"Edena, Lui Bu, I have so questions for you." Wain said, walking into the cave behind the waterfall.
"What is it?"
"There's a bloody fountain in the bone funnel in Sarras' territory. I'm sure you can use it sohow. Watch this." The Ring of Damned glowed, and a vial filled with bloody liquid appeared in Wain's hand.
Edena and Lui Bu stared at it and read the description. They concluded, and fire lit up in their eyes. It was visible to the naked eye.
"This is amazing luck..." Edena muttered.
To her, Blood Essence was the most precious treasure in the world. Lui Bu also had a bad blood purity situation, but for Edena, it was a necessity. She could not advance unless she increased her blood purity.
Wain had helped her with this earlier, but she realized that vials of Blood Essence were incredibly difficult to obtain. Only the best alchemists could replicate this miracle of nature, which is a natural way that appears very rarely.
The Blood Fountain had properties similar to Blood Essence and could even increase blood purity with great luck, but the most important thing was that Edena and Lui Bu could use it to their advantage.
"We urgently need to investigate the fountain first." Edena said seriously.
"Of course. It's in the bone funnel. Elegan lets monsters in there from ti to ti to try their luck and maybe get stronger, but you will definitely be given a place to experint."
"Thank you. We will do our best to et your expectations in the near future."
"I'm counting on it." Wain said seriously, and Edena and Lui Bu headed for the Blood Fountain. With them, they took so flasks and the necessary tools.
'Hmm, so far, only various plants and crystals and related points of interest have appeared in my territory. Even among the new resources were only plants. I still don't have any ores appearing. I wonder what this might have to do with?' Wain pondered.
He was sure that with the next changes in the zone soon, the variety of resources would change considerably as it happened last ti. Wain was already thinking about what he would do with the ores, for he had no blacksmith or engineer.
Wain could have asked Lea or the other blacksmiths in Last Light for help, but he didn't want to do that. He needed soone like Edena and Lui Bu, a person who was dedicated to him and his cause and who lived in the Forest of Frozen Lands.
'Okay, I'll think about that later. I might have to use that skill again.'
Wain beca a Second Chronicle creature, and because of that, his Skill Rating was lowered by one notch. It had been quite so ti since he had improved and developed his skills, and Wain decided it was ti to fix it.
He had good weapons and unique abilities, but he also needed strong skills to win any battle.
Wain had to upgrade his Chronicle skills, so he had no choice how to develop them, but he learned about the necessary materials.
The best way to get Souls and Essence was to fight in the arena. Wain was sure he was ready to fight the other Second Chronicle fighters, so he entered the spatial rift.
Many ruins were hovering around him, each of which was an Arena. Wain wanted to fight so very strong enemies and increase his rank, but he decided to take his ti. The last ti he got to Rank-A Arena and barely defeated an Elf who had followers.
Back then, his stats were nowhere near the edge of the First Chronicle, and this victory was worth a lot to him. Wain knew that if he now went to the Arena with the sa rank, he would inevitably et an opponent who would destroy him. He decided to concentrate on his main goal, to gain souls and essences.
'Okay, that should do it,' Wain thought and touched the green ruins.
[Erald Field
Chronicle: Second
Rank: C
Elents: Lightning, Darkness, Earth, Wood, Fire
Warriors: 2,000 ]
Wain decided to choose this arena because it had the right elents, Rank, and a relatively small number of warriors. He thought this was a plus, as the lower the numbers, the higher the quality. Common Rating Souls were of no use to him.
The Seal of Darkness flashed brightly with a deep purple, and Wain stepped inside. Before he did so, he put on the Faceless Aristocrat Mask. Wain had to keep his identity a secret, especially at this ti.
If he needed to make a connection with soone, he would do it himself, without outside interference.
...
Wain found himself in a spacious area with nothing but a few eralds peeking out of the ground. Like the last ti, a black pillar appeared in its place, which drew the attention of so of the warriors.
In the distance, battles were being fought, and flashes from the clashes could be seen. There were few skirmishes because of the total number of warriors in this arena, but each one was devastating.
'Where do I go first?' Wain pondered, looking around.
He saw a huge fiery flower blossom and an icy wave descend upon it to the west. There, a mber of the Plants and Beastfolk race fought.
Wain smirked and headed in their direction. Their elents suited his chosen skills, and he would take their souls for himself.
One of the main advantages of fighting in arenas with strong opponents was that they had a variety of souls to spare. By killing one powerful warrior, Wain could get several hundred souls.
It was much better than hunting weak enemies and wasting ti on them without the opportunity to evolve and get stronger by overcoming difficulties.
Wain ran fast, and because of this, so warriors noticed him. They were curious to know the identity of the incognito hiding behind the mask and test his strength.
The Black Pillar was a rare and unique event.
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