Chapter 629: The Remaining Jade Talisman with a Profound History

After a secret investigation in the market, Xu Feng found that everything was normal, so he quietly came to the Jiugong Sect.

This time he did not go to find the two masters, but went directly to the cave of his second master Su Zhenren.

"Feng'er is here, sit down quickly. I haven't seen you for a few years. Your cultivation has improved a lot! You have become a mid-stage Jindan cultivator in a flash. It's really a cause for celebration!"

As soon as he saw him, Su Zhenren smiled and praised him.

As soon as he entered the cave, Xu Feng, who also discovered the changes in his master, also congratulated him after paying his respects:

"My progress is nothing compared to yours. Master's cultivation has broken through to the sixth level of Jindan, and he is one step closer to the road of immortality. This is truly worthy of celebration."

The master and disciple flattered each other, and then sat down to talk.

"Feng'er, do you remember the incomplete talisman I gave you last time?"

Hearing his master mention this directly, Xu Feng took something out of his storage bag and handed it to Su Zhenren.

"Master, is this what you are talking about?"

"Yes, it is this thing. It is very likely a treasure. You must remember to keep it well and never show it to others easily, otherwise it will easily cause disasters."

This sudden warning made Xu Feng unable to react for a while, and he just stared at the incomplete talisman in his hand.

To be honest, because there were too many things in recent times, he didn't have time to study it after getting it from Master Su, but kept throwing it in a corner of the storage ring without paying attention to it.

"Master, what happened? Can you tell me about it?"

After looking at it for a long time, Xu Feng couldn't help asking when he couldn't figure out the reason of the talisman.

Then Master Su began to tell him the origin of this jade slip.

After the last beast tide ended, Master Su was very quiet and suddenly had the idea of ​​traveling. Then he set out from Wei State, passed through Song State and Chu State, and came to Baiyue State at the southernmost tip of Tianling Continent.

Here, he happened to catch up with a talisman competition held by Qianfumen, a local Jindan sect with great strength and mainly engaged in talisman making. The prizes of the competition were extremely generous.

As a talisman maker, Su Zhenren naturally had no reason to miss such a competition, so he signed up for the third-level competition.

In the end, with his level as a third-level middle-grade talisman maker, he finally won the sixth place in the competition and was rewarded with a third-level middle-grade talisman pen, which was considered a gain.

Originally, he thought that the matter was over, but he didn't expect that after the competition, the head of Qianfumen came forward and invited the talisman makers who had achieved excellent results in the top ten in the competition to hold a talisman making experience exchange meeting together.

For a talisman maker, exchanging experiences with other talisman makers who are of similar level or even slightly better than him in talisman making is a great thing that can't be better.

So without thinking too much, he agreed.

Soon, the experience exchange meeting began. The top ten contestants and the third-level talisman makers of Qianfu Sect took turns to come on stage to talk about their years of experience in talisman making and the difficulties they encountered, and then other talisman makers gave pointers and answers.

More than a month passed in a flash, and the experience exchange meeting ended smoothly.

During this period, Master Su was like a fish in water. He felt that his talisman making skills had greatly improved. Many problems he encountered before were also solved one by one with the help of other talisman makers, which made him say that the trip was worthwhile.

Originally, the matter should have come to an end here, but at the end of the exchange meeting, a third-level high-quality talisman maker suddenly proposed.

It is not easy for so many talisman makers to get together. We should take this opportunity to exchange what we have and take out the useless items related to talisman making in our hands and exchange them with other cultivators.

In the circle of Jindan cultivators, exchange meetings are more common than eating and drinking, and the one who proposed this was a talisman maker who just enthusiastically solved everyone's problems, so everyone readily agreed to this matter.

Su Zhenren also participated in the exchange meeting with the mentality of watching the fun. He himself did not have any strong desire to obtain some spiritual objects.

When it was his turn to go on stage, he casually took out a talisman pen that he had discarded before from his storage ring, wanting to exchange it for a talisman making experience of a third-level talisman maker, but ultimately failed to do so.

However, the last exchange item that was brought out by the great elder of the Thousand Talisman Sect aroused his curiosity. It was the broken talisman slip.

According to the great elder of the Thousand Talisman Sect himself, the origin of this broken jade slip can be traced back to the time when the sect was just established, that is, nearly ten thousand years ago. It is said that the founder of the sect at that time brought it from other continents, and its origin is extraordinary.

However, after so many years, no disciple of the Thousand Talisman Sect has ever obtained anything useful from this broken talisman slip, because it was too broken and the content recorded in it was missing too much.

At the beginning, the Thousand Talisman Sect treated this thing as a treasure and kept it in the core of the Sutra Library. However, as time went by, this jade slip was gradually ignored and began to be placed among ordinary third-level spiritual objects.

The great elder of the Thousand Talisman Sect once made great contributions to the sect. In order to reward him, the high-level leaders of the sect gave him several third-level treasures, one of which was this incomplete talisman.

Hearing that this thing had such a bizarre origin, and other monks participating in the exchange meeting were obviously unwilling to exchange, Master Su exchanged this thing with a thousand pieces of third-level medium-quality talisman paper.

When he first got this item, he also worked hard to study it, but in the end he got nothing. He was sure that this item must be of great origin, but he just couldn't figure out the secret.

Because the content recorded in it seemed not to be the common characters in their cultivation world, but a more ancient text symbol, and he had never even heard of it, let alone studying it.

Later, after returning to the sect, he lost interest in studying it. Just when Xu Feng came to visit him, he passed it on.

After hearing the master's explanation of the whole story, Xu Feng said that he still didn't understand what he meant. Why did he repeatedly remind him not to show such a useless spiritual object to others?

"At first, I thought this talisman was nothing big, but until a good friend of mine recently returned from a trip to Nanyue, I realized that this thing was not as simple as it seemed, but was far-reaching.

You know, not long after I left Nanyue, a group of mysterious cultivators attacked the Thousand Talisman Sect and destroyed it directly."