A Divine Artifact!
At the auction elder's words, the crowd erupted once more.
Anything offered at Falan's auction would naturally not be a Sub-Divine Artifact, but a true Divine Artifact. Even across the Longqinus Continent, true Divine Artifacts could be counted on one's fingers, and most formed part of the great empires' hidden reserves.
Ye Hu beckoned. A cold gleam flashed, and a silver-white blade radiating icy cold appeared on the display counter. Snowflake patterns were engraved across its thin, snowy-white blade, lending it an exquisite beauty.
Ye Hu grasped the hilt. The chill spread, and a layer of frost gradually formed over his hand. Even the air seemed to freeze, making it easy to imagine just how cold this blade was.
Yet Ye Hu's gaze grew resolute. He swung the blade, and a massive stone three feet thick before him was cleaved cleanly in two, leaving an incomparably smooth cut.
Everyone naturally recognized the material Ye Hu had used to test the blade: Dragon-Breaking Stone, reputed to be one of the hardest stones in the world. Even a Purple Level expert would struggle to pierce an intact piece. It was commonly used to build the tombs of human emperors throughout the ages, yet this Divine Artifact blade had sliced through it with such ease.
Those with discerning eyes, however, could tell that there was more to this slash than met the eye. Layers of frost seemed to cover the stone's cut surface.
"President Ye, could you let me examine the Dragon-Breaking Stone?" A voice came from private room five.
It's him!
Kevin Dexi's eyes flashed.
"Of course, Your Excellency Sanders, Saint Magister of the Water Department!" Ye Hu smiled faintly and had someone deliver the stone.
Sanders was the master of the Water Tower among the Seven Towers of