Treasure Hunting

Hearing Zachary's question, Mimi fell silent. She was searching for information to answer his question. After what seemed like ages, she said once more, "According to my analysis, this ink is made from the flower juice of a very rare plant in the world called Datura. If you want to make the words written by the ink on the scroll visible, you must apply Datura's root juice on the scroll."

"Where can I find this Datura?" Zachary asked.

"It's extremely rare, so you won't be able to find it," Mimi replied.

"Oh, never mind then," Zachary said as he rolled his eyes.

"Do you want to store this treasure?" Mimi asked.

Zachary threw the scroll randomly and it disappeared, stored by Mimi into the storage space. Then, he exited the system and went back. Soon afterwards, he caught up with his team members to finish his patrol quest with them.

"Why did it take you so long?" Benjamin asked when Zachary finally showed up. He stared at Zachary with suspicion in his eyes. He suspected that Zachary must be keeping a secret from him.

"It's because I am suffering from constipation," Zachary said. It was the first excuse that came to his mind.

Benjamin looked at Zachary suspiciously, but didn't ask any further questions.

completing the patrol quest, Zachary returned to the Logistics Hall and received the reward, a first-grade white cultivation-aiding pill. He then went back to his treehouse and entered the system. In the system, Mimi's tender voice greeted him once more, "The new main quest is released. Head to Herbal Mountain to collect a century-old ganoderma hidden at the

system. Finally, the new main quest has been activated. It seems like I will take a trip to Herbal Mountain tomorrow," Zachary muttered. He

time was to run ten laps around the entire Welkin

Welkin Sect at normal speed needed at least an hour. For ten laps, at least ten hours would be needed. Thus,

he finished the task easily within four hours. He received some points after he completed the

the next day, Zachary went to the Logistics Hall to obtain the daily quest. This time, he needed to go to the Herbal Mountain to collect herbs. However, he encountered his enemy, Benjamin, again during the quest.

kept a low profile on the way to the Herbal Mountain and did nothing out of the ordinary. He still noticed that Benjamin would look back to check on him from time to time, as if he was afraid that Zachary would run

thinking?' Zachary thought secretly. Benjamin seemed a little different lately. He was attentive at times, while he'd be on very high alert and kept a distance from Zachary at other times. Zachary felt that he needed to keep an eye on Benjamin

the quest would not receive any pill. Thus, after they arrived at the

Herbal Mountain all year round, and the number of herbs available had been greatly reduced. But there was an exception. The peak of the mountain was abundant with herbs because it was rich in essential energy.

collect herbs, a figure appeared and said, "Let me see what secrets you are hiding." Then,

quest, a century-old ganoderma was hidden under a strange rock at the peak of the Herbal Mountain. Thus, Zachary's searching range was reduced substantially, and it was also a risk for him. Since the

encountering a powerful martial beast that might kill him. But the risk was not something that could prevent him from going for the quest.

body. He suddenly felt that his sense of smell, vision, and hearing had been increased considerably. Odors existing within a hundred meters around him were immediately picked up by his nose as if they came from somewhere very close; similarly, the scenery became vivid and clearly visible to his eyes, and also his ears became aware of the lightest sounds no

From time to time, he saw beast shadows flashing by very fast. There were many gaps between the rocks and he knew that the ganoderma should be

and focused on searching for the specific smell of the ganoderma. After some time had passed, he smelled a bitter, strange and very strong smell. He suspected that it might be the smell of ganoderma. He then traced the smell, and soon, in the gap