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... able items, so collecting them was natural if they found them.

It is said that spirit beasts in the upper realms can transform into humans. They are called demons, and demons use spirit stones in a manner similar to how humans do. It was just totally useless for them right now, but in the future, they might reach that level, so collecting them was natural.

The amount of spirit stones this beast had was only possible if it had found a spirit mine, and it should be near its territo ...

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