Five Elements Heaven.

Summary

In the Ye Fu treasure vault, Ai Hui is astonished by its simple elegance and the beauty of the treasures. The vault, resembling a small warehouse, contains five to six hundred wooden frames that seal powerful treasures, preventing catastrophic energy fluctuations. The steward, adhering to family traditions, notes that past esteemed guests often left in a daze upon entering, but Ai Hui recovers quickly, surprising the steward. The steward explains that some frames are empty due to treasures being given away or used by previous family heads, emphasizing the family's values of generosity and connection. Ai Hui admires the family's legacy, particularly the first head, Ye Hui Tang, known for his strength and wisdom. The steward offers Ai Hui the chance to choose a treasure but warns him to keep the vault's secrets. Ai Hui senses the immense energy from the treasures, particularly drawn to a flickering blue flame known as the Blue Soul Flame, which contains a person's soul. He is also astonished to discover the first Message Tree, a significant artifact that changed the Five Elements Heaven, realizing its connection to the Mu Shou Hui. The steward takes pride in Ai Hui's admiration of the family's treasures, including rusted swords from the first head, which, despite their historical significance, are no longer practical for combat.

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