Just as Qin Jiuzhen had told Ye Han, the Compass bearing gold-and-silver runes was not actually as Qin Jiuzhen had first claimed: it did not require the two of them to go together, nor was it impossible to pass it on to someone else.
After traveling alongside Ye Han, Qin Jiuzhen had come to understand that he was a very dependable cultivator. Although he often could not see through Ye Han, he also knew that he no longer had the ability to search for opportunities alongside him.
Moreover, he was now plagued by yin baleful energy and would only become a burden if he followed Ye Han. So he had finally told him the truth and passed the Compass bearing gold-and-silver runes to him.
The reason Qin Jiuzhen trusted Ye Han was that Ye Han, too, had recognized that Qin Jiuzhen was not a treacherous, cunning man.
In truth, any cultivator would have done the same. Upon obtaining a clue to some fortuitous opportunity, they would hope to use it to find their own chance to attain the Dao.
For the Cultivation World was filled with countless legends and stories of cultivators who had obtained some opportunity and successfully attained the Dao...
No cultivator would give up such a chance. Even Ye Han himself would have done the same, asking a higher-level cultivator to take him along in search of an opportunity...
And Qin Jiuzhen also believed that if Ye Han obtained more opportunities, he would not be so stingy as to swallow everything himself. He would help him...
That was why he had given Ye Han the Compass bearing gold-and-silver runes.
The moment Ye Han received the Compass, he sensed the mysterious, profound aura of this Formation Disk. It offered a peculiar sense of guidance, as though he knew