The Two-Faced Venerate Emperor

What Ji Mo Ya saw blurry after being swallowed by the tornado and when he opened his eyes, he was already inside the tower.

From outside, the tower he selected did not look really tall, but now that he stood inside, the space within was extremely spacious.

It was likely a special type of spatial formation.

The tower has six sides, each side was a sand wall that held words made from sand.

Some of the words were exceptionally eye-catching, allowing him to see them clearly with a glance.

It was Sang Luan Tie*.

(Cuppa: A form of calligraphy work from the Jin Dynasty.)

It was said that it was a book created by the Calligraphy Sage in his early years, but unfortunately, the book was lost and only vaguely mentioned in the archives of the Holy Court.

Based on the archives, this was the work of the Calligraphy Sage when he was young, and possessed extreme sharpness and ferociousness. Legend has it that the Calligraphy Sage once used this to massacre over ten thousand demons at one point in time, causing his fame to soar throughout the land.

Ji Mo Ya did not expect that it could appear inside the Sand Tower.

Initially, Ji Mo Ya found it suspicious; but when he looked at the first word, his mind was utterly sucked in...

Huan Qing Yan looked around with curiosity after she entered the tower.

The tower was not tall and the place was not too large as well, it was about the size of a small house with five walls.

After entering the tower, the walls suddenly glowed white, and words formed by sand slowly appeared on it.

That was a plant-type technique.

Huan Qing Yan was surprised when she saw the name, just by reading the title she felt that it was something tailored for her leaf spirit treasure.

After entering the hidden realm, she noticed that compared to Ji Mo Ya, Snow Girl, and Bai Li Zi Xi, she lacked a professional nurturing method for her spirit treasure.

Her family’s Leafy and Piggy walked the wild path, developing themselves by their instincts.

When fighting, they were entirely lacking in forms and looks; they were either pouncing and biting or sneakily whipping.

Their irregular way of fighting was still alright if the fight is short as they could still hold an advantage.

However, once a battle drags on, the advantage of those with professional training would be highlighted.

Huan Qing Yan was still worrying where she could find some technique books that her two spirit treasure could learn from.

Yet little did she expect that when a person’s luck is on a roll, that person would be able to have whatever they wanted.

As she happily looked on at the three words, the words slowly disappeared and turned into a long vine that moved as though it was alive.

Woah, what a high-class way of learning; a 3D classroom!

Huan Qing Yan immediately called out her leaf spirit treasure and connected her mind with it.

The spirit treasure technique requires the spirit treasure and its master to be connected through the mind; the master would need to comprehend the method first then transmit it to the spirit treasure, and the spirit treasure will then display the technique based on the master’s comprehension.

When Huan Qing Yan was prepared, the long vine made from sand started to slowly display the first move.

The actions were slow but in this single move, it contained over a dozen different changes.

One move and several possibilities could happen when in mid-air.

This ever-changing style could easily allow one to choose between attacking and defending or to whip, use thorns or retract. When retracting, the vine can even curl and turn into a whip attack.

Huan Qing Yan dared not even blink as she did not want to miss any crucial point.

Very quickly, she calmed her mind and started following the actions of the sand whip on the wall...