Jaw-Dropping Son-in-Law

Things started getting interesting on the floors above.

There were books about secret techniques of martial arts as well as rare herbs and unique weapons.

To most people, those were precious items that they would probably never see in life.

Ye Fan, however, couldn't be bothered to even take an interest in them.

After all, none of the secret techniques listed there could compare to the ones in the Book of Celestial Cloud.

As for the herbs, he still had plenty of those that Duanmu Wan'er had given him.

None of the weapons there felt as wieldy compared to the ones Ye Fan had obtained from India, so he had no interest in them whatsoever.

“The Chu Sect has been around for thousands of years. Surely, this can't be the only stuff they have in store? Could it be that Chu Yuan had already taken the more precious ones with him on his campaign?” Ye Fan mumbled to himself as he casually strolled around the Treasure Pavilion.

Noticing that some of the slots were empty, he figured Chu Yuan must've taken the treasures out.

This time, the Chu Sect had mobilized almost all of its powerful members.

As Chu Yuan clearly wanted to finish things in one go, it was only natural that he would utilize the best weapons stored in the Treasure Pavilion.

After touring around the place, Ye Fan came to a halt on the floor where the herbs were stored.

He then handpicked a bunch of herbs that would help with healing.

Gaius and the others had damaged their elixir fields through years of abuse, so the herbs were essential to help get them back in fighting shape as soon as possible.

The herbs that Duanmu Wan'er had given Ye Fan were incredibly potent, but they were meant to replenish one's elemental force and had little to no healing properties.

As such, Ye Fan had no choice but to get them the herbs himself.

Having obtained the herbs he was looking for, Ye Fan was preparing to leave the Treasure Pavilion when he sensed an unusual energy wave in the air.

“That's odd. Why is the elemental force a lot stronger here compared to everywhere else?” Ye Fan muttered under his breath as he curiously followed the energy to a corner in Treasure Pavilion.

Despite having reached a dead end, Ye Fan could still feel the pure elemental force coming from the walls.

It wasn't very obvious, but Ye Fan sensed something different about this area compared to the others.

Eventually, his gaze fell on the tiles beneath his feet.

It's coming from underneath!

bent over and gave the tiles a light

really is a hidden

the tiles from the floor and saw a long passageway

came flooding out of the hole

treasures hidden inside? Why would they try so hard to keep

curious, Ye Fan cautiously made his way into the

was long, narrow, and

through the darkness for quite a long time, Ye Fan finally saw a glimmer of light in front

the opening, only to end

luxuriant, and flowers could be

the sound of birds chirping filled

a paradise

front of him was a path made of stone that looked

slowly walked along that path until

carved on each side. The dragons looked as though they were alive and

of that, the body of the door had a creepy pattern carved into

words from an

Fan found it incredibly odd for such a door to be in a place

so strange... What kind

seem to figure it

tall in the middle of a grassy plain with nothing else in front

had stolen

the door down from the side, but it was planted firmly into

to budge even after he pushed at

definitely something wrong with this

Fan frowned at the

about the Chu Sect but found no information about this stone

about this to me... Well, whatever. I'll just ask Great-grandma

find out anything about the door, Ye Fan gave up on examining

black dragons on the door. Right as his eyes met those of

if the two dragons had suddenly come to life, their

body was frozen in place when he saw the red

look in his eyes had turned lifeless, and his legs had given out

Thud!

God Hall was kneeling on the ground like a devout

loud rumbling noise tore through the area, and the ground started shaking violently as the tightly shut stone door slowly

light came pouring through