The inscriptions in the air were gathering on their own toward the unused Wind Elemental Artifact. Zeng Mu found this utterly unbelievable. He instinctively rubbed his eyes, and when he opened them and saw that none of it was an illusion, he began to question his own mental state-or the reality around him:
"Is all of this a hallucination from when that blast of energy knocked me downstairs? Otherwise, how could this be possible?"
He would rather believe that than accept that everything unfolding before him was real.
Without an Elemental Artifact Master using an Elemental Spirit to activate and control them, the inscriptions were actually gathering toward an unused Elemental Artifact. At this distance, Zeng Mu did not even need to look to sense the rapidly increasing number of inscriptions on the Wind Elemental Artifact above his head. This was the exact opposite of his earlier failure.
"It was so difficult I couldn't finish it. How could it now... how could it just happen naturally like this?"
As he muttered, he suddenly turned toward the window, then swept his gaze over every inch of the surrounding walls and floor, trying to find something that neither sunlight nor shadow could reveal.
But there was nothing, nor was anyone else controlling it. Everything was happening naturally, just as he saw.
"This Elemental Artifact..." Reassured at last, Zeng Mu raised his head and looked at the Wind Elemental Artifact floating in the air, still full of questions.
This first-tier Wind Elemental Artifact, shaped like a Four-Sided Porcelain Zun Box, was a trophy taken from Qin Zihui, the Qin Kingdom's Purple-Pattern General. It bore fifty-six inscriptions, each different in shape, obscure and difficult to decipher. Together, they formed this Elemental Artifact and enabled it to wield the power of the wind element.
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