Although Ye Han saw treasure light glimmering throughout the loft, which was filled with a dazzling array of Magic Artifacts, he concealed his astonishment well.
After all, he was now the Seventh Elder's disciple. He could not let anyone see him acting like a country bumpkin and embarrass himself.
Still, he was rather troubled. Compared with other Cultivators, his knowledge of magic artifacts and treasures was not merely lacking—it was woefully inadequate. How was he supposed to know which of these treasures was better or what each one did?
This was the consequence of constantly hiding in his Cave Abode to cultivate instead of brushing up on the knowledge every cultivator needed.
Of course, there had been reasons for that. He had not had much choice.
Back then, his cultivation had been so low, and he had been a mere mortal. Knowing about these things would not have done him much good anyway.
In any case, he now had the privilege of reading books at the Scripture Pavilion for free. He could slowly fill in the gaps later.
But how was he supposed to choose a suitable treasure from so many now?
The treasures were arranged in individual compartments on shelves, with larger items in larger compartments and smaller ones in smaller compartments.
At a rough glance, there were at least several thousand.
It seemed Seven Mysteries Peak was not all that poor.
This was the benefit of joining a sect. Ordinary Rogue Cultivators or small sects could hardly offer so many treasures to choose from.
Ye Han also noticed that the Magic Artifacts were divided into four sections, each occupying different compartments.
Seeing Ye Han's composed expression, Han Yuwan felt quite impressed. As expected of the Seventh Elder's disciple, he had extraordinary experience and could remain so calm before