The purpose of Su Yi's trip was to find some maps and other things to guide the direction.

I walked for a long time along the broken bluestone streets.

There are various shops along the way, as well as inns and restaurants, but they are all deserted.

There were a few unintelligent ghosts wreaking havoc, running rampant, and destroying many collapsed buildings.

At this time, a huge skeletal hand came over and beat the ghosts who had not yet developed their intelligence into pieces, and the whole street suddenly became quiet.

Su Yi went into an inn, hoping to find something useful.

Unfortunately, except for a few taels of silver found behind the counter, I found nothing.

Su Yi looked for a few more medicine shops, but found nothing. This town didn't seem to have a cultivator's market.

Even if there is, if there is no living person who can find out the location, Su Yi may not be able to find it.

Su Yi thought for a while and went straight to the county government office. There should be a map there to let him know where he was now.

Inside the county government office, the upright and upright plaque fell to the ground, covered with dust.

The gavel on the table of the county master directly in front was placed neatly and had not moved at all.

Su Yi ignored it and walked straight into the back office.

As the county magistrate, he knows the structure of the county government.

Although this is the Yuanwu Kingdom, most of the county offices are similar without much difference.

Su Yi found the place where books are stored in the county government. There are usually some files of cases over the years as well as the taxes and expenses of the entire county government, etc.

Su Yi flipped through a few books at random and found that there was no valuable information.

Just when Su Yi thought that this trip might be empty-handed, a large box caught his attention.

The box was made of unknown material. It was completely black and looked very solid.

There is a big lock on it, which locks the box. Not only that, there is a seal on the lock.

"It turns out to be a mid-level talisman seal."

Su Yi carefully observed the talisman and found that the purpose of this intermediate talisman was to prevent others from destroying the box and forcibly obtaining the contents of the box.

If the box is destroyed with brute force, this intermediate talisman will explode on the spot, destroying both the jade and stone.

"You have to use a key to open it. You can't break it with brute force, but where can you find the key?"

Su Yi went around the county government office but couldn't find the key. Instead, he found a large amount of gold and silver in the county master's warehouse.

These are the treasures of the people, and Su Yi is not polite and pockets them directly.

Back in the study, Su Yi looked at the big black box and suddenly had an idea.

"Xiaojia, it's up to you."

Su Yi took off the sword from his waist and ordered Xiao Jia to turn into a master key.

The blue light on Xiao Jia's body flashed and turned into an iron key. Su Yi took the iron key and easily opened the lock.

As soon as the lock was opened, the talisman instantly turned into ashes and was blown away by the wind.

Su Yi took a look and found that the books in the box were well preserved. Some were secret orders from the imperial court, and one was a book without a cover.

Su Yi opened the book and found that it recorded the sphere of influence of the immortal cultivators near the city, as well as some anecdotes.

There are several small families around the city. The most powerful of these families has an ancestor in the Golden Core stage, and the rest are mostly families composed of monks in the Foundation Establishment stage.

Su Yi is currently in the Golden Core stage and has no interest in the sphere of influence of these families.

What's more, he comes from Da Jin, where these small families don't get enough attention.

Su Yi looked through anecdotes again and found that a mortal sect called Qixuanmen was particularly eye-catching.

This book spends a lot of space on this mortal sect, which makes Su Yi a little confused.

The book even mentions that the heads of the Qixuan Sect have been named Li for generations, and they have had good relations with the Han family seventy miles east of the city for generations.

"Family named Han? Han Li?"

Su Yi had heard about senior Han Li from Leng Qingyue and knew that he was a great monk, and he might have already passed through the calamity and ascended to heaven.

According to Leng Qingyue, senior Han Li does have descendants in this world.

"It can't really be Senior Han's family, right?"

Su Yi pondered for a moment and made a decision. He stuffed the unknown book into his arms and walked towards the east of the city.

For a mere seventy miles, Su Yi arrived in less than half an hour.

The mountain gate of Qixuanmen has long been dilapidated. No one is surprised. There is no one in the huge Qixuanmen. It seems that all the disciples in the gate have disappeared long ago.

Su Yi unfolded his consciousness and began to explore the entire Qixuan Sect inch by inch, and finally found something interesting in an inconspicuous small room.

There are two statues of gods enshrined in this room.

The tablets in front of the statues read: Li Feiyu, head of the Qixuan Sect.

Another plaque reads: Han Li, the Immortal Ancestor of the Han family.

There was a large incense burner placed in front of the statue. There were many residual incense sticks on the incense burner. It seemed that no one had used incense for a long time, but there was a thick layer of incense ash. It seemed that the incense was very strong before.

Su Yi used his spiritual consciousness to carefully examine the entire room and found that the statue of Li Feiyu was hollow and there was something hidden inside.

Su Yi carefully took out the contents of the statue and found that it was a book. When he opened it, he found that it was a memoir written by a man named Li Jin.

It introduces in detail how Li Jin listened to his grandfather's story about how Li Feiyu, the ancestor of the Li family, gradually became the leader of Qixuanmen from an ordinary disciple of Qixuanmen, and how he made Qixuanmen great.

Of course, it focuses on every detail of the immortal Han Li and Li Feiyu, the ancestor of the Li family.

The above even tells the story of an ancestor of the Li family who personally witnessed Han Li's deeds of sanctifying himself in the Han family's ancestral hall.

At the end of the book, Li Jin also told the descendants of the Li family to be on good terms with the Han family from generation to generation, so that the Qixuan Sect can last forever.

When Su Yi saw the last line of words, he smiled bitterly.

I'm afraid Li Jin didn't expect that this world would suffer a catastrophe, and the entire Qixuan Sect would have been destroyed long ago.

Su Yi put this book together with the unnamed books he got at the county government office into his storage bag.

Then we walked towards the Han Ancestral Hall according to the address recorded in this memoir.

According to this memoir, Senior Han Li left some things in the Han Ancestral Hall.

Although this memoir states that the things left by Senior Han at the Han Ancestral Hall have long since disappeared, Su Yi thought it would be better to go and take a look, maybe there would be unexpected surprises.

About half a day later, Su Yi came to a piece of broken tiles and ruins.

This is the legendary Han Clan Ancestral Hall.

From these ruins, one can vaguely imagine how majestic the Han Ancestral Hall was back then.

Unfortunately, time has changed, and now there is only a large area of ​​ruins left in front of Su Yi, with several low-level ghost cultivators walking over it from time to time.

Su Yi subdued the low-level ghost cultivators and sent them to patrol around Han's ancestral hall. Then he took out his flying sword and began to clean up Han's ancestral hall thoroughly, hoping to find something useful.
Chapter completed!