Why had Ye Han chosen to enter seclusion and cultivate at such a critical moment? Of course, it was not because he was truly injured. He had suffered no real injuries; he had merely expended considerable resources and spell power to kill the Sword Spirit Immortal Emperor...
Of course, without the Absolute Frost Divine Sword, that heaven-defying treasure capable of suppressing the aura of the immortal race bloodline...
Ye Han would never have found it so easy to slay the Sword Spirit Immortal Emperor. Even if he could have killed him, it would have cost an enormous amount of spell power, and there was a strong chance that his opponent would have used the Heaven-Destroying Stone Stele to launch a lethal counterattack. Ye Han might well have suffered an even graver injury...
That showed just how terrifying the Heaven-Destroying Stone Stele's power was...
However, one feature of the Heaven-Destroying Stone Stele had pleasantly surprised Ye Han. Although it was a Supreme Immortal Treasure, it differed from other Supreme Immortal Treasures, which required vast amounts of time to refine...
The most troublesome thing about Supreme Immortal Treasures was that they required continuous refinement and comprehension. Only as that refinement and comprehension deepened could they unleash increasingly powerful divine abilities...
This was also Ye Han's greatest headache. He already possessed a great many Immortal Treasures and Supreme Immortal Treasures, but he had yet to fully refine a single Supreme Immortal Treasure and unleash its full might...
His cultivation advanced far faster than that of ordinary cultivators. Even though he possessed Supreme Immortal Treasures, along with the Heaven-Devouring Cauldron, a heaven-defying treasure that could devour pills to restore spell power, and spared no expense in accelerating his refinement of Immortal Treasures, he still fell far short...
But the Heaven-Destroying Stone Stele was different.