Su Fan and the other two processed the blood and flesh of the Red Training Snake King well before they continued on their journey.
The blood and flesh of the Red Training Snake King are poisonous; one must be very careful when using them.
Without the Red Training Snake King, the obstacles that lay ahead were hardly an impedint for the three of them.
They swiftly passed through so chanisms and arrived at the Su Family's hidden Book Collection Building.
This place had two floors, and it was filled with a large number of bamboo and jade slips.
Upon seeing these bamboo slips, Su Fan imdiately said, "We'll take these bamboo and jade slips out, and make three copies—one for each of us?"
Jiang nglong nodded, "Agreed."
In his view, among so many bamboo slips and jade slips.
So bamboo slips might be exceptionally useful, while others could be worthless.
In such a case, making three copies each was the most prudent course of action.
Su Fan, Jiang nglong, and Yan Zi did not take any bamboo slips from the Book Collection Building; instead, they headed towards the Su Family's ancestral hall.
This place was very large, and upon arrival, the three of them imdiately split up to explore.
Su Fan wandered among the nurous buildings in the ancestral hall and soon spotted a sword hanging on the wall.
Upon closer inspection, he couldn't help but feel a mix of amusent and disbelief.
There were four small seal script characters etched into the sword.
Su Fan knew these characters well: "Fake Tai Ah."
This sword was crafted to imitate the Taia Sword.
The Taia Sword was the fad weapon held by Emperor Ying Zheng, a treasure of the nation.
This sword was forged in imitation of the Taia Sword, and the words "Fake Tai Ah" were boldly inscribed on its blade, clearly indicating that it was not an ordinary sword.
"Clang!"
A sword's cry rang out as Su Fan pulled out the five-foot-long sword completely.
The reason it's called a three-foot blade is because the typical length of most swords is three feet.
This Fake Tai Ah sword was five feet long, even longer than most swords.
Sensing the sword's power in his hand, Su Fan imdiately recognized it as an excellent sword!
"Swoosh!"
Su Fan tried a swing, and a frost-white sword light instantly sliced an entire row of Huanghuali tables and chairs in half!
"What a good sword!"
Seeing this scene, Su Fan couldn't help feeling ecstatic!
This ti he'd truly found a treasure; previously, the scales of the Red Training Snake King would never withstand the attack from this sword.
Holding the Fake Tai Ah sword with great fondness, Su Fan swung it several tis.
Compared to the three-foot blades, he seed to be more suited to wielding this five-foot sword.
In future duels with other martial artists, he might break their weapons within five or six moves.
After discovering the Fake Tai Ah sword, Su Fan realized the imnse value of this place.
He didn't waste a single minute and began frantically searching for treasures in this place.
Although Jiang nglong had visited the Su Family's ancestral grounds many tis, he had never co to this particular area.
Jiang nglong was initially very eager about the prospects here.
Along the way, he had obtained so blood and flesh from the Red Training Snake King and had gathered many jade and bamboo slips.
Jiang nglong believed that after entering the ancestral hall and surrounding buildings, he would acquire even better items.
But his luck seed to run out completely.
After arriving here, he didn't find anything at all.
Yan Zi's luck wasn't particularly better either, but it was relatively decent.
At this mont, Yan Zi had acquired a weapon that left her both amused and confused, the Convenience Spade.
The Convenience Spade isn't used for eating instant noodles; it has another widely known nickna, the Crescent Moon Spade.
In *Journey to the West*, Sha Monk wielded such a spade.
Its significance is to always bring convenience and to flatten the gates of hell.
This beautiful woman, Yan Zi, holding such a weapon, seed sowhat mismatched.
But the mismatch didn't matter much; having obtained nothing at all would be the truly unfortunate scenario.
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