I’m Writing a Diary in a Fantasy World — I Really Am Not a 'Cao Thief'! Chapter 102.1 : Cultivation by Blazing a New Trail (Part 1)

Everything happening in Wangjian City was, for the ti being, still unknown to Chu Ge.

He had just finished receiving the information related to "Phoenix Seeks Its Mate (Feng Qiu Huang)."

These two swords were extraordinarily remarkable.

The pitch-black one was nad "Fengling."

The snow-white one was called "Huangyu."

Although these twin swords were not spirit weapons forged by a Supre, in a certain sense, they were even more outstanding than Supre-grade spirit weapons.

They had been forged from the natal feathers of the very first Phoenix (Feng) and Huang that ca into existence when this world was first ford.

Not only did the swords condense the innate Dao laws mastered by the phoenixes, they also carried with them a portion of the phoenix clan's fortune.

Moreover, once refined, the wielder could also grasp many innate divine abilities that only mbers of the phoenix clan could possess, granting the user all manner of wondrous and mystical traits.

Individually, either sword alone already possessed power comparable to a Supre spirit weapon.

If the two swords were combined, they could unleash might that surpassed even Supre spirit weapons!

Upon obtaining such a supre treasure, Chu Ge was naturally overjoyed.

At the sa ti, the sword he had previously planned to give to his master, Luo Huangjun, finally had a perfect candidate.

The sword symbolizing the Huang—"Huangyu"—could not have been more suitable.

And the shared na of the twin swords, "Feng Qiu Huang," was also deeply to Chu Ge's liking.

After all, it had been quite so ti since he had last seen his master.

The heart of a rebellious disciple harboring improper thoughts toward his master was already beginning to stir restlessly.

He was just waiting for his master to erge from seclusion, so he could properly show his "filial piety."

Putting Huangyu away for the ti being, Chu Ge turned his attention to Fengling.

Just like the Ten Thousand Souls—no, the "Human Emperor Banner"—

With a single thought, Chu Ge could rely on the power of the system to refine it instantly, imprinting it with his own mark.

And there were no restrictions whatsoever in its use.

At present, the only thing limiting Chu Ge's ability to wield the Human Emperor Banner and the Fengling Sword was not anything else—but his own strength.

The stronger he beca, the more power he could unleash from these two supre treasures.

Other than that, there were no additional constraints.

As for items like the Huanglong Seal and the Myriad Stars Board, although Chu Ge could also use them,

with his current level, attempting to fully refine these incomplete Supre spirit weapons, erase the original forger's imprint, and make them completely his own was clearly still too early.

But the Human Emperor Banner and the Fengling Sword, both originating from the system, required no such considerations at all.

This was precisely one of the advantages brought by the system.

As Chu Ge's thoughts shifted, the Fengling Sword was refined, branded with his imprint.

Afterward, the entire sword began to shrink, finally entering Chu Ge's body.

After completing all this, Chu Ge did not forget that there were still other matters to attend to.

"System, obtain today's intelligence."

It was already the second day, and the system's intelligence-gathering function had naturally refreshed.

Chu Ge's interest in Su Mo, this so-called child of fortune, was now quite considerable.

[Ding, retrieving intelligence…]

[Ding, retrieval complete. You may click to view.]

The system's intelligence was gathered without making Chu Ge wait long.

Without hesitation, Chu Ge imdiately clicked to view it.

That familiar, godlike perspective surfaced within Chu Ge's mind.

It was still the sa familiar room, and still the sa familiar youth.

Only this ti, compared to the previous pale-faced, candle-in-the-wind-like Su Mo—