Chapter 991 Dragon-Blood Ring (1/2)
Chapter 991: Dragon-Blood Ring
Translator: Nyoi-Bo StudioEditor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Han Sen saw a red-jade ring drop to the floor. It had been on the man's finger, but it slipped off when the body withered.
He was not interested in jewelry, but he gave it a scan to see if it was significant, anyway. It wasn't, to his knowledge, so Han Sen paid it no mind.
But when Moment Queen saw the ring, she was shocked. She pretended not to be, though.
Han Sen had never heard of the ring before, but she had.
The blood-ring was something of much renown.
When she was in the Third God's Sanctuary the first time, Dragon King was incredibly famous. He also had a vast collection of jewelry.
His most important possession was this ring. He would never be seen without it, and Dragon King had an obsessive compulsion to never let it out of his sight.
People said Dragon King synthesized the ring with the horn of a super creature, and he fed the ring with his own blood for many years.
While many people had seen the ring, few knew what it did exactly.
The only time he would remove the ring was to fight a human. And when he set it aside, not even his wives were allowed to touch it.
He once murdered his favorite wife for touching his ring. When she touched it, she did so by accident, and as a consequence, he broke her spirit stone without remorse.
Some said the ring possessed Dragon King's second soul, and all his memories were stored there, like a back-up.
If he ever failed his ascension to the Fourth God's Sanctuary, he could resurrect himself with this ring.
Although it was just a legend, and something unproven, it was still a valuable artifact. It was the most important treasure of the late Dragon King.
Moment Queen wanted the ring for herself, as a sort of memento. If she went to get it, though, Han Sen would believe the ring to have a true worth and keep it for himself.
”Hm, how can I grab the ring? I need to distract him, somehow.” Moment Queen tried to think of a way in which she could draw his attention away from the sight.
As she contemplated what to do, Han Sen was still observing the body. He circled it slowly, over and over. Despite how much he looked, there did not seem to be anything there of worth. He fancied taking the king's armor, but after touching it, it started to decompose.
Han Sen scanned the corpse repeatedly, unable to fathom how he might walk away from the venture without a reward.