The jade bottle had two ears, with exquisite carvings of birds, beasts, insects, and fish on it.
Ji Yuan reached out and grasped it, and the jade bottle was already in his hand, icy cold to the touch... Damn, it’s actually a jade bottle carved from a Spirit Stone vein. No wonder it looks so high-quality.
Inside this jade bottle, by coincidence, lay an elixir pill.
Ji Yuan’s originally calm mood gradually turned a bit excited.
Foundation Establishnt Pill.
Could it be?
At this mont, Ji Yuan finally understood what it ant to have a heart full of excitent and trembling hands.
He gently opened the bottle’s stopper, and a rich fragrance of the elixir imdiately filled the entire stone chamber. Ji Yuan rely took a sniff and felt as if the elixir clouds in his Dantian were in so turmoil.
Foundation Establishnt Pill!
This is definitely a Foundation Establishnt Pill!
He looked inside and saw a round, brown elixir pill lying there, with two crimson-golden lines on its surface.
It’s actually a Two-striped Foundation Establishnt Pill!
Just this one elixir pill starts at 500 mid-grade Spirit Stones, and if placed at an auction, the price could go even higher.
Ji Yuan was sowhat excited.
He didn’t expect to obtain a Foundation Establishnt Pill so quickly, and a two-striped one at that.
Since that’s the case, how should he handle this Foundation Establishnt Pill?
Directly consuming it is definitely out of the question; with a pseudo Spirit Root, he shouldn’t dream of succeeding in the Foundation Establishnt just with one Foundation Establishnt Pill. Even those with genuine Spirit Roots usually prepare two to three Foundation Establishnt Pills before attempting to establish their foundation.
Should he keep it for future use?
For most cultivators, this is naturally the best option, but Ji Yuan doesn’t think so. Others might lack Foundation Establishnt Pills, but he only lacks the materials for them.
Once his Alchemy skills reach Tier Two and materials are sufficient, Ji Yuan probably won’t lack Foundation Establishnt Pills.
So rather than keeping this Foundation Establishnt Pill, it’s better to... sell it!
Exchange it for Spirit Stones, and then purchase ingredients like Illusion Spirit Grass to make more Foundation Establishnt Pills himself. This is undoubtedly the most profitable way.
After all, the thousand-year Illusion Spirit Grass, the most lacking ingredient for making Foundation Establishnt Pills, he can get as a subsidy.
Thus, this one Foundation Establishnt Pill could beco many Foundation Establishnt Pills.
Regarding the sale, Ji Yuan doesn’t plan to sell it imdiately but intends to upgrade the Alchemy Room to level 2 and obtain the thod to make this Foundation Establishnt Pill before selling it.
It’s always good to be a little cautious.
Anyway, with the elixir in hand, all the initiative is with him.
Having thought this through, Ji Yuan stored the Foundation Establishnt Pill safely. The remaining elixirs were mostly Tier One pills, and the only two bottles of Tier Two pills were the Spirit Gathering Pills needed for cultivation.
Ji Yuan, now at the peak of Qi Cultivation, had no use for them and would wait until he successfully established his foundation.
After reviewing the talismanic elixirs, Ji Yuan’s gaze fell upon those magical artifacts.
A Flying Boat, a Vine Shield, a Talisman Brush, a Flying Saber... and a Blood-colored Great Saber.
Ji Yuan first picked up the snow-white Flying Boat, and after a little refining, he acquired its information.
He had experienced the Flying Boat’s speed before, and initially thought it was a Spiritual Artifact level vessel since it could match the Thunder Falcon Boat at full speed.
But after refining, he found out.
It was just a top-grade magical artifact level Flying Boat, nad "Snowfly."
In hindsight, it seed the reason he moved so fast before was that this Flying Boat had a dedicated Divine Travel Talisman attached, yet Ji Yuan found none in his Storage Bag.
He reckoned the user had used the last few talismans chasing him.
With lesser effect than the Thunder Falcon Boat, Ji Yuan planned to sell it for Spirit Stones, though he had to be careful, as the Flying Boat from Jian sect was iconic.
If not cautious, he might be targeted.
Next, Ji Yuan summoned the Flying Saber.
Red Thunder, a high-grade magical artifact.
Similar in level to Ji Yuan’s Qingfu Flying Sword, though its disguise effect wasn’t as good as Red Thunder’s, it was slightly faster.
Ji Yuan planned to keep it for personal use.
Then he turned to the Vine Shield. With his protective magical artifact depleted, Ji Yuan had so expectations for this protective tool.
And it indeed t his expectations.
Cyan Snake Vine Shield, a top-grade protective magical artifact.
It turned out to be a top-grade protective magical artifact, no wonder it could withstand a close-range Explosive Accumulation attack, perfectly filling the gap left by the Hundred Fish Shield.
Moreover, a spell was inscribed within this Vine Shield. Upon activation, a phantom cyan snake could erge, to entangle or kill, incredibly useful.
Upon reviewing these, Ji Yuan finally picked up the Blood-colored Great Saber.
The sword tip seed chopped off, with scars all over the blade, even the two blood grooves were filled with dried blood.
"This thing looks a bit sinister."
Ji Yuan didn’t dare refine it deeply, just a slight refining... Even so, he still sensed a dense blood aura, as if rushing straight to his mind.
He imdiately stirred his own blood aura, adopting a poised, immovable stance, firm like a mountain.
Instantly, the saber settled down.
Ji Yuan also obtained the information on this saber.
Bloody Remnants, mid-grade Spiritual Artifact.
Two moderate-level spells were engraved on the blade, "Bloodthirsty Flood Dragon" and "Bloodstorm," Ji Yuan understood after a slight sensing.
The previous Flood Dragon Jian sect released, along with the spell cast later that overturned the talisman, both were released through this Spiritual Artifact saber, even at a moderate spell level, no wonder it was so fierce.
Ji Yuan had thought he perford those spells himself.
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