At this moment, the largest seven-core dew condensing flower at the center appeared most extraordinary: the bud, about the size of a fist, was fully swollen and plump, entirely presenting a translucent icy blue color. Its petals were tightly closed, and seven drops of crystal-clear dew hung beneath the calyx like solidified crystals, emitting a refreshing chill that soothed the soul, continuously absorbing the surrounding water vapor and cold aura.
Apparently, it only needed one final step before this treasure would fully bloom–absorbing the essence of heaven and earth to condense the seven cores at the instant of sunset.
However, just as Si Lingle expected, how could such a Heaven and Earth Spiritual Object be without a Guardian?
Beneath the surface of the water around the boulder, dozens of pitch-black, finger-thin vines lurked, twisting silently like water snakes.
