An Immortal Artifact?
Xie Jinhuan froze briefly and glanced out of the corner of his eye at the box no one was paying attention to. He thought Shang Old Devil might be a little too honest!
After all, an Immortal Artifact was worth more than the Five Directions' Divine Gift. At present, twelve portions of divine-gift power emerged every sixty years, while the entire Cinnabar Cauldron Sect had only two Immortal Artifacts, and the Divination Sect also had only two. Although new Immortal Artifacts were forged at any cost during every world-ending calamity, some were also destroyed in the fighting. Almost every one was an heirloom.
Bu Qingya possessing the Gu Poison Sect's heirloom could still be explained by the Nether God Sect never having imagined he could be captured.
But opening Blind Boxes carried the possibility of someone getting lucky and hitting the jackpot on their very first try. How did Shang Old Devil dare put a real Immortal Artifact up as a prize?
And a Fire-Controlling Immortal Artifact, at that...
Xie Jinhuan currently had the Zhenglun Sword for Thunder Magic and Heavenly Gang for the Martial Dao. Only his Blazing True Fire had nowhere to shine, leaving him to borrow a fan and make do. If he obtained an Immortal Artifact from Ancient Times specializing in fire techniques, he could soar on the spot without the slightest surprise.
But Xie Jinhuan was no fool either. He knew why A Piao had said she dared not snap up the bargain.
Given Shang Lianbi's integrated mastery of the Five Cults' teachings, no one should have been able to see through these boxes. If anyone could, then in Shang Old Devil's eyes, it would probably only be the White-Haired Immortal, who seemed "divinely assisted," and Xie Jinhuan, who was equally divinely