Chapter 864: Chapter 739: Spirit Ti House (Part 2)
Unfortunately, he could only replicate existing laws, no matter the quantity, he was unable to form a complete Ti Law.
Using the crystallization of Ti Law fragnts as material, Tang Yu crafted this palace approximately two hundred square ters in size and ten ters high.
Then Shanggong Ling displayed the ability to affect the flow of ti — the Spirit Space could simulate it in an instant.
However, as Shanggong Ling’s mastery of the Ti Law was insufficient, he connected the Spirit Space to the research institute for many years, and every few months Shanggong Ling’s comprehension of the law would improve slightly, and he would co here to inject power. Year after year, Tang Yu was on the verge of giving up.
Then suddenly, he received the prompt sound he had set earlier.
Tang Yu traversed through the gray fog.
Monts later, in an area where the gray fog was particularly dense, a point of light appeared.
It was a small palace, about the size of a three-story villa, not very delicate, looking square and upright, with a whirlpool-like Light Gate at the front of the building.
Tang Yu walked inside.
For an instant, he felt his thoughts beco exceptionally fast.
But it wasn’t his thoughts that were speeding up; it was the flow of ti that had slowed down!
In the external world, his consciousness took one second to turn, but within the palace, five seconds had passed!
A ti ratio of five to one!
Success!
But this was only the first step. Tang Yu, as ‘Authority Dog’, had the Spirit Space record this palace.
Then,
The external body walked into ‘Enlightennt City’ where nurous law monunts were built, and pressed his hand against one of these monunts which embodied the complete ‘Burning’ Law.
At that mont, an identical monunt appeared inside the small palace.
The air turned scorching, as if one were in a sea of fire, and the flow of ti fluctuated dramatically.
BOOM—
Silently, Tang Yu’s consciousness was ejected from the Spirit Space.
He ‘died’ once, and it was so thorough a ‘death’ that he couldn’t even resurrect within the Spirit Space.
“There was a conflict between the laws.”
Tang Yu rubbed his temples.
In ‘Enlightennt City’, each law monunt is placed at a considerable distance from each other.
However, in the Spirit Space, it was necessary to first simulate a small palace capable of altering the flow of ti, one that was inherently constructed of fragnted laws. Adding the Burning Law within the Ti Law… was sothing Tang Yu would never dare to attempt in reality.
The conflict caused a law disorder, changing the fundantal nature of everything, and it wouldn’t be unusual for a planet to suddenly pulverize into dust.
After a few minutes, Tang Yu re-entered the Spirit Space, and reinstated the previously backed-up small palace.
After thinking for a mont,
This ti he didn’t duplicate the law monunt directly, but rather extended his finger, from which sprung a wisp of Glazed Fla.
The space distorted, and the flow of ti fluctuated, but after a mont, it finally stabilized.
Laws are adaptive too!
Tang Yu attempted bit by bit, keeping the Fire Series Law and the Ti Law in a delicate balance.
After nearly half a month, he finally managed to replicate the complete Burning Law monunt inside the small palace.
The flow of ti had stabilized, with a maximum ratio of ten to one compared to reality.
A day in reality ant ten days inside the small palace.
While the Spirit Space couldn’t sever the physical body, it was just right for comprehension.
Tang Yu looked at the simple palace before him, paused for a few seconds, “Spirit Space, ti flow — then let’s call it the Spirit Ti House.”
His initial plan was to reproduce each type of law monunt within the Spirit Ti House, but after a few tries, it simply didn’t work.
A single Burning Law caused him countless failures. Replicating another different law monunt would geotrically increase the difficulty.
Only one Spirit Ti House paired with one law monunt.
“The Territory now has 13 complete Manifestation Laws and 46 incomplete ones… For Fire Series Law alone, there’s ‘Burning’, ‘Blast’, ‘High Temperature’, etc…”
Tang Yu estimated that a single Spirit Ti House was not cheap, and even more costly were the subsequent solidification and maintenance costs — long-term simulation and manifestation of laws, they were surely costly.
Not too many Spirit Ti Houses could be built.
“Build thirteen first for comprehensive laws, and from the remaining 46 incomplete laws, the Virtualization Law, Slowing Law are essential. The others can be considered later.”
“There’s also sothing to consider, regarding the loading limit of the Spirit Ti House.”
Powerful individuals carry a suppression aura with them. Even when restrained, the impact remains.
Tang Yu first called Nancy, and together they entered a Spirit Ti House, the flow of ti fluctuating slightly before smoothing out.
He used it as a trial.
Three, four, five people, until the sixth person entered, the fluctuation exceeded the limits, and the ti law of the Spirit Ti House began to beco disordered.
“The maximum state is five people. Of course, perhaps switching to ordinary Unity Realm, Stepping Void Realm, more could be accommodated.”
But the Spirit Ti House wasn’t ant for their use; even those not having expanded their domains to the limit couldn’t glean much by directly viewing law monunts.
Tang Yu, Eileen, Kong, and others received the news and entered the Spirit Ti House for comprehension, which was more convenient than in the Enlightennt City. At least one could walk outside, as long as they didn’t exceed the Spirit Space signal range.
— After all, at their level, dividing one’s consciousness into several parts was nothing simpler.
…
While they were comprehending, Tang Yu arrived at the Human Race Federation.
“What is the current population under our jurisdiction?”
An official by his side replied, “The Tao Sect now has a permanent population of 30 million, whereas population statistics in the Federation realm are not very precise, with approximately 600 million Human Race, and 1.8 billion other Alien Races.”
Tang Yu nodded slightly.
Compared to the forr vast territory of the Seven Lustrous Federation, it actually wasn’t quite populous, appearing sparsely populated, where housing prices couldn’t surge.
Especially for the Human Race, as their previous living conditions were harsh, making the population unable to grow explosively.
Now that it has settled down, Tang Yu thought it might be ti to implent a ‘promote fertility’ policy — although Green Shadow City had long launched it, many adventurers didn’t intend to have offspring.
“There are still many Human Race settlents on the continent that are reluctant to move their entire clans,” the official said.
Tang Yu could understand.
Many Human Race tribes around the Celestine Mountain Range had migrated to Tao City early due to their harsh living conditions, often facing attacks from Mutant Beasts.
But for countries like the Dachang Dynasty and the Blue Water Duchy, though perhaps resource-poor, life could go on.
Except for a few with grand ambitions, most people are unwilling to leave their hotowns. For ordinary people, does it make any difference where they live? Anyway, they remain at the bottom tier.
Tang Yu pondered.
Actually, there is indeed a difference; ordinary people in the Dachang Dynasty, Blue Water Duchy live in the feudal era.
While in Tao City, it is the information age.
But they do not know this, and propaganda is useless.
It’s also possible that so senior figures in Human Race settlents might be stirring things up behind the scenes.
He called in a production head of rune products, pondered a bit, “Adjust the industrial structure; I need to produce more products tailored for ordinary people.”
Then invest them in remote Human Race settlents like the Dachang Dynasty and Blue Water Duchy.
He didn’t force the Human Race in settlents to migrate, but after experiencing the convenience of the information network, tasting the fun of novels, films, and gas, who would want to return to the feudal era?
“By the way, in the year since the Human Race Federation was established, how many instances of external force attacks have occurred?”
An official presented a detailed data report.
Tao City is right under the Tao Sect’s nose, with elite Law Enforcent Teams patrolling, there are few incidents of troublemaking or attacks.
However, the Human Race Federation’s territory is vast, with portions enfeoffed to many Human Race forces. Over the year, the number of attacks was considerable, and in so small territories, the Lord’s entire family was killed.
A glint of cold light flashed in Tang Yu’s eyes.
“Why was such an important issue not reported upwards?”
The official was in a state of fear, stuttering without an answer.
“Forget it,” Tang Yu sighed.
The official was indigenous to the Mountain and Sea Realm; in their eyes, the demise of small territories within the Federation was no big deal, at least not worth disturbing him, the Sect Master, over such trivial matters.
But Tang Yu knew well that if the greater environnt wasn’t stable, developnt couldn’t be discussed.
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