Chapter 474: Chapter 474: Thought of it? No way!
Perhaps due to the existence of Sage Crystal, countless terrifying creatures were born on Earth in that era. Even though humans evolved powerful technology and ancient martial arts, it still didn’t change the fact that those creatures were at the top of the food chain.
Later, the people of Earth discovered the presence of the Sage Crystal and its uses, but it was too late, as a group of interstellar explorers had found Earth and discovered an enormous reserve of Sage Crystal.
However, lacking the correct usage thods, those creatures possessed only strength but lacked wisdom. Otherwise, if they had united with the humans of that era, there might have been a chance to drive away these invaders.
Those ancient creatures, even the weaker ones, possessed Source Energy Level combat strength. Creatures as strong as the Orochi even held power not weaker than a Source Energy User or even a Divine-level being.
In their eyes, the indigenous humans of Earth and those extraterrestrial invaders were no different. Hence, when those civilizations erupted into war, it also attracted those powerful creatures, and a civilization-annihilating war exploded between multiple forces.
Due to the disparity in technology, most of the ancient creatures died under powerful technological weapons like the Star Annihilation Cannon. However, among those creatures, so top predators erged, and even those of third-level civilizations could only harm them with great cost.
And this third-level magic civilization encountered such a formidable opponent. Their Magic Cannon had already consud a large amount of Magic Ore during wars with other civilizations, leading to a disadvantage when facing a Divine-level creature.
However, these third-level civilizations only ca to mine Sage Crystal. They thought that these technological and magic weapons were enough to deal with the indigenous creatures on Earth, so they hadn’t sent out any strong Divine Ability Users or Mages. When their energy ran out, it was very hard to resist these creatures.
In the end, this third-level magic civilization exhausted their stock of high-level Magic Ore and no longer had the ability to power spaceships to escape Earth. The remaining mages, for self-protection, could only invest large resources to draw this Magic Array, sealing that powerful Divine-level creature within it.
They didn’t expect, even after dealing with this creature, that they would ultimately perish under the cannons of other civilizations, forever lost with this spaceship in a space rift, sealed for millions of years.
The Sealing Array was a very special space, with no passage of ti, so the sealed creature wouldn’t age, only having its power slowly eroded.
However, this Array required vast amounts of energy for maintenance. With ti, the remaining energy within the Array was gradually depleted, and the ancient creature sealed inside was becoming restless.
If a Divine-level creature broke the seal, Saint El School would certainly be destroyed by this creature. The accumulated rage of countless years would even drive it mad, and no one in the outside world might be able to stop it.
Since the first principal of Saint El School discovered this seal, he had used the remaining energy of those Magic Ores to strengthen the seal. Although the ancient creature’s energy was greatly diminished, with the consumption of Magic Ores nearing completion, it would break the seal sooner or later, leading to disaster.
In Broen’s era, the seal was loosening increasingly. He tried hard to break through to the realm of Divine Ability User, but due to human potential limits, incomplete inheritances, and scarce resources, even if he cultivated until he died of old age, he would be far from reaching Divine Ability level.
So, the only thing he could do was try to reinforce the seal by all possible ans. The remaining Magic Ores at the school were being used very sparingly, but even so, they would be completely depleted in two or three years. What then?
This ti when he returned from outside, he accidentally encountered Fang Jueyu’s delivery. He was sure it was sothing from a cosmic civilization. If soone could contact a civilization in the cosmos to obtain a large quantity of Magic Ore to reinforce the seal, perhaps both Saint El and Earth could be saved!
So, he wanted to attract Fang Jueyu to the school in this way, hoping that through him, this matter could be resolved.
“Host, this ancient creature’s power is now very weak. But once it breaks the seal, it could imdiately recover its power through the free Cosmic Source Power around, and I’m afraid even your little aunties wouldn’t be its match. This thing is a ticking ti bomb.”
“You scared there. I thought it was sothing unbeatable. After all, it’s sothing that can be solved with money!” Fang Jueyu said, “If it’s sothing that can be solved with money, it’s not a problem for .”
“Mr. Fang, if you want to reinforce the array and delay the ergence of this ancient creature, it might require a large amount of high-grade Magic Ore,” Broen said. Actually, there were a few remaining Magic Ores of red grade and above in the school, but they had to be reserved to replenish the seal’s energy, so they were all controlled by the principal.
“Do you know if Mr. Fang could purchase so high-grade Magic Ore from cosmic civilizations? There are also so interstellar universal currencies within these ruins.”
“Principal, there’s no need to seek help from cosmic civilizations. I have plenty of these things!” Fang Jueyu waved his hand, and a mountain of Magic Ore appeared on the ground, numbering at least hundreds if not thousands, even the lowest-grade being yellow-level Magic Ore.
“So much!” Broen’s eyes lit up with joy. With so much Magic Ore, it would be enough to seal this ancient creature for a very long ti.
But then he showed a worried expression, as sealing was only the most basic thod. Once these ores were exhausted, the ancient creature would have to co out. It was like a ticking ti bomb that one could never know when it would explode.
“Principal, you don’t have to worry too much. It’s just a Divine-level creature, it may not be as formidable as you think. Fang Jueyu planned to go to the Cosmic Slave Fair in ti, buy a batch of slaves, and solve this problem.
Fang Jueyu picked up a purple Magic Ore and tossed it into the center of the Magic Array. A surge of Magic Power instantly flooded into the Array.
In an instant, the black aura seeping out beca visibly dimr.
“It seems it’s not enough,” The third-degree Magic Array indeed consud a lot of energy. This one purple Magic Ore only slightly reinforced the Array.
Fang Jueyu simply tossed the whole pile of mountain-like Magic Ore into it at once.
This scene made Broen feel simultaneously pained and cheerful. Cheerful because the sealing effect was noticeably improved, and the black air erging from the array was restrained.
The heartburn was because that pile of Energy Ore, if it could be used in the school’s developnt, then it would be truly put to good use.
Vaguely, Fang Jueyu also heard so faint roaring sounds from within, with anger and unwillingness.
“Clatter, clatter!” Under Broen’s surprised gaze, Fang Jueyu dumped another heap of Magic Ore, even bigger than before, and of higher quality.
Where did he get these ores? Could he have looted all the magical civilizations on Earth? But according to the records of this civilization, there were only three magic civilizations, which weren’t even as powerful as theirs.
He couldn’t imagine, Fang Jueyu could easily obtain these things. If he wanted, he could wholesale several warehouses of purple Magic Ore over!
“Want to co out? Not happening!” Fang Jueyu sneered, “Be a good boy and stay inside!”
“Principal, just use these Magic Ores for ergencies for now. In a year or two, I should have a way to completely eliminate the threat of this ancient creature.”
“As for these extras, you can use them for the developnt of the school. Consider it my apology gift for rudely breaking the school gate.”
“Alright, alright, alright!” Broen bead with delight, now looking at Fang Jueyu with a much more kindly gaze.
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