sect, defeated its mechanisms, and broken into the Side Hall.
Yet even an Ancient Cultivator powerhouse like him had failed to discover the treasure.
Fang Qianyuan did