So, he followed and entered the Dragon Tribe’s treasure vault. There, he could select so treasures to enhance his strength, but as a Dusk rcenary, Klakauska had to produce so ’results’ to gain more support.
The reason was that the Dragon Tribe had learned about the alien world from him and were not surprised by this information. The Dragon Tribe had already explored such anomalies, but they were unable to pass through normally. However, through so other ans, they were still able to obtain a lot of information.
The alien world was not as wonderful as imagined, and it was far inferior to their own world. Even though Klakauska was now a Dusk rcenary, this would not make him a precious and coddled darling.
Especially after knowing that Dusk didn’t represent any God type, whether the Dragon Tribe would cultivate Klakauska and to what extent depended on Klakauska’s own abilities.
After all, there was limited help the Dragon Tribe could give him when he was out and about. If his own abilities were not enough, carrying more stuff would be in vain.
What made the Dragon Tribe pay more attention was the important intelligence brought by Klakauska.
It was intelligence about the Boundary Breaking Faction.
On Zheng Yichen’s side, after he made his request, the Dragon’s Eye emitted a light that enveloped him. Zheng Yichen could feel a subtle spatial anomaly occurring, and at the sa ti, there was a force protecting him, allowing him to avoid the impact of the transfer.
This transfer was very fast, and after he appeared in another place, he saw the items he wanted to find.
There were tals related to spatial power here that could cause spatial distortion, crystals, or stones.
As Zheng Yichen approached, the Dragon’s Eye next to him projected the corresponding information—all of it related to spatial materials.
The crystals were sothing that could only be collected at the edges of spatial rifts, but under strict conditions. These crystals could only form at the edges of consistent and stable spatial rifts. The energy level of this world was very high, so these items were abundant here. Zheng Yichen guessed that the Dragon Tribe had stable spatial rifts that produced these things regularly.
The stones were the remnants inside so unstable, small spaces after their collapse. As remnants from the collapse of small spaces, they naturally carried spatial power, as the fragnts left after the collapse of such spaces would be compressed into the preserved materials, turning these preserved materials into carriers of broken spaces.
A small space was similar to this vault. The void created by its collapse would be filled, and everything inside would be destroyed due to compression except for a few things that could be preserved.
The information provided by the Dragon’s Eye was quite comprehensive—the ’stones’ were the least in quantity.
The tal was an alchemical material used to stabilize and anchor spaces. Combined with those crystals that could distort space, they were the best materials for creating advanced teleportation arrays.
"Can I take so of each?"
The Dragon’s Eye next to him blinked, and Zheng Yichen felt that part of the protection around the displayed items was removed. Zheng Yichen unceremoniously took all the unprotected items. As for the effects that the attached spatial power might have on a person, they were useless to him.
The distortion from the spatial crystals naturally bypassed Zheng Yichen’s palm. The weight of these crystals was strange; in his hand, the weight would change with the unnatural spatial distortion, but even at its heaviest state, it didn’t affect him.
At most a few tons...
He could only take one of the stones that might appear after the collapse of a small space, its weight was very stable, much lighter than the maximum weight displayed by the large block of constantly changing space crystals—around one ton, perhaps.
And the tal was the lightest, weighing just a few dozen pounds, pretty ordinary.
"I still need so materials with high enough strength, no special effects necessary, the key is their high strength."
The Dragon’s Eye emitted light, leading Zheng Yichen to the next area where all sorts of raw materials were stored. He even spotted objects resembling branches of the Tree of Death, wood blocks of opposite properties, stones with abnormal auras, and crystals of various elental attributes.
The elental crystals stored here, upon Zheng Yichen’s sensing, could potentially create a mushroom cloud if soone figured out how to detonate them.
Looking at them filled Zheng Yichen with a powerful urge to plunder the Dragon Tribe’s treasury—there were just too many valuable items.
He didn’t need to search; right in front of him in a compartnt lay the material he requested, with extrely high strength.
The Dragon’s Eye produced a magic screen beside him, displaying the information about this material. It had neither additional magic conductivity nor amplification abilities, and it showed no reaction to battle Qi, but the material boasted exceptionally high strength and resistance.
Even the most powerful disintegration spells and corrosion spells found it difficult to affect this material, as it simply did not react to such magic.
A material known as the ’Apocalypse Stone’, it resembled tal but wasn’t tal. It was called the ’Apocalypse Stone’ not as an on of doom, but because the first person to discover it joked that, with its strength, it might be the only thing to remain after the world ended.
After all, unaffected by magic, battle Qi, or other forces, people took the joke seriously. Because of that, many testers tried to prove its resilience, and thus, the na ’Apocalypse’ was justified.
So True Gods found their magic barely affected the material, embarrassing themselves in the process.
However, further tests showed it wasn’t absolutely invulnerable. It could ignore magic that would otherwise affect other materials, but not magics outside of this category, which could still cause damage with their sheer destructive power.
Or, certain incredibly powerful True Gods could forcefully break it. But the na of the material was thoroughly recognized—it was indeed very sturdy!
If it weren’t for the material’s lack of capability to amplify or store external power, coupled with its difficulty to be crafted and rarity, many True Gods would be quite keen to use it to craft so formidable Divine Artifacts.
Weapons made from this substance would be nothing but ’never-dulling’ blanks, and the sa went for armors. When used for protective gear, it could only guard against normal blows. Against penetrative attacks, it wouldn’t stand a chance.
The Dragon’s Eye also included a hellish remark in the information provided—if soone used this stuff for a tombstone, that person could leave an almost permanent, indelible mark in this world.
"Good, I’ll take this one!"
Zheng Yichen wasn’t dissatisfied with the material. What he required was strength in the material; the absence of energy storage was of no consequence, as long as it didn’t interfere with the use of special powers.
He had always been concerned about his motorcycle. After nurous upgrades, its strength had indeed increased, and the bike could even sustain a head-on collision with the Firmant Wheel. However, the Firmant Wheel could still be destroyed by excessively powerful external forces.
Part of the protective barrier in front of Zheng Yichen disappeared. The material wasn’t as heavy as he had imagined—roughly the sa as pure gold—but in terms of hardness, it was not comparable to gold. Zheng Yichen tried exerting his full strength against it.
He rubbed the bones that had poked through his fingertips. The blood flowed backward, and the wound healed at a visible speed. The Dragon’s Eye beside him changed from its original red color to a pale hue, "Cough, seems like we’ve reached the limit, let’s leave."
He wasn’t sure exactly how valuable these materials were in this world, but seeing the change in the Dragon’s Eye, he understood that his selection here definitely wasn’t limitless. As for how much he could choose, there were surely dragons watching over from behind the Dragon Tribe.
Zheng Yichen wasn’t shaless enough to continue. This wasn’t a one-ti cooperation; there would be future opportunities to co here, so why be avaricious to the point of annoyance?
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