"When will you be back?" Chun Xi, looking at Du Gang about to depart, asked him. His battle with Zheng Yichen and the oath they made had caused her feelings for Du Gang to soar.
She stretched out her hand and touched her toned belly; her future child would have to take after his father in stature.
"I’ll pass by here tomorrow or the day after, and I’ll make arrangents for the future," Du Gang said crisply. It wasn’t difficult to maintain connections with this world—a new Storage Cabinet was all he needed. As a Proxy Agent, he had plenty of rit points.
As for the issue of the Morning Light Tribe’s location, when the ti ca, he would ask if they were willing to move. If they were, he would spend so ti helping the Morning Light tribesn relocate and quickly take root around the tribe clusters surrounding the Sacred Land.
"I’ll wait for you." Knowing the specifics, Chun Xi didn’t say anything more.
She couldn’t stop Du Gang from doing what he needed to do; she would just wait for the good news from her man.
Du Gang nodded. He glanced at Zheng Yichen sitting on the motorcycle; the heavy motorbike was extrely cool, so much so that he liked it and even thought about getting one himself if the opportunity arose. He had initially suggested giving the bike a try.
But the ’spirit’ of the bike had outright refused.
Seeing Lilith’s form, Du Gang gave up on his previous proposition.
He didn’t even think of getting on; he could move quickly on foot and keep up with Zheng Yichen.
"Let’s go——"
With the roar of the engine, Zheng Yichen’s figure swiftly moved away from the Morning Light Tribe, followed closely by Du Gang, who took strides of hundreds of ters. This was not a Shrinking Land technique, but rather the remarkable feat of sheer strength—a standard mode of movent in the Wild Ancient.
When the Wild Ancient natives ran on foot, they essentially did it this way, except Du Gang’s stride was more than ten tis longer than that of those natives.
The people in the tribe clusters noticed these two unusual figures, but their speed discouraged any idea of intercepting them, not to ntion there was no reason to do so. That was one of the tribal group’s rules—normally, passersby, as long as they weren’t hunting, didn’t face any obstruction.
This was important, and this rule had been established after many chaotic disputes in the tribal groups.
Otherwise, there wouldn’t be such a stable structure here.
In full speed, they soon returned to Dusk Territory. So far, so Dusk rcenaries were still around, but those rcenaries were planning to leave. The ones who hadn’t left were looking to make so final trades with the Wild Ancient natives and take away so useful things.
"You... you’re not dead?" Soone recognized Du Gang upon his return, their eyes lighting up. Although the guarantee for the mission wasn’t much, at least it wasn’t a failure.
"My luck is clearly not bad," Du Gang said with a smile, responding to the astonishnt of the Dusk rcenary. Since the Dusk rcenaries had done quite a lot in this world, but the human conditions of this world had made them passive in their endeavors.
Good or bad, to the indigenous tribes, they might as well have been a bunch of lunatics, incessantly prattling about the impending death of the ’giant’ nad World, sothing any native would find irritating.
Even if the Dusk rcenaries had found a way to change the natives’ perceptions, the people of this world are too scattered, one tribe, one rule, convince one and there are still hundreds of tribes to go...
As for those top-tier tribes, they’re not so easily convinced. So Dusk rcenaries have indeed persuaded top-tier tribes, but obviously, they wouldn’t start conflicts with another top-tier tribe.
And the tribes supported by the Boundary Breakers wouldn’t foolishly provoke other top-tier tribes. As long as these tribes stood firm as mountains, the Dusk rcenaries ended up irritated, not due to their incompetence—this world was just too tricky, lacking nurical and ti advantages.
Without an opportunity to borrow montum...they were also quite distressed.
"So... now we have two Proxy Agents on our side?"
"Hahaha, yes, that’s right." Du Gang laughed heartily, taking a large bag from Zheng Yichen, previously left in his care. Inside were the materials provided by the Morning Light tribesn.
This world had tals, but they were difficult and cumberso to process. Even for a Wizard in a tribe to personally work on it, it would take a long ti to make a single weapon.
Now the tal he had acquired ca from a place where Earth Fire spewed, strong in toughness, in addition to the biological materials Zheng Yichen had hunted, and the items he stored in the Storage Cabinet, he had enough to make a suitable weapon in Dusk.
"Apocalypse Stone? Bone ash from a God’s Corpse? There’s such good stuff?"
Once Du Gang knew the effects of these things described by Zheng Yichen, he beca interested. The durability of the Apocalypse Stone intrigued him, as did the bone ash from a God’s Corpse upon learning its effect, which could allow his malice to corrode reality.
After corroding reality, he would gain corresponding enhancents, protections, and increased damage to enemies in the eroded environnt, essentially using malice to construct a position.
This was too useful, and then there was the Reversal Attribute of the Great Evil God fragnt. The Reversal Attribute could double the effect of a weapon, right?
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