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If the gate was truly important, then others might be coming after him, too. That made this even more critical to understand. But when he asked Yalan about the gate, even she had no answers. Qing He hadn\u2019t been much help, either, until, by chance, she mentioned Ancient Immortal script. The mention of the script triggered something in Chen Ren\u2019s mind. It reminded him of the strange characters at the back of the medallion, the ones that had haunted his thoughts ever since he had gotten it back.<\/p>\n

Curious, he had asked Qing He for a book on the script, hoping to decipher the ancient words. But despite all his efforts, he hadn\u2019t made any real progress. The script was elusive\u2014too intricate, too foreign. Still, giving up wasn\u2019t an option. He sat in his chair, poring over the ancient texts, comparing them to the letters on the back of the medallion. Every time he would feel like he had made some progress and a letter felt similar to the one in the medallion, he would realize that it was a bit different, making him start from the beginning again.<\/p>\n

The hours slipped by unnoticed, with only Yalan\u2019s occasional stretch on the bed to remind him of the passage of time. He muttered to himself, frustration creeping in, \u201cThis script has thousands of letters, and although they seem identical to the ones on the medallion, I can\u2019t find the exact meaning.\u201d<\/p>\n

Yalan stretched again and yawned before replying lazily, \u201cI did tell you that the words on the medallion could just be written in a different dialect or someone might have intentionally altered them, creating a secret code that only those they trust can understand. Higher realm cultivators often do that.\u201d Chen Ren looked at Yalan. \u201cI understand that, but if the script is really a secret code, then it might make it impossible for me to decipher what\u2019s written here.<\/p>\n

And if it\u2019s truly the Ancient Immortal script, then this medallion could be the oldest thing in the world.\u201d He paused, looking at the medallion more closely. \u201cI originally thought it was made of some kind of copper, but now I think I could be wrong.\u201d<\/p>\n

Yalan, intrigued by his words, squinted her eyes, as if zooming in to see the medallion. \u201cYeah, that\u2019s true. But we won\u2019t be able to find out what material it is, nor will we be able to experiment to see how sturdy it is.\u201d Chen Ren nodded.<\/p>\n

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