Inside the sealed carriage, Shi Feng finished appraising the two items dropped by the fourth-tier Legendary NPC, Dilo.
The concentration of mana within the entire carriage surged uncontrollably. Despite there not being a single mana-gathering magic array inside, the two dropped items acted like living beings, frantically absorbing the surrounding mana as if they had just been unsealed and awakened, forming two swirling vortexes of magic.
Shi Feng was slightly surprised by this.
He hadn't expected these two items to be so powerful. Merely sitting there, the mana concentration they stirred up was no less than that of Stone Forest Town—and even surpassed it in some ways. If the carriage weren't completely sealed, he might have alarmed every player on the street.
After more than ten seconds of this frantic mana absorption, the two dropped items finally ceased and returned to their previous calm, revealing their true appearance.
Before this, the items Shi Feng had obtained from Dilo had been sealed, taking the form of two purple-gold crystal balls. He couldn't see their true appearance, and even normal inspection showed only unknown information—just the name "Sealed Crystal Ball," with nothing else.
When Shi Feng saw the true form of the two dropped items, he was stunned for a moment.
One was a broken longsword, the other a gem that radiated a five-colored luster.
*Heritage of the Evil God, One-Handed Sword.* A precious blade once wielded by the Evil God, though it was shattered into three pieces during a great battle. Though the sword is broken, the power of the Evil God contained within still exists. Gather all the fragments, and its former glory can be restored. This is the broken hilt.
*Possessing this item permanently sacrifices 10 points to all attributes, but allows the wielder to temporarily swing this sword once. Though severely damaged, it can still unleash one-tenth of its power.* *When this item comes within 1000 yards of another fragment, it will automatically resonate. This item is guaranteed to drop upon death and cannot be traded.* *Ultimate Gem, Epic-grade consumable. Can be embedded into a weapon or piece of equipment, granting that item a permanent upgrade. (Limited to Epic-grade items or below, including Epic-grade.)* Looking at these two items, Shi Feng couldn't help but tremble, a sharp light flashing in his eyes.
He had long considered that drops from a fourth-tier Legendary NPC wouldn't be simple—at the very least, they should be above Epic-grade—but he hadn't expected these two items.
*Heritage of the Evil God.* This was a weapon once used by the Evil God itself. It was likely at least a Legendary weapon. Even as a fragment, the ability to eventually locate the complete Legendary weapon made its value even higher than a mere fragment of a Legendary item.
After all, in the Divine Realm, Legendary items were extraordinarily rare, each with a significant history. Most players who claimed to have clues about Legendary items were following false leads.
The most precious aspect of the *Heritage of the Evil God* was that it could be used. Even at one-tenth of its power, it was still a Legendary weapon—something utterly incomparable to a fragment of a Legendary item. The cost, however, was steep: a full ten points to all attributes.
This price made even Shi Feng's heart ache, let alone other players. And yet, this immense cost only allowed for a single swing...
As for the other dropped item, the *Ultimate Gem*.
Shi Feng had only heard of this thing before. It had appeared at an auction hosted by a super guild, but it wasn't offered by the guild itself. Instead, it was brought in by another player during free trading.
The moment it appeared, a frenzy erupted.
Back then, the best weapons and equipment top-tier players could get were Epic-grade. Even fragments of Legendary items were a dream. To boost one's strength, an item that could upgrade an Epic-grade weapon was valued far higher than the weapon itself.
Thus, the final transaction price was one Epic-grade weapon plus three top-tier Dark Gold-grade items from that time.