My Divine Pet Enables Me To Become The Biggest Winner
Chapter 1014 - 502: The Secret of the Strange Artifact_3

Chapter 1014: Chapter 502: The Secret of the Strange Artifact_3

Micro-count Skill trembled all over: I know many ancient secrets, you can ask me anything you don’t understand.

"I’m not that curious. The times those ancient secrets involve are too old, how much help can they be for the present?"

Seeing the Stone Cone about to pierce him, Micro-count Skill said again: I know the locations of many ancient treasures!

Owen Bertram finally stopped: "Be more specific."

Micro-count Skill breathed a sigh of relief: Some ancient Grandmasters have no successors, and before their demise, they would bring their legacy and the treasures they accumulated throughout their lives into their tombs. I know the locations of many Great Tombs.

Before the Heavenly Track Reversal, some powerful beings would fall into slumber, waiting for the time to awaken. I also know some places where ancient Cultivators sleep.

Owen Bertram nodded satisfactorily, put away the Stone Cone, and swept Micro-count Skill into Julian Gourd: "Stay honestly. If you try to cause trouble, I’ll give you a gourd full of Divine Fire."

Micro-count Skill muttered, trying to reason with Owen Bertram: I am very capable. If used properly, I will be a great help.

But Owen Bertram didn’t listen at all.

Keith met his end because he "trusted" Micro-count Skill too much. In his past life, Owen Bertram also heard many similar stories, attempting to pry into the secrets and eventually dying under the unpredictable circumstances.

To Owen Bertram, Micro-count Skill was an advisor, or a data bank.

What Owen Bertram was most interested in was Keith’s "strange objects."

For example, the "Sunset Nail," which was designed to kill Tier-6 Monster Beasts with one strike, but couldn’t harm Tire-7 Chaotic Demons—Owen Bertram took it out and rubbed it in his hand, talking to himself, "How does it manage to cut down opponents within its power range with such ease, but becomes completely powerless once they exceed this range?"

This is illogical...

First, Owen Bertram used the "Thousand Doors Eye" to examine it, making sure there were no traps before he let his divine consciousness seep into it. However, the treasure seemed to be an integrated whole, with a very unique "outer layer" encapsulating everything inside. Even Owen Bertram’s divine consciousness could not penetrate the outer layer.

This made Owen Bertram even more interested, so he used the "Thousand Doors Eye" again. The divine powers of the Thousand Doors Eye can penetrate the outer layer, but it is much less convenient than using divine consciousness. The difference between the two is like the Thousand Doors Eye being for "observation" while divine consciousness is for "intimate play."

Thousand Doors Eye first observed the entire encapsulation structure of the outer layer. This structure was quite ingenious, and it took Owen Bertram a whole day to roughly understand it.

Then he took another one of the "strange objects" and compared it: "As I expected, the encapsulation structure principles of these strange objects are the same, but there are subtle differences between different strange objects.

These differences are clearly designed to encapsulate different things. What is encapsulated is the key to the strange object’s power and level of effect.

So what exactly is so solemnly encapsulated...

Owen Bertram, full of expectation, looked at the core position of the Sunset Nail with the "Thousand Doors Eye." For a moment, he doubted whether he had seen it wrong, because from the point of view of the material layer, the interior of the Sunset Nail encapsulation structure was empty!

There was only a small, unmoving piece of "rule" inside. This rule was quite incomplete, and if it wasn’t for the special encapsulation structure outside, it might have collapsed and lost any effect.

This rule was the power of the Sunset Nail—killing with one strike at Tier-6 and below!

Full of confusion, Owen Bertram wondered where such a small fragment of a rule had been obtained? The power of the rule was quite strange. He used the "Thousand Doors Eye" to see... For some reason, he suddenly had a great premonition in his heart! Owen Bertram forcefully suppressed the impulse to observe this small fragment of the rule, thought about it, and patted another gourd, sending the Sunset Nail into it.

"Brother, Elder Brother is here to visit you and has brought you some novelty food."

Little Loach moved up and down in the Divine Water, having a very comfortable time these days. Hearing his brother say this, he happily jumped out of the water and opened his mouth wide to catch the Sunset Nail falling from the sky.

Little Loach, who was just very happy, instantly frowned, spat out the Sunset Nail with a "phooey," and complained to his elder brother repeatedly: Elder Brother is not a good example and always teases his little brother, it’s too much!

Owen Bertram was furious: What do you mean "Old Age"? I am a young achiever... No, that’s not the point. I am genuinely caring for you. I went through great efforts to obtain this valuable strange object, which can kill with one strike at Tier-6 and below. Yet you despise such food. Our family can’t afford to raise you anymore!

Little Loach spat and muttered, "A broken piece of Heaven Realm’s rule, sealed with low-level world materials pretending to be a valuable treasure, looks very powerful but will collapse completely after a few uses. The whole item has only a clever encapsulation structure but does not use many good materials—this thing is not worth any money. Elder brother, have you been cheated?"

"Tell me honestly, how much did you spend on this? If it’s over a hundred thousand Spirit Jades, I’ll be in charge of the family finances from now on. I don’t trust you..."

Owen Bertram listened to these words, but in his mind, there was a thunderous revelation: A broken piece of Heaven Realm’s rule?

All the irrational aspects surrounding the "strange objects" were suddenly resolved. Keith had an endless supply of strange objects, meaning that in Keith’s "world", such strange objects were not rare, and their number might far exceed expectations.