The Pinnacle of Life

“Holy sh*t, isn’t this treasure vault a little too big?” Alex was dumbfounded as he looked around inside.

Rather than a treasure vault, it was more accurate to call it a warehouse.

The entire area was as big as a soccer field, with various items stacked inside it. Majority of them were of certain stones that had black and white patterns. The stone was heavy to hold, but there was no spiritual energy on it. It was unknown about its actual use.

Then, there were also various weapons.

Unfortunately, many weapons were rusty or rotten, and were no longer usable since a long period had passed. Some boxes that were piled in the corner were empty except for the musty smell.

Alex could tell that these boxes used to contain spiritual medicinal herbs, but these herbs would have a shelf life once it was taken out of the box. It was just a matter of how long the materials could be kept… No medicinal herbs could be kept for hundreds or thousands of years without getting spoiled, unless they were kept in a special kind of container.

Alex glanced at Old Whitey, and found that sadness was being emanated from its body.

“Is this the warehouse of Spiritual Valley City?”

“When your master was still alive, they came here often, right?” Alex asked.

the things in its mind would be ancient for a cat

strolled around the inside, without ending up empty-handed. He found a storage pouch,

actually filled to the brim with spiritual stones. Spiritual stones were extremely precious resources that were used by cultivators for cultivation. Unfortunately, spiritual stones were basically extinct due to

come in handy. As for the two spiritual weapons, it was a spear and

were put

Spiritual Valley Tokens in an animal skin bag. At a glance, there were

Spiritual Valley Token was

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month had finally

Floral Valley ran over to report “Sect Master, the portal to

up immediately.

since gotten tired of

man and a woman. He was determined to make this kind of prison life into a honeymoon to pass the

when the portal opened, Alcina left with

reluctant. She turned to look back at the city and said,

to part with