After all, at his level of cultivation, the more methods he commanded, the better, and the more things he had to preserve his life, the better. The dangers he encountered were growing ever more perilous, so having more ways to save himself was what mattered most for staying alive.
Besides, he had so many materials on him, and many were meant for crafting talismans. If he did not take them out and turn them into talismans he could use, they were like chicken ribs-hardly worth eating, yet a shame to throw away.
So, regardless of anything else, he still had to do what needed doing. What cultivator had so much time for leisurely pursuits?
However, just as Ye Han had expected, after he said those few words to the woman in the Water Spirit Coffin, she showed no reaction at first. Only after a long while did a few more lines of text appear.
"Let me tell you, the resources in the Ten Thousand Demons Realm are far greater than you imagine. If you don't go, you'll simply be letting them go to waste."
"I wouldn't lie to you about this. Your cultivation growing stronger would benefit me enormously too."
"Say something. Let's talk."
Ye Han could tell that the woman in the Mysterious Water Spirit Coffin was beginning to grow anxious. Only after all this time did she want to have a real discussion with him.
Ye Han toyed with a ring-shaped talisman in his hand that emitted dazzling Golden Light Runes. Wisps of profound, mysterious runic energy lingered over it.
At Ye Han's level of cultivation, ordinary talismans were of little use to him. Only those with special properties could still prove useful.
Take this Six Gates Vajra Talisman, for instance. The materials, magical power, and effort it