Bringing along the 48 materials required for the Divine Desolate Sword Seed, Chu Mu left the ore and metal region. He looked around again and chose the treasure region. This was a kind of intuition. Perhaps, he would find what he wanted there.
The treasure region was not as big as the ore and metal region. He could see the entire region with a single glance. All sorts of treasures were in Chu Mu's eyes.
Chu Mu's goal was the last material: Divine Molten Gold of Heavenly Desolation.
According to the records of the Divine Desolation Sword Seed, the Divine Molten Gold of Heavenly Desolation was dark gold in color. It was solid, but it looked like a liquid. It seemed to be flowing, but in reality, it was motionless. It was very strange.
It had to be known that the various materials required to cultivate the Divine Desolation Sword Seed were all rare and precious. Some materials could not tolerate each other. Once they merged, they would clash, causing both sides to be injured or one side to be damaged. To merge all sorts of precious materials into one, one had to have the Divine Molten Gold of Heavenly Desolation as a foundation.
For example, using medicine.
Different medicines had different medicinal properties. They might complement each other, or they might clash with each other. How could one merge all sorts of medicines together, allowing the medicinal properties of each medicine to be fully displayed, without causing conflict and causing harm to the human body?
Primer, also known as a medicinal primer.
The greatest use of a medicinal primer was to perfectly merge all sorts of medicinal properties together, eliminating all sorts of drawbacks, retaining all sorts of benefits, and displaying them to the extreme.
The Divine Molten Gold of Heavenly Desolation was equivalent to the "medicinal primer" of the Divine Desolation Sword Seed.
There were all sorts of treasures in the treasure region. Some were solid, some were liquid, and some were even gaseous. Every one of them was extremely precious. They were several times or even dozens of times more precious than the ores and metals region. Chu Mu was not moved at all, because his goal was only the Divine Molten Gold of Heavenly Desolation.
Knowing the characteristics of the Divine Molten Gold of Heavenly Desolation, it was easier to identify. It was a pity that the treasures in the treasure region could not be compared to the ores and metals in the ores and metals region. With a sweep of his spiritual sense, he could immediately obtain the corresponding information.
Searching one by one, Chu Mu's gaze finally locked onto a treasure.
The treasure was not big, about the size of a fist. It was dark gold in color, but with a flash, it seemed to release an incomparably bright golden light. It looked like there was a golden liquid flowing continuously, like a small golden river, but it was fixed in its original place. The flow seemed to be confined in a space.
Overjoyed, Chu Mu's figure flashed and he quickly approached the treasure. He carefully examined it and finally confirmed that it was the Heaven Desolate Divine Molten Gold that he needed.
Outside of the Heavenly Desolation God Molten Gold, there was a faint energy ripple. It was a protective energy. With the young palace master's sword token, Chu Mu had extremely high authority. He grabbed the Heavenly Desolation God Molten Gold, and the energy on it flickered and disappeared.
Chu Mu stored the Heavenly Desolate Divine Molten Gold into his Spatial Ring and swept his gaze over it. For a moment, he did not know what other treasures he needed, so he turned around and left the treasure area.
"I'll choose another Royal Grade Sword to use first," Chu Mu muttered to himself as he strode toward the Swords section.
Cultivating the Divine Desolate Sword Seed Art and refining the Sword Embryo would not be able to use it in battle in a short period of time. A Royal Grade Sword was very necessary.
Walking into the Swords section, there were not many swords collected here. This was because those that could be collected were either commemorative or top-notch swords. For example, there were top-notch Royal Grade Swords, top-notch Royal Grade Swords, and there were even quite a number of Saint Grade Swords.
Chu Mu's target was a Royal Grade Sword.
He quickly searched for it.
The Starry Sky Sword was engraved with starlight. When it was swung, it was like a group of stars twinkling. It was as bright as the starry sky in the night sky. It was very beautiful …
The Void Sword was completely dark. It was difficult to see with the naked eye in the night sky. It was silent …
The Heavenly Sun Sword was completely golden-red and emitted waves of heat. The scorching aura made the surrounding air seem as if it was about to ignite. When it was swung, it would burn. If it was combined with the profundity of fire, its power would be increased …
One after another, top-notch Royal Grade Swords floated in the Swords section. Each sword had a different shape. Some were big, some were small. Some looked delicate, some looked mighty. Some emitted heat, some emitted coldness, some were as bright as light, and some were as dark as darkness …
The various swords dazzled Chu Mu. For a moment, he felt like a country bumpkin who had just entered the city.
He calmed down and picked one by one. Although these swords were very good, to a swordsman, the most suitable one was the best. Even if it was only for temporary use, he could not be careless.
Looking at it one mouthful after another, Chu Mu looked very carefully at each mouthful.
His Sword Observation Technique had already reached perfection. He could 'see' if a sword was suitable for him.
In the end, Chu Mu stopped in front of a top-notch Royal Grade Sword without a sword guard. Its length, width, and thickness were normal. The sword was completely silver, and there seemed to be a golden flow on the sword's spine and blade, making the sword look even sharper.
The Non-Return Sword had the meaning of not returning until blood was shed. The sword would definitely slash once it was drawn. It was extremely hard and tough.
Although the Non-Return Sword did not have the Heavenly Sun Sword's ability to increase the power of heaven and earth like the Void Sword, it was tougher and sharper. Moreover, Chu Mu liked its appearance very much.
However, Chu Mu did not choose rashly. He continued to look until he finished looking at the last Royal Grade Sword. Only then did Chu Mu return to the Non-Return Sword. Among all the Royal Grade Swords, this was the only one that Chu Mu liked the most.
He reached out and grabbed the hilt of the Non-Return Sword. Immediately, the Non-Return Sword trembled. A powerful force and an astonishing sharpness wreaked havoc, trying to break free from Chu Mu's grasp.
Swords had spirituality. The higher the quality of a sword, the higher its spirituality. It would also have a choice of its master.
If one could not subdue the sword, how could one be qualified to use it?
Chu Mu clenched his fist tightly. No matter how the Non-Return Sword struggled, he did not let go. The golden light on the Non-Return Sword flowed, as if it wanted to cut off Chu Mu's palm. Chu Mu hurriedly mobilized his sword energy to resist, constantly attacking.
This was a battle without smoke, but it was very dangerous. If he was not careful, Chu Mu's palm might be cut off by the Non-Return Sword.
Under the resistance, Chu Mu gradually felt his palm become sore. The Non-Return Sword's struggle also weakened a little, allowing Chu Mu to see hope and continue to persevere.
Finally, the Non-Return Sword stopped trembling. Chu Mu immediately felt an aura spread from the Non-Return Sword. It followed his arm and spread to his entire body. It was like an aura of submission.
Chu Mu knew that he had subdued the Non-Return Sword.
Following that, the sound of wind breaking rang out. An aurora flew out of nowhere and wrapped around the Non-Return Sword. It was the Non-Return Sword's scabbard.
The Non-Return Sword's scabbard had a simple design. The lines were strong and tough. It was the same as the Non-Return Sword's blade.
His left hand held the scabbard and his right hand held the sword hilt. With a clanging sound, the Non-Return Sword was unsheathed. A fine golden light streaked across the dim air, as if it had cut open space.
With a few swoosh swoosh swoosh swoosh swoosh, no sword shadow could be seen. There was only a fine golden light streaking across the sky. It was incomparably sharp.
Putting away the scabbard, Chu Mu wiped the sword with his left hand's fingers. That cold feeling made Chu Mu's heart beat faster.
Taking out the scabbard, Chu Mu drew a sword flower and put the sword back into the scabbard. He turned around and left the sword area in large strides.
Now that he had the cultivation of the God Congealing Realm, he could choose a treasure robe.
Entering the treasure robe area, there were many treasured robes. There were King Grade robes, Royal Grade robes, and even Saint Grade robes. Every one of them was worth a lot.
The treasure robe selection was much easier than the sword selection. After a few casual glances, Chu Mu took a fancy to a moon-white treasure robe. It was similar to the Silver Moon Robe from before, but it was an Emperor Grade treasure robe. Moreover, it was the highest level of the Emperor Grade treasure robe.
The Thousand Silk Robe was a treasure robe woven from a thousand kinds of silk. Every kind of silk was very precious. Not only was the Thousand Silk Robe outstanding, it could also weaken the power of heaven and earth to a certain extent.
The ninety-nine materials for cultivating the God Desolate Sword Seed Art were all gathered. He also obtained a suitable Peak Royal Grade sword, the Non-Return Sword, and a suitable Peak Royal Grade treasure robe, the Thousand Silk Robe.
"I'm still missing an inner armor."
Entering the other areas, he continued to choose. In the end, he chose a Peak Royal Grade inner armor called the Heavenly Python Armor. It was made from the skin of a Heavenly Python mixed with scales and some precious materials. It was very soft and comfortable. It had outstanding defensive power and extraordinary defensive power.
"Let's choose another Divine Sense secret technique." This was Chu Mu's final goal.
The Divine Sense power of a Divine Condensation Realm swordsman could be directly used in attacks and so on. However, in most cases, it was the most direct release of Divine Sense. This method was very crude and simple. It was easy to guard against, and the effect was not that good.
If he cultivated a Divine Sense secret technique, it would be different. Different Divine Sense secret techniques had different effects. Chu Mu had to choose one that was suitable for him.
He entered the secret technique area and carefully selected.
There were many secret techniques related to Divine Sense secret techniques. Chu Mu looked through them one by one to see which one was suitable for him.
After a dazzling selection, Chu Mu finally chose a Divine Sense secret technique. It was an eye technique.
Eye of Sword!
This Divine Sense secret technique was divided into two parts. After choosing, Chu Mu did not immediately flip through it. Instead, he put it into his spatial ring and walked out of the secret technique area.
Immediately after, Chu Mu left the treasure trove.
Before leaving the treasure trove, he had to take out the treasures he chose and record them. Those materials were considered consumables, but the cultivation technique had to be returned.
Forty-nine materials, a Peak Royal Grade Sword, a Peak Royal Grade Treasure Robe, a Peak Royal Grade Inner Armor, and finally a Divine Sense secret technique, Eye of Sword. These were Chu Mu's gains from entering the treasure trove.
It could be expected that after returning to the small palace, Chu Mu would have to start a new cultivation. He had to rearrange his time and strive to master the Divine Wilderness Seed Sword Art and Eye of Sword as soon as possible. After that, he still had very important things to do.
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