The Authority Havria left behind had become two treasures. One was the Salt Chalice, which was always only half full of salt. Though it was only half full, it would always remain half full-in other words, it was endless.
Even if someone kept pouring salt out, the amount inside would never decrease.
The other was the Salt Ruler. Once this ruler was thrust into the soil, salt would cover the ground like rising water. The deeper it went, the more salt there would be. In other words, it meant a bountiful salt harvest.
As Yucheng listened to Zhongli describe the Authority of these two treasures, his expression could only be called helpless. So Havria, the God of Salt, really had become a god of seasoning!
Sure, salt was important to humans and even all living creatures in Teyvat, but wasn't this taking specialization a little too far?
During the Archon War, the other gods had used all their strength and wisdom. Meanwhile, Havria, had you taken a group of people into some remote mountain nook to research how to produce more salt?
All he could say was that Havria had been born in the wrong era. Had she avoided the brutal Archon War, these two treasures, capable of producing endless salt, would have been enough for her to lead her people to prosperity. She would have been a salt merchant magnate in the flesh, the kind of giant who controlled salt production across all of Teyvat.
Now, these two rare treasures had finally reached their moment to shine.
Leaving aside the benefits of the Authority itself, their salt production alone was enough to create a family as wealthy as a nation.
As a necessity for humans and Teyvat's living creatures, salt could not only season food but also pickle and