Soul Land: Peerless Dawn of Eternity
Chapter 138

Princess Tang's obsession was finally fulfilled

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Chapter 139: Princess Tang's obsession was finally fulfilled

While Ma Xiaotao explained the precautions for their mission, Xuan Zi had already vanished. Still, everyone had long since grown used to the old man's unreliable ways.

With Xuan Zi's cultivation, he could easily catch up with them whenever he pleased.

As their leader, Zhang Lexuan took the initiative to distribute the Shrek inspectors' equipment to Bei Bei, Xu Sanshi, and Tang Wutong.

They were exquisite, beautiful rings. Each setting was made from a rare silvery-white metal and mounted with an emerald-green gem the size of a fingernail, carved into the unmistakable shape of the Shrek monster's head.

After handing out the rings, Zhang Lexuan reminded the three of them, "The Inspector Ring is the unique emblem of our Shrek Inspection Corps. In a moment, you need to drip some of your blood onto its face so it can bind itself to your bloodline. Our people can use these Inspector Rings to verify each other's identities. It's also a Storage Soul Tool containing a complete set of equipment exclusive to Shrek inspectors. Because of its special materials, it won't interfere with other Storage Soul Tools. In other words, you can put this Inspector Ring inside your own Storage Soul Tool."

Bei Bei and Xu Sanshi clearly knew something about the Shrek Inspection Corps already, remaining relatively composed throughout.

In truth, Zhang Lexuan was explaining mainly for Tang Wutong's benefit, but Princess Tang's attention remained fixed on Ye Xixuan.

"Senior Sister, what about Ye Xixuan's?"

"Xixuan has gone out on Inspector Missions before. He's already wearing his Inspector Ring." Zhang Lexuan smiled faintly. Her gentle, easygoing disposition immediately made Tang Wutong feel much more fond of her.

"Your Inspector Rings contain Flying Soul Tools. If you haven't used one before, take this

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