600: Chapter 393: Dawn Gathering_1 600: Chapter 393: Dawn Gathering_1 After transferring the Dao Tower, not much ti had been wasted; Owen Bertram continued to examine Harrison Ainsworth’s Hidden Treasure Realm.
Harrison Ainsworth also had only one Responsive Object, a small boat with three layers of defensive talismans and three layers of hovering arrays.
This Responsive Object was very appropriate for Harrison Ainsworth’s choice, as it allowed him to enhance his defensive and escape abilities.
However, for Master Bertram, it was far from perfect.
He pondered for a while: “When I finish refining the new Five-toothed Battleship, I’ll simply integrate this Responsive Object into it, making use of waste.”
So Owen Bertram skipped the Hidden Treasure Realm and looked at Harrison Ainsworth’s Dawn Realm.
This was the focus of Master Bertram’s attention.
However, in this realm, Owen Bertram also observed Harrison Ainsworth’s “over-eagerness.” Harrison Ainsworth’s first al was the extrely precious “Earth-Origin-Extre”!
This Heaven and Earth treasure was said to be mined from the depths of the earth, and it is the origin of the land, giving birth to soil, rocks, and deserts.
The degree of its rarity is perhaps a bit inferior to Master Bertram’s Wildland Spirit, but it is still a top-tier Heaven and Earth treasure that is hard to co by.
The second al ingested was the “Starlight Core,” an ancient power from outer space.
With fewer and fewer cultivators in the Sixth Great Realm and above, there are no people who can fly out of the world.
This treasure is even rarer, an indispensable treasure alongside the Earth-Origin-Extre.
The third al was a significant downgrade; it was “Snow Mountain Silver Bamboo” – one segnt grows every millennium.
Harrison Ainsworth consud one with four segnts, which would indeed require four thousand years to accumulate.
In comparison to the previous two treasures, Harrison Ainsworth seed sowhat impatient, as if he had quickly chosen an easy-to-obtain treasure to breakthrough to the third al.
For the fourth al, Harrison Ainsworth consud “Void Extinguishing Wind.” This invisible treasure requires waiting for an unknown number of years in a particular place where the void is shattered to collect.
This treasure is magnificent and incomparable, even more remarkable than Owen Bertram’s Wildland Spirit!
It seems that Harrison Ainsworth, who reached this level, had already held important positions in the Horizon Bureau and had many opportunities to obtain such supre treasures.
However, the fifth al fell short, consuming only a piece of “South Sea Jade,” which was mined 30,000 miles beneath the seabed outside Nanni Nation, containing the Dao of the Five Elents and Divine Water.
Perhaps it was slightly more advantageous than the Snow Mountain Silver Bamboo, but it couldn’t be compared to the Void Extinguishing Wind.
For the sixth al, he ingested a drop of unknown Divine Blood!
This treasure’s origin was unknown, as it was gathered from a mysterious relic and a shattered statue of a deity.
Since it was unclear what level this deity was on, it was impossible to judge its true value.
However, it was speculated to be on the sa level as Earth-Origin-Extre and Starlight Core.
Owen Bertram figured out Harrison Ainsworth’s cultivation in the Dawn Realm and could not help but feel dissatisfied: “Harrison Ainsworth, you useless fellow!”
I originally thought that as a Tire-6 Power Realm cultivator with Six rits, you could at least allow to reach the Sixth Great Realm in one breath.
But your Dawn Realm is so dilapidated?!
Among the six als, Snow Mountain Silver Bamboo and South Sea Jade definitely can’t be used.
Master Lane was right; this fellow couldn’t break through to the Seventh Level later on due to his early impatience, which laid hidden dangers for him.
Each al in the Dawn Realm not only enhances the cultivator’s strength but also grants corresponding abilities from the ingested Heaven and Earth treasures.
Most importantly, a balanced and solid foundation must be maintained – the six Heaven and Earth treasures consud in the six als should be roughly kept at the sa level; otherwise, instability is inevitable.
Owen Bertram could only transfer the Earth-Origin-Extre, Starlight Core, Void Extinguishing Wind, and Divine Blood – the four als – into his own cultivation as a first step.
This process was much more challenging than the previous transfer of the Dao Tower.
After the Earth-Origin-Extre was transferred, Owen Bertram reached the realm of the Fifth Great Realm with two als, and he felt “attached” to the earth beneath the Sacrifice Platform.
So powers deep within the earth could resonate with him, and the earth’s geomagnetic force enveloped him.
Cultivating under this state had a strong amplification effect.
In the future, cultivating various related divine skills like moving mountains and filling seas will be exceptionally smooth with a threefold increase in power.
When the Starlight Core was transferred, Owen Bertram could now directly draw power from the stars in the sky.
The difficulty of array, talisman, and divine skills requiring star power was significantly reduced for him.
The power and luck would be significantly increased when fighting under the stars!
Specifically, Owen Bertram knew that the sun and the moon are essentially stars, so this advantage would always exist.
When the Void Extinguishing Wind was transferred, Master Bertram imdiately felt that his Breaking Void Divine Ability had advanced!
It was a divine skill so challenging to improve at his current cultivation level that he had to wait until the Sixth Great Realm to take it to the next level.
Now, the Void Extinguishing Wind was directly influencing it.
Apart from this, Owen Bertram couldn’t sense any other direct benefits, but like the Wildland Spirit, the trendous help from this Heaven and Earth treasure was in its gradual transformation.
After the Divine Blood was transferred, Owen Bertram instantly sensed a clearer connection between himself and the River God Temple!
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