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"": "The room was just as dim, yet it had a different, indescribable feel. Floating Tortoise Mountain had always left Luo Bin feeling oppressed, as though storm clouds hung overhead and a boulder weighed on his chest. This room, however, gave him a sense of peace and tranquility.
But that peace and tranquility were only his initial impression. An instinctive aversion soon surged up, urging him to retreat through the door.
That aversion was only natural.
The plaque on the door identified this as a room for Fate-Suppressing Objects.
Both the Old Tortoise back then and the Five-Element Seal had made Luo Bin uncomfortable.
He was an evil spirit. He was precisely what they were meant to suppress.
Fate-Suppressing Objects were the key to warding off evil spirits.
The Oil Lamp was also a suppressive object; Floating Tortoise Mountain had simply combined such objects with buildings that formed a Talisman Array.
Evil spirits could be completely warded off by Fate-Suppressing Objects; only Blackblood Vine could disregard the restrictions in certain places.
As these thoughts passed through his mind, Luo Bin endured the discomfort and swiftly scanned the room.
He saw strings of copper bells, bundled flags, wooden plaques shaped like command arrows, a Bagua Bronze Mirror, and stacks of talismans.
For a practitioner, this room truly held a dazzling array of treasures.
For Luo Bin, however, even fine things had to be taken in moderation. He felt he could not carry too many, or his body would be unable to bear it.
Cabinets stood in rows, not only along three walls but also in the middle of the room. Luo Bin began moving between them.
Soon, he discovered a square bronze plate in one cabinet, with a small raised disk about the size of a palm