After killing Blood-Rain Sword Yu Chiyang, Chu Xisheng stayed where he was for just fifteen breaths before continuing north toward Prince's Lake.
He and Bai Xiao Zhao hastily cleared the battlefield.
Bai Xiao Zhao was responsible for blowing away, destroying, and erasing every remaining trace, and tearing apart the spring mechanisms inside all the Immortal Tribulation syringes; Chu Xisheng focused on collecting magic artifacts.
He mainly collected small objects such as jewelry. They were valuable, compact, and light, and would not affect his movement speed.
Large items such as armor and weapons were not among his considerations.
He took only a spare Wild Goose Feather Saber and Yu Chiyang's Blood-Rain Sword.
The Wild Goose Feather Saber was a sixth grade lower magic artifact that could replace the Xun Wind Thunderclap Saber.
The Xun Wind Thunderclap Saber was as sturdy as most fifth grade weapons, yet its edge had still suffered several small chips during his fight with Yu Chiyang and the others.
The chips were small; sharpening the blade afterward would suffice.
Still, Chu Xisheng had to take precautions and prepare a spare saber.
He actually had two spare sabers, but this incident had come so suddenly that he had brought neither.
The Blood-Rain Sword was a lower fifth grade sword, and, crucially, it was not actually an unorthodox magic artifact.
None of Chu Xisheng's subordinates used slender swords. He planned to sell it afterward; it was worth a great deal of money.
These men probably also carried plenty of medicinal pills, demon silver, and banknotes.
Chu Xisheng could not be bothered to search for them.
Those things would also be troublesome to dispose of afterward, especially registered banknotes.
Getting banks and money houses to obediently cough up silver for registered banknotes was harder than ascending to heaven.
As Chu