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... t quantity of Purple-Streaked Gold, if melted and mixed into ordinary metal, he could forge a blade sharp enough to cut iron as easily as it sliced through mud!

As for the chunks of Spirit Obsidian that formed the dragon’s eyes, although they were only the size of sesame seeds, they contained abundant spiritual energy, each on par with a tier-one spirit stone!

In the Nine Provinces of the Wilds, spirit stones were an indispensable part of cultivation.

Based on their size ...

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