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Degrade from Nobility to a Humble Slave novel Chapter 326

Not spending a single piece of cubic crystal and much effort, he now got an unfinished weapon. What good luck he had!

Still, he knew nothing was for free, and sooner or later he would have no choice but to pay when they charged him.

Unlike the last time when Zen bought weapons from here, he realized that neither the shopkeeper named Qi nor the female boss of the Weapon Pavilion were to be regarded as normal people this time.

He wasn't that curious about the shopkeeper, but the woman's strength was powerful, and Zen couldn't detect the peak of her real strength, which made him more curious about just how strong she could be. Adding to her mystique was the fact that she'd raised a Fire spirit which was a very rare creature.

'Here, the Weapon Pavilion, such a small organization to handle weapon dealings, has so powerful people like them. Wow, the Burning Sky Empire is truly a good place with so many hidden talents!' thought Zen.

However, presently, Zen wasn't aware if there was another reason why these two were hiding out in the Weapon Pavilion.

Now that he was aware of them, he would keep a close eye on them.

It was early morning later, when Zen was back at the Cloud Sect, and he saw the peaks were covered with heavy clouds.

He didn't head to Drizzle Peak after passing through the gates into the Cloud Sect.

Instead, he strode toward the back gate, toward Quenching Peak.

Quenching Peak was adjacent to Hell Mountain and not included as one of the thirty-three Peaks.

One of Hell Mountain's active volcanic branches extended to Quenching Peak. It was used to refine weapons for disciples of the Cloud Sect.

Even though Quenching Peak recruited disciples too, it was a place to learn the art of refining weapons, and not to study martial arts.

As such, while the disciples of thirty-three peaks were assessed on their martial arts aptitude, within the Quenching Peak, the disciples' skills in refining weapons were gauged.

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