Chapter 781: Naming the Realm Spirit

"M-my lord! Are you alright?"

Saresha and several other dark faes rushed over with concerned looks, but they stopped a safe distance away before looking at the Quasi Tier-7 Fire Lamp in Leon's hand with dread.

"I'm fine," Leon calmly said. 

Despite his calm countenance, his hands had been seared by the heat, even though it didn't make direct contact with the White Luminosity Eternal Flame.

Leon was forced to place the Quasi Tier-7 Fire Lamp down and apply Tier-3 Golden Ointment to his seared flesh.

"What kind of flame was that? How could it be so terrifying?" Saresha asked with a horrified look as she recalled the sight.

For a moment, she thought the whole world was going to burn up in its white flames and erase her existence in a flash, leaving nothing behind.

Several dark faes could not stop trembling as if they just had experienced death.

In front of that white flame, their existences felt so insignificant, like dying candlelights that any wind could snuff out at any time. 

The White Luminosity Eternal Flame wasn't a pure fire law; it also contained the essence of the Profound Light Law, making it terrifying power for creatures of darkness.

"The White Luminosity Eternal Flame…" Leon uttered. 

He was only expecting a Heavenly Flame, but who would have thought that an Eternal Flame would pop out of the Quasi Tier-7 Fire Lamp instead? 

Neither did he expect to come into contact with another Eternal Law so soon.

"The White Luminosity Eternal Flame was so powerful it lowered the durability of the Quasi Tier-7 Fire Lamp. Is this still considered a Quasi Tier-7 Artifact? It ought to be as powerful as any other Tier-7 Divine Artifacts…"

Leon uttered. 

'There's no doubt that the White Luminosity Eternal Flame is a mismatch for the Quasi Tier-7 Fire Lamp, Master. Its destructive power isn't something any ordinary Quasi Tier-7 Divine Artifacts can contain,' the Realm Spirit spoke. 

Leon could not help but nod in agreement. 

The White Luminosity Eternal Flame—or rather, the Quasi Tier-7 Fire Lamp that contains it isn't something he should use lightly. 

It should only be used as another one of his trump cards against impossibly strong opponents.

"Alright, the situation calmed down. There's no need to stick around here; go back and continue digging the graves," Leon shooed the dark faes away with a casual wave of his hand.

Shortly after storing the Quasi Tier-7 Fire Lamp and the Quasi Tier-7 Greatsword into his Worldspace, Leon sorts out the Tier-7 Divine Artifacts. 

There were three Tier-7 Divine Artifacts.

"There's not much to be said about this Tier-7 Divine Spear; it shall become my main weapon. The Tier-6 Halberd was useful, but it's not a spear at the end of the day. It won't help me master the Overlord Spear Arts."

After pocketing the Tier-7 Divine Spear, Leon moved on to the next item, a Tier-7 Interspatial Ring. 

The subspace with the Tier-7 Interspatial Ring was so large that Leon could compare it to the Radiant Heaven Realmship's sub-realm. 

In other words, it was large enough to be a sub-realm.

However, the Tier-7 Interspatial Ring's subspace was just a static void of space that lacked all the necessary elements to sustain life in it. 

Like any other interspatial artifact, the Tier-7 Interspatial Ring will quickly kill any life placed within it. 

"Although I don't know why someone would need such large storage space, I don't have a use for this. Perhaps I can gift it to someone who does…" 

Leon mused while wondering who would have the best need for the Tier-7 Interspatial Ring.

Even Divine Kings don't necessarily need such large storage spaces unless they are trying to rob all the riches across the stars.

Once Leon settled the Tier-7 Interspatial Ring, he shifted his eyes to the final Tier-7 Divine Artifact in the treasure pile, a golden grail. 

"Another item with an unclear usage," Leon muttered. 

He picked up the Tier-7 Golden Grail radiating with a strong divine aura before inspecting it thoroughly. 

Both the interior and exterior were riddles with runes, but there was nothing seemingly extraordinary about the Tier-7 Golden Grail apart from its toughness and divine aura.

Other than that, the bottom of the grail's interior gave off a warm feeling. 

As Leon made this discovery, he could not help but think that the creator was a prodigal artificer who just wanted to make the Tier-7 Golden Grail for the sake of warming his drinks.

"If the creator heard my thoughts, he'll probably curse nine generations of my family, right?" Leon smiled wryly. 

He knew that the Tier-7 Golden Grail couldn't possibly be as simple as what it seems on the surface.

"Alas, these runes are too complex as I expected. I can't figure out its usage," Leon quickly gave up and sought the Realm Spirit's knowledge.

'Do you know what this golden grail is used for, Radiant Heaven Realmship?' he inquired.

However, he was shortly disappointed as the Realm Spirit failed to live up to his expectation this time around.

'No, Master, I'm afraid I'm just as clueless as you are. Grails are quite uncommon for an artifact design. Also, it would be great if you call me something other than Radiant Heaven Realmship.'

'In other words, you want a name? What do you want me to call you?' Leon asked.

'Since you'll be my official master when you bind me, how about you give me a new name, Master?' the Realm Spirit suggested. 

'You want me to name you? Are you sure?' Leon asked for confirmation before adding, 'I'm pretty bad with names, you know?' 

'It's fine. I believe Master will give me a good name.' 

'I'm flattered,' Leon pondered for a short moment before he suggested a name, 'How about I call you Tak-si from now on?'

'Tak-si? Not bad. Does it have any special meaning behind it, Master?' the Realm Spirit asked curiously.

'Hm…" Leon smiled wryly and said, 'You can say that means an expensive mode of transport.' 

'Expensive as in luxurious, right? Great! I like the name. Thank you, Master.'

'Sure, sure… Whatever floats your boat, Tak-si.'

Leon smiled with amusement.