The fortune telling was so accurate that I accidentally accumulated a huge amount of merit!

Chapter 1057 Fragments of a Divine Artifact

Yunran was stunned by these words, and the others were no less bewildered.

They knew this Taoist priest in the long robe very well; he seemed easy to talk to, but in reality, he always kept people at arm's length.

The reason I came to the Wang family to help look after the young master was only because of the invitation from my fellow disciple.

At the same time, there was another reason that no one else knew: he also needed to avoid certain people.

The butler's eyes flickered, and he inexplicably felt that this person was being a little too obsequious.
Yunran was also somewhat confused about the current situation, unsure whether this person was sincere or was still testing her.

But since the other party had already brought it up, Yunran naturally couldn't refuse. She also wanted to see what the other party was up to.

Yunran nodded casually.

When the Taoist priest in the long robe saw Yun Ran nod, a look of joy immediately appeared on his face, and then he hurriedly left.

The others, seeing the Taoist priest in the long robe leave, all felt a hint of envy in their eyes.

I don't know if they envied him for being able to leave that room that felt somewhat dangerous and suffocating.

I'm still envious. The Taoist in the long robe actually has something good to offer to this mysterious divine messenger.

But everyone remained completely silent, not daring to make a sound.

The butler rolled his eyes, clearly finding it strange to just stand there and wait like an idiot.

He immediately turned around, moved a chair from a short distance away, and placed it next to Yunran.

Immediately afterwards, they respectfully stepped back, not daring to make a single unnecessary expression or movement.

Even the most demanding person won't dislike someone with good judgment.

Moreover, Yun Ran was not a demanding person, and when she looked at the butler again, her eyes showed a hint of satisfaction.

After Yunran sat down, she casually took out a white jade bottle from her body, which contained some special medicines that she had previously refined.

The butler was somewhat surprised when he saw a bottle flying towards him.

But he reached out and caught the bottle steadily.

Then came Yun Ran's clearly altered voice: "You're very sensible, this is a reward for you!"

The word "appreciate" usually makes most people feel uncomfortable.

However, if the word "appreciation" comes from someone you need to look up to, then it is an honor.

The steward clearly hadn't expected that he would receive a reward for simply doing his duty.

He felt a surge of excitement.

At the same time, he increasingly felt that the divine messenger before him was truly different from those he had encountered before.

Just then, the Taoist priest in the long robe hurriedly returned.

In his hands he held a fragment of something unknown, which, from a distance, looked as if it had been picked up from some pile of junk.

Especially the fragment, which looked remarkably ordinary.

“My lord, please look at this. It was given to me by a descendant of a powerful family. He said it was his family heirloom…”

At the time, he had only saved the man casually, but the man insisted on repaying him and even forced him to give him this thing.

That's right, the Taoist in the long robe thought that the person was repaying a debt of gratitude.

Later, he was targeted and even stalked by many people, which caused him to be injured several times.

Only then did the Taoist priest in the long robe realize that he seemed to have gotten himself into a hot potato.

If this thing is truly a treasure he can control, then being tracked down isn't a big deal.

However, despite trying many methods, he was unable to determine what the fragment was. The only thing he was certain of was that there were indeed some energy fluctuations on the fragment, which his compass could only detect slightly.

Oh, speaking of compasses, the compasses that are now broken in two are still lying on the ground.

The Taoist priest in the long robe felt a pang of sadness in his heart; that compass had been with him for many years…

Now, however, he was easily cleaved in two by the divine messenger, and it seems he doesn't even have the chance to be angry and seek revenge.

Hey ~
Yunran was unaware that the Taoist in the long robe was currently feeling sorry for his compass.

This time, she didn't wait to use her Heavenly Eye to see clearly what the fragment was before reaching out to catch it.

The fragment I picked up was quite heavy, so it must be a metal.

However, this fragment is covered with something that doesn't belong to it, something like rust.

The Taoist priest in the long robe was very careful in examining the fragments, afraid of damaging anything on them.

Yun Ran had no qualms. Since it was a gift to her, it wouldn't be a big deal if it got damaged.

Anyway, she has never lacked treasures.

Besides, she was originally a master craftsman; if it broke, she could simply fix it.

Yun Ran squeezed hard, and the fragment immediately cracked.

A metallic glint flashed at the edge of the crack, making it look incredibly sharp.

Just by looking at it, one can foresee that if flesh and blood were to touch it, it would definitely be another bloody storm.

Yunran's hands were covered by a pair of inconspicuous gloves, which easily helped her avoid such trouble.

Then, the true nature of the fragment was revealed, and bursts of dazzling light emanated from it.

A hint of surprise and then a realization flashed in Yunran's eyes.

If this is indeed the true form of the fragment, then it is certainly worthy of being regarded as a family heirloom.

The Taoist in the long robe was still staring in shock at the fragment in Yun Ran's hand.

The light was so blinding that no one dared to harbor any ill intentions, or even the slightest covetousness.

But he was still very curious about what it was.

"My lord, may I ask you what this is?"

The reason he decided to give the treasure to Yunran was partly because he could never figure it out.

On the other hand, he also thought that if this thing were given away, he would be able to find some peace.

"Fragments of a divine artifact."

Although there is only this one fragment at present, it is impossible to determine what this artifact originally looked like.

But Yunran was certain that this artifact was on a completely different level from her Heavenly Thunder Token or the divine cauldron she had 'found' before.

This divine artifact can only be wielded by those who have attained godhood.

I just don't know how this magical artifact ended up like this.

When the Taoist in the long robe heard that the fragment in front of him was actually a fragment of a divine artifact, he felt a chill run down his spine.

Not only did I not regret it at all, but I even felt a little bit of relief.

Sure enough, this was something he couldn't control or possess.

Especially considering that he had been followed several times before and nothing had happened to him.

He was just lucky.