Chapter 351: Yan Luo Banner of Ten Directions
The Black Dragon Stone and the Spirit-Binding Rope—both of these artifacts were of excellent quality, each possessing its own mysterious properties. They felt quite handy to use. Qin Sang played with them for a while before refining them one by one, making them his own.
Aside from these two top-grade artifacts, the rest of the artifacts in Liang Yan’s Mustard Seed Pouch were mediocre at best. Qin Sang picked out only one more item, leaving the rest for Shi Hong to use for self-defense.
After refining the artifacts, a stream of black qi surged from the Mustard Seed Pouch. As the mist dissipated, ten black banners appeared out of thin air, floating in Qin Sang’s palm.
Among the Yan Luo Banners of Ten Directions that Liang Yan possessed, there were precisely four. Three of them had been given to him by Yue Wu.
It was likely because Yue Wu had diligently carried out tasks for Sect Leader Yi that he was able to obtain these three Yan Luo Banners.
As for the Foundation Building demonic cultivator whom Liang Yan had ambushed, his status was far inferior to Yue Wu’s. The fact that he only had a single Yan Luo Banner of Ten Directions had angered Liang Yan to no end.
Over the years, Liang Yan had exhausted every possible means to enhance these four banners to their advanced stage.
However, he had always been cautious, fearing discovery by the Yuanzhao Sect and avoiding contact with the remaining members of Kuiyin Sect. He spent decades living in hiding, not daring to act recklessly, lest he attract unwanted attention.
Moreover, refining the Yan Luo Banners was exceedingly difficult. Even with Kuiyin Sect’s deceptive tactics and control over the Yin Malevolent Abyss, the success rate remained abysmally low. They could not even provide six banners per Foundation Building disciple, let alone meet Liang Yan’s needs.
Thus, he had never been able to complete the full set of six Yan Luo Banners.
It was fortunate that Liang Yan only had four banners instead of five. Otherwise, he would never have had the patience to tolerate Shi Hong’s delays for so long.