Sikong Cuo gently caressed the Xuan Jade in his hand, his chanting voice turning lower.0

Xuan Jades varied in terms of quality. However, Xuan Jades were so rare that there were no definitive standards for comparison.0

In essence, Xuan Jades were like fragments of jades of varying sizes, scattered across the world. These fragments could not be judged by conventional logic. Their size was not measured by physical volume but by their capacity for how much divine power they could hold.0

Among the two Xuan Jades Qi Xuansu had, the Xuan Jade of Death was larger than the Xuan Jade of Life. However, the Xuan Jade in Sikong Cuo’s hand surpassed even Qi Xuansu’s Xuan Jade of Death.0

The more divine power a Xuan Jade could contain, the greater its uses would be. Smaller fragments had minimal use for Heavenly Beings.0

For Qi Xuansu to become a Heavenly Being,...0