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Chapter 867: Dividing Treasures
"Two junior brothers, what are your plans?"

Looking at Mo Shaobai raising his sword and wrapping Fu Yingyun and Cui Xiuyun away, Si Yizhen hesitated for a moment, then asked.

"Now that the master has passed away, where should we go?"

Having said that, his eyes were only on Li Ming. He lived and ate with Li Ming and knew that Li Ming was quite mysterious and his abilities were even better than his own. Li Mudao was indecisive and had to rely on his junior brother Li.

Li Ming shook his head slightly, then said: "Since we don't have the same strong destiny as the two junior sisters, and we don't join the Shushan Sect, but we have to embark on the immortal path and seek the truth no matter how difficult it is. We must see it through to the end. Even if we die in the future, we will be worthy of being born between heaven and earth!"

Si Yizhen nodded approvingly upon hearing this, and then said, "Junior brother, what you said is quite right, but there must be a rule."

At this time, Li Mudao waved his hand and said, "What else do we need to do? Master is dead now. Let's divide our luggage and go back to our respective homes. We will meet again someday."

Li Ming glanced at him. His second senior brother hadn't mentioned the matter of disbanding and dividing the luggage yet, but he was the first to start talking about it.

Li Ming said, "Although Master has taken a different path and made some mistakes, we are still master and disciple. Let's deal with his body first. As for the luggage, we can deal with it later."

This made sense, and the two had no objection. So they got up and found Yu Hua's body. Seeing that he died with his eyes open, they sighed in their hearts.

All three of them were accomplished in internal cultivation and had strong bodies. Although they had just suffered damage to their vitality because of Yu Hua, it was a blessing in disguise as they gave Mo Shaobai a third-level Qingyang Pill. Now not only have their injuries recovered, but their cultivation has also greatly improved. Only a quarter of it had such an effect. The medicinal power that Fu Yingyun obtained was even more extraordinary.

So they started digging a hole and burying the person very quickly. They took out a Three Yin Flying Fork from Yu Hua's Qiankun bag and carved a tombstone for him with a message on it.

The tomb of our beloved teacher Yu Hua was erected here by our disciples Si Yizhen, Li Ming and Li Mudao.

After everything was done, the three of them put Yu Hua and Chi Yuexue's belongings together.

It was because Mo Shaobai had a high level of cultivation that he simply looked down upon the junk of these two people, so now it was a bargain for them.

The three of them knew that Yu Hua had a Qiankun bag in his hand. It was a very precious thing. Since they were from the same master as Yu Hua and had a similar aura, it didn't take much effort for them to open it. It looked only the size of two palms, but the space inside was as big as a container. It was full of various things that Yu Hua had collected over the years.

There were incorruptible jade bones, burial objects from ancient tombs, and the blood of unknown species, filling more than a dozen jars of varying sizes. There were also some bizarre herbs and materials, so bizarre that even Li Ming and Si Yizhen didn't recognize them. Of course, besides all this, the most important thing was Yu Hua's own Taoist text, The Record of Ascension to Immortality. This text recorded all the techniques he had learned from The True Text of the Taiyin. He had only taught these disciples no more than 30% of them. If he had truly nurtured his disciples, and after decades of hard work, found a few with decent talent and cultivated the Golden Elixir, he would have been undefeated in a duel.

However, he was too preoccupied and only recently had the idea of ​​seriously finding an heir. His disciples were not very promising. If it were not for Li Mingsi Yizhen who could be used, he might not have survived until Mo Shaobai arrived and would have been beheaded by Chi Yuexue and sent to reincarnation. No, with Chi Yuexue's temperament, he would probably capture his soul and roast it with ghost fire day and night.

In addition to this one, there are several other scattered and unsystematic Taoist books, such as "The Book of the Netherworld and Heavenly Treasures" and "The Seven Mysterious Classics of Tai Sui".

Some of the Taoist books are complete, some are incomplete, and some even have very complete annotations by predecessors. It can be seen that Yu Hua has not been working in isolation over the years. These Taoist books may have been obtained by him through fraud, exchange or robbery.

There were also more than a dozen bottles of pills, most of which Li Ming recognized. Li Ming had even helped Yu Hua when he was refining the pills. Some of them were to help improve one's cultivation, some were to clear the mind and gain wisdom, and some were antidotes to poisons.

The most precious thing among them is not the elixir, but a bottle of material called Taiyin True Water. This water is one of the seven true waters in the world and is extremely precious. Only those with profound Taoism skills can use their true energy to absorb the light of Taiyin and turn it into essence on the full moon night every month, and then refine the essence before they can finally get a little bit of it.

If the weather is bad on the night of the full moon, he has to take the risk of crossing the clouds. Yu Huayueyue never missed it. He only got three drops a year. This bottle contained half his life's accumulation. Even in the world of cultivation, he could exchange it for materials to refine half a flying sword.

Finally, there was a large bag of more precious materials, including medicinal herbs such as thousand-year-old ginseng, small fire dragon mushroom, white jade milk for alchemy, as well as metals such as cold iron, black iron, and Polygonatum for refining tools.

As for other magical weapons, Yu Hua basically gave them all down. The power of his own magic was far superior to these magical weapons, so he naturally would not keep them specially. The most useful one was the magic sword in Yu Hua's hand when he opened the altar at the beginning, but it was also destroyed in the battle.

These were all Yu Hua's belongings. Then the three of them took Chi Yuexue's Sun and Moon Satchel. This time, they took advantage of the previous convenience. The three of them took turns to cast spells and refine it. It took them three full days to open it.

During this period, the three of them also found the magic weapon borrowed by Chi Yuexue. They didn't know how to drive the bottle, and there was no reaction when the magic power was input. On the contrary, the so-called Five Poisons Spirit Cloud Tent turned into a handkerchief without the support of magic power, and it even smelled a little fragrant, which showed that the magic weapon was refined very well, and it had reached the state of returning to nature. If you smell it closer, there was also a smell of incense powder. However, Li Ming felt a little resistant when he thought that this thing was the magic weapon of the Golden Silkworm Granny. On the contrary, Li Mudao liked it very much, and he refined it day and night. Unlike the Tianhai Yiqing Bottle, he refined the Five Poisons Spirit Cloud Tent very smoothly.

However, Chi Yuexue's Sun and Moon Satchel disappointed the three of them. Although there were many items in it, there were not many valuable ones. Most of them were beautiful gadgets carved with strange and ingenious skills, but there were few that were truly useful.

Of course, the only thing that attracted Li Ming's attention was the original version of "Taiyin Zhenwen".

The three of them cleared out all their belongings, and gave the Qiankun Bag and the Sun and Moon Satchel to Li Ming and Si Yizhen respectively. Li Mudao got the Five Poisons Spirit Cloud Tent, Si Yizhen got the Haitian Yiqing Bottle, and Li Ming got the original version of "Taiyin Zhenwen". However, the other two also made copies of all the Taoist books collected by these two predecessors, but Li Ming didn't care, so it seemed that he suffered the most. However, Li Ming had lofty ambitions and didn't care about these flies and dogs at all. From then on, the three of them said goodbye.

(End of this chapter)