Covering the sky starts from the mortal body

Chapter 329 Obtaining the Divine Whip

This time Zhang Wenchang was very satisfied with the tribulation, and the magic medicine began to recover.

As for the two "dead" ancient magic medicines obtained from Zhangjiazhai, they have not made any movement now.

What Zhang Wenchang thought was that maybe he would be able to save them when he improved his cultivation in the future.

Maybe when they enter the fairyland in the future, they can be revived with the baptism of fairy energy.

Anyway, now that Zhang Wenchang has two magical medicines at the end of the day, he doesn't panic about doing anything in his heart.

He put away the turtle and snake lotus lantern, took out the small void mirror, and after activating it, instantly tore open a space channel as dark as ink. A light mask enveloped Zhang Wenchang, submerged into the space channel, and began to maintain the void.

This small void mirror can teleport 10,000+ miles across the void just once. It can be said to be a weapon for escape.

After many teleportations, Zhang Wenchang crossed the void, far away from the place where he had overcome this tribulation, and appeared in a golden desert.

This piece of golden desert, tens of thousands of miles without human habitation, is vast and boundless.

That's right, this is Luanyun State in the Northern Territory, the famous Divine Desert a hundred thousand miles away from the edge.

It is said that after many practitioners stray into this ghostly place, they will get lost in it and cannot get out for the rest of their lives.

And some people may walk out in only half a month, and some people can't get out until they die. It is said that this desert is very evil.

At that time, the big black dog wanted to find the ultimate weapon of the ruthless emperor, but he was trapped for more than 100 years before he escaped.

Of course, one is because the formation patterns here are strong, and the other is because the Black Emperor was weak at that time.

Zhang Wenchang took the initiative to come here, of course to find the treasure.One is the magic whip, and the other is the big black metal block.

Zhang Wenchang flew for a whole day without flying out, and then used a small void mirror to teleport several times but still failed to teleport out.

Everything here is really as magical as in the legend.

The vast desert stretches as far as the eye can see. At noon, it is as hot as a stove, but at night it is freezing cold, and the temperature difference is very large.

Zhang Wenchang flew around from time to time, using the small void mirror from time to time to wander around in the desert.

On the third day, under the scorching sun, he finally found a building.

In the golden desert, the scorching sun is like fire, and an ancient building is looming in the distance.

Zhang Wenchang thought to himself that this must be the place where the magic whip is stored.

It flew there quickly and soon discovered that it was a Taoist temple, a very small Taoist temple.

He looked full of traces of time, very ancient.The blockade has swallowed up most of it, and the part left on the ground is no taller than a person.

Zhang Wenchang waved his sleeve and blew away all the golden gravel.

The complete Taoist temple shown is about four meters high.It is made of the most common reddish-brown rock in the Northern Territory. It has not collapsed after so many years. It must be because there are some Dao lines carved on it.

Zhang Wenchang entered the house and soon saw a familiar font on the wall, which was Zhongdingwen from the pre-Qin period.

Zhang Wenchang looked at the somewhat familiar and unfamiliar words, and thought of Ye Fan's guess that it was the relics left by the Qi refiners who came here in the pre-Qin period.

However, Zhang Wenchang had another idea in his mind. Maybe it was the other way around, and it was the Qi practitioners here who had arrived on Earth.

Zhongdingwen, also known as Jinwen, is an inscription engraved on bronzes of the Shang and Zhou dynasties.

This kind of writing is very ancient and has been in use from ancient times until the Qin Dynasty destroyed the Six Kingdoms.

Zhang Wenchang counted a total of 210 five ancient fonts. These fonts exuded a mysterious atmosphere, as if they were alive.

To be honest, Zhang Wenchang doesn't know him. He likes mathematics, physics and chemistry, but has done little research on those literary works.

He had heard about various texts, but had not studied them in depth.

However, as hieroglyphics, they were of the same origin. Zhang Wenchang vaguely recognized dozens of characters, but could not deduce what the rest were.

Don't be nervous if you don't remember it. Wenchang copied it and checked it again when he returns to Earth to find out what they mean.

Seeing that this house is very complete, it seems that Mark and the big black dog have not yet arrived.

Thinking about it, the reason why Ye Fan and the big black dog bandits came here was because they defrauded the Ji family of one hundred thousand catties of pure energy. He was accidentally teleported to this golden desert while running in a hurry. middle.

And Zhang Wenchang directly gave Ye Fan 20 catties of pure energy, allowing him to cultivate to the fourth heaven of the secret realm of the Dao Palace.

Then he went to the Holy City to gamble on stones, and sold 100 million catties of pure energy for that little god silkworm alone, plus the god energy and heterogeneous energy he obtained.

He could break through to the fifth heaven of the Dao Palace Secret Realm by himself, so he missed such a treasure by not coming this time.

In this case, Zhang Wenchang accepted it unceremoniously. Anyway, Ye Fan was destined to die. If anyone really wanted to kill Ye Fan, he would consider himself unlucky.

Zhang Wenchang thought that among these fonts there were two characters named Ziwei and two characters named Taiwei. There must be a living planet named Taiwei.

As for other fonts, there must be some from life planets in other star regions.

The golden light in Zhang Wenchang's hand was shining, and he grabbed the wall with his hand, and the wall flowed down like sand, and Zhang Wenchang scratched a large part of the wall soon.

With a soft tinkling sound, Zhang Wenchang found a metal box in the dilapidated wall, it was tattered without brilliance, it was very ordinary.

This box is long and made of bronze. It is more than three feet long and three inches wide. It looks like a whole piece of copper.

This metal box is heavy when held by hand, and it is bitingly cold when touched by hand, and there is a slight wave of divine power on it.

Thinking that this is a weapon designed to attack the soul, it might attack the person who opened the box the moment it is opened.

Zhang Wenchang took out the mother of all things air clock, suspended it above his head, and let down a stream of mysterious yellow air to protect his body, and then opened the box with divine power.

After opening it, there is neither precious light nor colorful clouds inside, and even the fluctuation of divine power cannot be felt.

In this metal box, there is a wooden whip, which is very simple, with dense Dao patterns engraved on it, which is very complicated and difficult to understand.

Even Zhang Wenchang, the calligrapher of the practice group, only recognized part of the Taoist patterns.

He is more than three feet long, with more than twenty sections, and each section is densely covered with Dao patterns.

Zhang Wenchang opened his Kaiyuan Tianshen eyes, carefully observed the Dao pattern on it, and confirmed it with the Dao pattern in the secret of the group of characters.

Think of this goal as two functions, one function is to prevent others from deducing, and the other function is to specifically attack people's spirits.

Zhang Wenchang started from these two aspects of the group of characters, and quickly found some rules from the most primitive runes.

Zhang Wenchang took out a few pieces of jade, and carved those dao patterns used to hide his figure and prevent others from deducing them, and carved them into the shape of a jade pendant, with countless densely packed dao patterns engraved on them .

After the carving was completed, these jade pendants became somewhat primitive, natural and mysterious.

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