Chapter 107: One Must Heed the Master's Words

“Mr. Mo, is this weapon sold at the Mo Treasure Pavilion?” a voice suddenly asked, filled with anticipation.

“Not yet. I just crafted this weapon; this is its first use,” Mo Chuan replied softly.

“Are you also the owner of the Mo Treasure Pavilion?” Ji Yin recognized the name. The pavilion was famed for its countless treasures, especially its armor and weapons, as well as rare elixirs.

It seemed that Ji Shaofeng’s elixirs were also consigned there.

Mo Chuan was actually the proprietor of the Mo Treasure Pavilion! Despite having no soul power at all, he managed to sustain such a grand establishment!

Ji Yin stared at the weapon in her hand as it shifted form again, deeply impressed.

“If you like it, I’ll give it to you,” Mo Chuan offered.

Ji Yin immediately returned the weapon to him. “I already have the Phoenix Feather given by my master. Besides, Kunlun’s rules forbid carrying external objects. Thank you.”

“In that case, I’ll take it back,” he said.

Those nearby were envious. Anything from the Mo Treasure Pavilion was worth a fortune, and Young Master Ji just casually declined—it was a pity.

Ji Yun stepped forward and asked Mo Chuan, “Can you open this stone door?”

Suddenly, several small weapons, resembling ants, crawled out from the previous gap.

Mo Chuan gathered them and approached, placing his hand on the stone door, seemingly examining it. Everyone nearby watched him with puzzled expressions.

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Suddenly, a soft sound came as a stone protruded beside the door.

“This must be the mechanism to open the stone door,” Mo Chuan said, walking over to study the symbols inscribed on it.

“What do these mean? Mr. Mo, can you understand them?” Ji Yun asked.

Mo Chuan shook his head. “I’ve never seen these symbols before.” He then placed his hand on the protruding stone, feeling it carefully.

The stone no longer contained any mechanism.

Ji Yin stepped forward and took a closer look at the protruding stone. The symbols were still related to the Seven Star Vein, but the arrangement was disrupted.

Seeing this, she was equally confused. Was there any connection between these symbols and the Seven Star Vein within her body?

If so, what was the nature of that connection?

Ji Yun stepped forward and pressed on the stone, secretly exerting force. The stone could neither be pulled out nor pushed back. He tried again with no success.

If even Ji Yun couldn’t manage it, everyone else was helpless.

“Everyone, give it a try and see if anyone can open it,” Ji Yun said, out of options.

With so many people, perhaps someone would find the way to open the stone door.

“I’ll try,” Chu Yu stepped forward and pressed his hand on the stone, but the result was the same.

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Others also tried one after another.

“Perhaps there’s nothing behind this stone door?” someone speculated.

Ji Yin stepped forward and grasped the protruding stone. Suddenly, she felt as if the stone was magnetic, pulling tightly at her hand. At the same time, her internal Seven Star Vein reacted!

Suddenly, a loud crack echoed as the stone door trembled.

Then, the door slowly began to open!

Ji Yin stared blankly at the sliding stone, her heart pounding in shock.

Those nearby were even more astonished.

This door had actually been opened by Young Master Ji!

Especially Chu Yu, who looked at Ji Yin with an expression too complex to describe.

Ji Yun hurried forward, eager to understand how his daughter had managed to unlock the stone door.