Chapter 1421: Chapter 1423: Ti Law Chapter 1421: Chapter 1423: Ti Law “`
Song Jian cautiously brought the Law Fragnt close to the immature Posuo Fruit. The Posuo Fruit was a treasure, and the Law Fragnt was also valuable. Should the two items not interact as he imagined and instead be damaged due to a clash of the Power of Law, Song Jian’s loss would be substantial.
Fortunately, as Song Jian brought the Law Fragnt near to the Posuo Fruit, the fragnt trembled slightly as if it were sowhat afraid, while the Posuo Fruit showed no reaction at all.
In the mont that the Law Fragnt touched the surface of the Posuo Fruit, a powerful suction force emanated from the fruit. Song Jian, holding the fragnt, involuntarily loosened his grip, and the fragnt, like iron drawn to a magnet, stuck to the Posuo Fruit.
Before long, the Law Fragnt, clear as a crystal, began to slowly lt and seep into the Posuo Fruit, as if it had never been there.
Looking again at the properties of the Posuo Fruit, there was almost no change— it was still “an immature Posuo Fruit,” except that mysteriously the na was now followed by “69%.”
“Does this an there’s only 31% left until it’s fully mature?” Song Jian guessed, his face revealing a trace of pleasant surprise.
With this thought, Song Jian looked up towards the distant stone forest. In his eyes, the giant lizard dragon people living in the stone forest had all beco nutrients to cultivate the Posuo Fruit.
“I have the Shattered Divine Realm, I have the Enemy of Death God. I don’t fear death like others do. They’re just monsters with the Power of Law. What’s there to be afraid of!” Song Jian thought to himself, and with a thought, flew back towards the stone forest.
The Ti Law was an exceptionally rare opportunity to understand. Now facing the chance, it was worth risking his life!
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In the Space-Ti Rift, a Ghost Ship enshrouded by a dark, skeletal aura, slowly traveled amongst various light spheres, big and small. These light spheres seed incredibly distant from the Ghost Ship, much like viewing stars from Earth, but without the protection of the Ghost Ship, one would instantly be swept into one of these light spheres by the chaotic space-ti currents.
These light spheres were all fragnt universes born within the Space-Ti Rift. In a single second, countless fragnt universes collapsed, and tens of thousands ca into being.
These fragnt universes were filled with all manner of dangers and also the birthplace of various treasures. No one knew whether these fragnt universes would still exist in the next mont.
The Doomsday Cruise Journey involved throwing a group of travelers into these fragnt universes at regular intervals to gather the treasures within.
Although the death rate was extrely high, as long as one person managed to bring back treasures from one Doomsday Cruise Journey, the trip was considered profitable!
“Captain, another person has died. This group is way too fragile. Just upon entering, over a dozen died, and now, in just a short day’s ti, over thirty have perished!” reported a skeletal crew mber carefully monitoring a mirror-like device, continuously relaying updates.
In this mirror, the visages of all the passengers were displayed, and above each passenger’s head, a few flas burned. A third of the passenger portraits had already turned to gray, and just as the skeletal crew mber was speaking, another passenger’s portrait suddenly grayed out.
“Hey, look, the flas above this guy’s head just increased by one. Heh heh, looks like he’s found so treasure again. Impressive, impressive. You better survive, I’m rooting for you!” the skeletal crew mber let out a chilling “hehehe” laugh, excitedly staring at the mirror.
Just then, the excited skeletal crew mber suddenly froze, staring wide-eyed at the mirror, even making a motion as if rubbing his eyes in disbelief.
“Captain, captain, co quick! Soone’s flas have turned gold, golden flas have appeared!” The voice of the skeletal crew mber instantaneously reverberated through the entire cabin, drawing all the skeletal crew mbers over.
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“What, golden flas? Has so lucky fellow actually ignited a golden fla? Let see…”
“Don’t snatch, don’t snatch, it’s just a single golden fla ignited, what’s so remarkable about that? Don’t rush, let have a look first…”
“Hehe, indeed it is a golden fla. After so many Doomsday Cruise Journeys, at last, I see the golden fla again!”
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All passengers had red flas above their icons, differing only in quantity. Ordinary people generally had but a single red fla, but as passengers delved deeper into exploration, gaining more and more treasures, the number of flas above their icons would increase. It was considered quite impressive to reach six or even seven flas, and rare were those who could achieve the maximum of nine flas.
However, once a passenger found an extrely precious treasure, the fla above their head would turn golden. A passenger with a single golden fla would undoubtedly attract the attention of the entire Ghost Ship.
At that mont, Captain Swo also received notice that a passenger had acquired a golden fla. Without knowing why, the image of Song Jian surfaced in Captain Swo’s mind.
“Hehehe, I wonder if it’s that kid. Among so many people, he’s probably the only one with the strength to ignite a golden fla. He truly is a lucky fellow!” Captain Swo thought to himself as he walked into the cabin and approached the monitoring mirror.
“It’s really him, hahaha, I knew it! Only this kid could be lucky enough, but it’s a pity, such a pity…” Captain Swo began with a hearty laugh, then shook his head in regret, sighing incessantly.
“Captain, we’ve struck it rich this ti. Why the shaking of the head and sighing?” a skeleton crew mber beside him asked, puzzled.
“It’s a pity that he is favored by the Dragon God. Otherwise, I really would’ve wanted to sway him to beco a follower of the Death God. With his potential, he has the chance to grow into the Holy Child of the Death God…” Swo sighed.
“Captain, shall we secretly intervene and cause him to directly fall in…” the skeleton crew mber beside him whispered quietly.
“He is a chosen one of the gods!” Captain Swo said coldly, turning to glare at the skeleton crew mber, his voice eerie, “The gods have made a covenant to protect these individuals. Are you trying to provoke a divine war between the Death God and the other deities?”
With Captain Swo’s ominous tone, frost began to fill the cabin. The frost spread quickly, soon covering the entire cabin.
“No, no, boss, I didn’t an that, I, I was just…” The skeleton crew mber beca panicked, backing away while frantically waving his hands, as if trying to explain sothing.
But soon, the frost reached his feet, and in no ti at all, the skeleton crew mber was covered with it. The fla in his eye sockets began to slowly extinguish, and eventually, he turned into a frozen sculpture with an expression of terror on his face!
“Do what you are supposed to do, or else this will be your fate!” Captain Swo yelled, satisfied with the silence of everyone else. He nodded slightly and pointed to the monitoring mirror showing Song Jian’s icon, shouting, “Keep a strict watch on this man. I want to know his situation at all tis!”
Having said this, Captain Swo gave everyone a glance, turned, and headed toward the deck. Navigating through the Space-Ti Rift was no simple task; a mont’s inattention could result in being forever lost in the mirrors of ti and space.
“Such a bunch of troubleso creatures!” Captain Swo snorted coldly, leaving the cabin. It was a long while before the other skeleton crew mbers in the cabin began to move again. In the center of the cabin, a skeleton encased in ice stood like a statue, a warning to all.
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