Chapter 832: Wild Magic Weapons

Su Che simply named this gun the Chaos Demon-Slaying Gun. As a naturally formed Chaos Spirit Weapon, it possessed only the most basic level of intelligence, with most of its capabilities being survival instincts.
This minimal intelligence couldn’t be considered a weapon spirit, so there was no possibility of communicating with it; it could simply be controlled in the most direct way.
As for how powerful this magic weapon really was, Su Che still didn’t have a clear idea for now, as the Chaos was utterly empty, with no targets available to test it against.
However, Chaos Spirit Weapons were already the primary magic weapons of Immortal Lord-level warriors, and no one had ever been known to possess a higher-tier Chaos Supreme Treasure.
Perhaps such treasures did exist, but they were kept hidden and not made public.
From that day on, whenever Su Che explored the Chaos, he always carried this Demon-Slaying Gun with him. Having been born and raised here, it was very familiar with this area. Although it couldn’t speak, it should know where it was safe and where there were dangers.
If it sensed something that frightened it, Su Che would run as far away as possible, never taking the risk of approaching.
Since this gun had almost cost him his life, he certainly wouldn’t dare provoke anything even more ferocious.
After decades of exploration, he picked up four Chaos treasures that were merely material in nature, all of which were stored in the Immortal Prison as reserves for crafting.
One day, Su Che set out to continue along his planned search route, but suddenly, the Demon-Slaying Gun in his hand trembled, clearly signaling that he shouldn’t go that way!
Chaos Spirit Weapons, like wild animals, each had their own territory—this was an instinct of survival that required no explanation.
Su Che immediately changed direction. Even if there was a Chaos Supreme Treasure there, it couldn’t compare to the value of his own life.
By staying far away, the gun stopped warning him. Su Che estimated that whatever had frightened it was likely at least a million miles away. He then dropped a few Chaos Fruits in the vicinity to mark the coordinates, planning to return when he became strong enough.
Knowing there were treasures here, how could he miss them?
He might not dare provoke them now, but who knew in the future?
In this manner, as he moved forward and back, a hundred years passed. During this time, Su Che gathered over a dozen Chaos treasures of material nature, with only the Demon-Slaying Gun qualifying as a true Spirit Weapon.

In just a hundred years, to achieve such results, Su Che considered himself quite lucky. After all, immortals like Xiao Luotian had wandered through the Chaos Realm for tens of millions of years without necessarily finding a single Chaos Spirit Treasure. Perhaps it was because the areas covered by the Heavenly Dao had already been searched countless times by them; most of the treasures that had formed there had already fallen into their hands, making it extremely difficult to find more. The region Su Che was exploring, on the other hand, had never been visited before, which was why he could find so many things. A hundred years had passed, and as agreed, it was time to return and discuss things with Xiao Luotian—at least to let him know he was safe. On the way back, there was no need to use the power of the primordial spirit for thorough searching; one only needed to follow the mental positioning guided by the lighthouse coordinates and fly with eyes closed, without even needing to rest along the way. In just half a year, Su Che returned before Xiao Luotian. Upon meeting, Su Che shook his head and said as his first words, “It’s a pity. I didn’t find anything.” “That’s not surprising,” Xiao Luotian said with a smile. “I’ve spent countless hundred-year periods in the Chaos, often coming up empty-handed.” “Wandering through the Chaos alone for so many years—don’t you feel lonely? Your patience, senior, is truly admirable,” Su Che said sincerely. “I’m not lonely.” Xiao Luotian chuckled. “In my personal world, there are trillions of living beings. My thousands of avatars experience different lives there, keeping me constantly occupied. How could I be lonely?” “Thousands of avatars…” Su Che was impressed and nodded. “That makes sense.” Creating avatars to enjoy life in their own small worlds was something countless immortals did—it wasn’t Su Che’s unique invention. After chatting casually, Su Che showed him the Demon-Slaying Spear and recounted his near-fatal ordeal. He had no intention of hiding any of his discoveries from Xiao Luotian. Since they had agreed that half of everything he found would go to him, he saw no need to be secretive or stingy. Besides, Su Che knew that as a supreme immortal, Xiao Luotian would only care about that hypothetical ultimate Chaos Treasure. As for Chaos magic treasures of the spirit treasure level, he surely had more than one and wouldn’t care about Su Che’s meager findings from just a hundred years. After all, he was also a supreme immortal—don’t underestimate his magnanimity and breadth of mind. After hearing Su Che’s description, Xiao Luotian seemed quite surprised and immediately said, “May I take a look?” Without hesitation, Su Che handed him the Demon-Slaying Spear. Buzz…

The Demon-Slaying Spear, now under the control of its master, was reluctant to fall into the hands of a stranger and emitted a shrill buzzing in protest. It trembled violently in Xiao Luotian’s grasp, trying to break free. Unfortunately, his opponent was a Celestial Lord, far stronger than Su Che, so it was impossible for it to escape.

“Indeed, it’s full of wildness!”
Xiao Luotian sensed this silently before returning the Demon-Slaying Spear to Su Che and saying, “It seems there’s a huge difference between the chaotic spiritual treasures found in the wild and those I once obtained.”

“Oh?” Su Che asked curiously, “Even though they’re both chaotic spiritual treasures, there are differences?”

“Apparently so,” Xiao Luotian replied with a nod. “The treasures I had didn’t possess such a strong aggressive instinct. This shows that the spiritual treasures under the control of the Heavenly Dao have already been tamed by the power of heaven. But this spear you obtained is like a fierce wild beast, extremely domineering.”

Su Che nodded silently, pondering for a moment before saying, “During my explorations, I used this spear to sense two extremely powerful beings from afar—both of whom made this spear feel fear. In that case, even if there were a supreme chaotic treasure right there, I wouldn’t dare to take it.”

“Yes,” Xiao Luotian said apologetically. “I’ve never been outside, so I really didn’t know that the treasures in the wild could be so fierce as to attack living beings… I indeed failed to consider this properly.”

The chaotic spiritual treasures he had found before would flee at the sight of anyone and never attacked on their own. If you could catch them and subdue them, the treasure would naturally be yours, with little danger. At most, if you were careless and let it slip away, you’d have to spend effort chasing after it again.

But this Demon-Slaying Spear in Su Che’s hands would fly over thousands of miles to launch a deadly attack… Compared to it, the spiritual treasures Xiao Luotian once had were as timid and docile as newborn fawns.

After apologizing, Xiao Luotian offered, “If it really doesn’t work, then forget it. In the future, once you’ve achieved the status of a Celestial Lord and have enough strength, you can go look for it then. After all, I’ve already waited for millions of years—this little extra time doesn’t matter.”

In other words, he had great confidence in Su Che’s progress in cultivation, believing it wouldn’t take long before Su Che could reach the same level as him as a Celestial Lord.

But Su Che said, “On this return, I just want to tell you in person that I don’t want to give up halfway and go out to explore further. Moreover, this time, I might not return for a thousand years.”
“You mean…” Xiao Luotian vaguely guessed his intention.