Extreme weapons possess a spirit, and cannot be taken away by anyone who wants to.

If one does not possess the Tongbao Technique for cultivating ultimate weapons, and approaches an ultimate weapon without authorization, one will be attacked by that weapon.

Furthermore, placing the ultimate weapon in the center has the benefit of protecting the tribe.

If someone attacks the tribe, the ultimate weapon will automatically protect its owner.

Many people know that the Shennong Cauldron is placed in the center, but they still dare not approach it.

Led by Huo De Quasi-Emperor, Han Feng and his two companions entered the main hall.

In the vast hall, an ancient and simple cauldron is placed in the very center.

The surface of the large cauldron is covered with many characters and some strange, incomprehensible patterns.

The seemingly ordinary cauldron exudes a terrifying imperial aura.

In the life simulation, Han Feng experienced the imperial might of the Dao One Immortal Emperor's Heavenly Dao Sword.

Compared to the Heavenly Dao Sword, the Shennong Cauldron is far more powerful.

"The Shennong Cauldron was crafted by the first Immortal Emperor of the Huoyao Tribe. It was made using the Mother Qi of All Things and the Divine Medicine Stone, along with a variety of top-tier materials."

"The Ancestor didn't refine the Shennong Cauldron for combat; it was mainly for refining elixirs. Using the Shennong Cauldron to refine elixirs increases the success rate and makes the medicine more effective," explained the Fire Virtue Immortal Emperor.

"Were the inscriptions on the Shennong Cauldron all carved by the first Yan Emperor?"

"Your reaction now is exactly the same as my reaction when I first saw the Shennong Cauldron."

Huo De Quasi-Emperor smiled as he recalled past events.

"There's one sentence I particularly like: The first Emperor Yan was not only very powerful, but also had outstanding literary talent."

"Especially the inscription he carved on the Shennong Cauldron, it makes perfect sense. The name is 'Will of Fire,' which is so fitting for our tribe."