Inside the business car by the street, the old ghost took out a Jade Pendant from his pocket and handed it to Qi Yun.
The Jade Pendant was palm-sized, shaped like the English letter C, and felt unique to the touch. There was a small hole on top, likely for threading a cord to wear it.
The edge of the Jade Pendant was carved with a small but exquisitely detailed image of a bird, which was an ibis. The ibis was revered as a "sacred bird" by Japan's Imperial Family, symbolizing purity and longevity.
The Three Sacred Treasures have a high status in Japan, recorded in many places in the Kojiki, relating to creatures like the eight-headed serpent and the sun goddess Amaterasu.
However, there is another theory that, according to historical records, when Qin Dynasty's alchemist Xu Fu crossed east, he not only brought three thousand boys and girls but also carried numerous treasures from the Qin Dynasty.
Among them were the Three Sacred Treasures.
