Li Wenli also followed with a sigh, "I’ve grown up so big, and this is the first time I’m applying medicine."
In the Apocalypse, everyone relied on the Wood-series Ability’s Healing Technique to survive. Even if a base or team didn’t have a Wood-series Ability User, there would be healing potions with Wood-series Ability on the market for sale.
A typical injury would be addressed with one tube; if that wasn’t enough, then two more tubes would do.
Thinking about that eerie Stone, Li Wenli sighed again, "Thank goodness there’s no such damned thing in the Apocalypse, or if it fell into the hands of zombies, we’d be done for."
He had even thought about the possibility of taking this Stone back to the Apocalypse to resolve the issue of mutated species.
Now that he had experienced the power of this Stone himself, he felt it was better not to bring it back. If it fell into the hands of someone with ill intentions, that would be a true world-ending disaster.
While Li Wenli was heaving sighs, Bai Junjun suddenly reached out and grabbed Li Wenli’s hand.
"?" Li Wenli shook his head subconsciously.
"Then let’s go to the Underground Palace!"
"?" Li Wenli looked at the young lady with confusion.
The next second, the two were in the Space.
Bai Junjun pulled Li Wenli out of a small room, through the courtyard, and into the Underground Palace.
The previously chaotic Underground Palace had now stabilized.
However, the place was still maintained as it was; shelves were toppled over, and many items were scattered on the ground.
Seeing the young lady showing no "consideration" for the injured, Li Wenli was truly helpless.
Bai Junjun held Li Wenli’s hand as they searched through the Space, where they saw that most of the items scattered on the ground were scriptures. Besides that, there were many Buddha statues and Buddhist Magic Artifacts.
These were treasures to Abbot Shan Ci, but to Bai Junjun, they were just things taking up space.
However, Lame Man Uncle had previously said he had placed the Affairs of His Majesty in the Underground Palace, so Bai Junjun had no choice but to search. Unfortunately, after turning the place upside down, they still didn’t find anything related to the Affairs of His Majesty.
Instead, in a corner, they discovered a beautifully carved iron box. The carvings on this iron box were very familiar.
Bai Junjun picked up the box and weighed it carefully; it felt heavy inside.
Bai Junjun was astonished.
There was another Stone inside!
She thought Eunuch Zou had already gotten his hands on all the Stones in the Underground Palace since it had been running rampant around Famous Scholar Mountain for a while, and it wouldn’t have been strange if the Treasure Box had inadvertently fallen out, but it hadn’t!
So, where did the Stone in Eunuch Zou’s possession come from?
Looking at each other, they saw surprise in one another’s eyes.
"It is said that there are a total of four treasure boxes in this world; now it seems we have two of them in our hands, and Eunuch Zou has one or maybe even two," Li Wenli pondered seriously.
Why guess two? Because with only one, they would definitely treasure it, so why risk breaking the Stone? Only if there were multiple boxes would they dare to experiment.
Bai Junjun, however, had a different view, "I’m afraid there might be others behind Eunuch Zou."
Li Wenli deeply agreed, "You’re right. Black Six was after the Stone initially.
Speaking of which, the Black Spider’s predecessor was the Number One Escort Agency in the World, and today, Thousand Miles also belongs to the Itinerant World organizations; maybe they’re really the same group. Do you think this son who controls the Itinerant World could be a prince using an alias?"
"..." Bai Junjun was speechless, "You really dare to think big."
Li Wenli raised an eyebrow, "Don’t you think my guess is very plausible?"
Before Bai Junjun could evaluate, she suddenly noticed an out-of-place bronze statue behind the shelves Li Wenli was facing.
In the midst of the chaos, where everything was a mess, all things were scattered and toppled over, the only thing standing straight and steadfast was this bronze statue on the shelf.