Chapter 1624 -1616: Springvine

Inside the box was only a small piece of withered wood the length of a thumb.

Xin Lin looked at it, feeling it was somewhat familiar, yet she couldn’t quite recognize what it was.

Ghost Shiva carried it with her and hid it very carefully, so it’s certainly not something ordinary.

She pondered for a moment, then had an idea, as the Heaven-defying Book appeared in her mind.

Xin Lin opened the Opportunities Pawnshop.

Inside the Opportunities Pawnshop, there were three slots: one for enhancing cultivation techniques, one for improving spirit art.

As for the third slot, Xin Lin used it the least.

That slot was an exchange window, which could be used to exchange for silver taels or Heaven-defying Values, provided the item Xin Lin exchanged was sufficiently precious.

Earlier, Xin Lin had tried to exchange, but generally, it was for silver taels.

Xin Lin didn’t need silver taels for the time being, so she didn’t exchange.

She tossed the piece of withered wood into it.

In the third slot, a line of text appeared.

“Fengchunteng vine, 500 Heaven-defying Value.”

Upon seeing this, Xin Lin’s eyes couldn’t help but light up.

This thing was truly valuable, actually worth 500 Heaven-defying Value, enough for her to upgrade a spirit art below the sixth rank or kung fu below Xuan-grade to the highest level.

It seems its function is not trivial.

Fengchunteng vine… Xin Lin recalled, always feeling it was somewhat familiar.

Suddenly, she had a thought and thought of something.

In the Mystical Medicine Book, isn’t there a type of medicinal herb called Fengchunteng vine?

Fengchunteng vine comes from a thousand-year-old dead tree struck by Nine Heavens Profound Thunder; after which, the first sprouted branch is the Fengchunteng vine.

Once dried, it can be preserved for over a hundred years.

This Fengchunteng vine is a legendary existence.

It’s said that after consuming it, the wood spirit veins inside the body can rapidly grow into heavenly wood veins.

Heavenly wood vein?

Xin Lin looked at the already deceased Ghost Shiva, wasn’t Ghost Shiva just the heavenly wood vein?

Could it be that her heavenly wood vein wasn’t innate but grew through consuming Fengchunteng vine later?

In fact, Ghost Shiva’s heavenly wood vein was indeed not innate; she accidentally acquired Fengchunteng vine and, after consuming a small portion, elevated her earth wood vein to heavenly wood vein.

Unfortunately, her son Zhao Tianming wasn’t a spirit master, so she carefully preserved the Fengchunteng vine, hoping one day it could be used, but unexpectedly, the Fengchunteng vine went unused, while she was killed first.

Spirit veins continually evolve, and even the transformation from nonexistence to existence is possible.

Like Xin Lin earlier had no spirit vein, but with the “bean sprouts,” she gradually absorbed spiritual energy and Fu Xi’s energy, hence acquiring the heavenly fire vein, whereas

the earth water vein was gained from the mysterious small box left by General Shi.

If not mistaken, it should be a fragment of the dragon vein.

Currently, Xin Lin didn’t have wood vein inside her body, but perhaps she would have the chance to obtain it in the future.

Xin Lin thought for a moment and placed that piece of Fengchunteng vine into the Tuling hairpin.

She couldn’t use the Fengchunteng vine now; comparatively, the wood controlling technique was more practical.

This wood controlling technique not only could manipulate wood spirits but also control flower and grass spirits.

Earlier, Ghost Shiva used it to control the wood spirits in the locust grove, and Xin Lin almost got killed off guard.

Xin Lin placed the wood manipulation into the Opportunities Pawnshop.

With the limited fifty Heaven-defying Values at hand, she elevated the wood control skill to the basic level.

Due to Xin Lin lacking wood spirit veins, after learning the wood control skill, she could only absorb some wood spirit, with no other effect.

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