Definition
A one-use escape talisman that can instantly teleport the user a fixed, long distance — a common life-saving measure in Xianxia.
Small Teleportation Dao Talisman
A one-use escape talisman that can instantly teleport the user a fixed, long distance — a common life-saving measure in Xianxia.
Story context
The team’s prize-gathering in the Treasure Hall turns into a powder keg when Xue Hongyi walks out with a freshly born Immortal-ranked treasure. Cangjiang Realperson, his old self’s greed burning bright, pushes for murder and a split — but a quiet mental coalition of Ji Ning, Yu Wei, and Nine Lotos cools him down, because killing now would hand Shaoyin Nong a perfect excuse to turn on them later. Xue Hongyi, shrewd as he is, tries to trade his way out of the danger zone by offering the treasure straight to the Young Master… only to find that when the beast is this hungry, a gift only makes him look like tastier prey. Meanwhile, the clock ticks down: the jade bed is refined, and huge news drops that two colossal demon armies are camped outside, ready to explode. This chapter is all about the brittle peace before a bigger storm.
Why it matters
This chapter is a masterclass of tension without a single sword drawn. Watch how the danger shifts from “who gets the treasure” to “who gets out alive” in just a few pages. The real battlefield here isn’t the Treasure Hall — it’s the power dynamic between the team’s cautious pragmatism, Xue Hongyi’s desperate gambit, and Shaoyin Nong’s cold patience.
Quick facts
Source novel
Desolate Era
First appearance
The Powder Keg
Chapter references
1
Type hints
Immortal-ranked treasure, Xue Hongyi, Cangjiang Realperson
Guide tags
Treasure Conflict, Political Intrigue, Demon Army
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