When Sui and Wu, the two giants from the Muyan Tribe, questioned the other two tribes, the answer they received was, of course, negative. The other tribes had no reason to confess, as they weren’t responsible. Moreover, with no existing feud between them, there was no motive for senselessly killing giants from another tribe.
After receiving this response, the two giants naturally returned to their tribe.
After they left, Wang Linchi first dissected the Elental Giant of the Cliff Waterfall Tribe, and then returned to the Hei Zhuo Tribe to dissect their Elental Giant. As soon as these two horrific events occurred, just like in the Muyan Tribe, an imdiate assembly was called.
However, their thods of assembly differed from the Muyan Tribe’s drums; one used a bell-like instrunt, the other a horn. Clearly, each tribe had its own distinct thod for calling an assembly.
Naturally, the ensuing discussions also varied. For instance, bla was imdiately directed towards the Muyan Tribe. It seed too coincidental that mbers of the other tribes had died shortly after the Muyan giants’ departure. More importantly, the Muyan Tribe had also suffered losses, making the incidents appear like deliberate retaliation. Consequently, the giants of the two affected tribes began discussing how to retaliate against the Muyan Tribe.
Wang Linchi watched with bemusent; these accusations were indeed rash.
Despite this, it had nothing to do with him, as Wang Linchi had obtained what he wanted: the Burn Elent Bloodline Potion and the Waterfall Elent Bloodline Potion. The only drawback was that sothing seed slightly off about them.
They appeared to be so kind of variants.
Similar to how the Rock Elent of the Muyan Tribe was a variant of the Earth Elent, the Burn Elent was a variant of the Fire Elent, and the Waterfall Elent was a variant of the Water Elent.
Their living habits also differed from those of the Muyan Tribe. These two types of Elental Giants didn’t live in houses. The Burn Elent giants resided in caves, while the Waterfall Elent giants lived in a pool beneath a waterfall.
However, they shared one commonality: their object of worship. They, too, revered the Sky God. After further investigation, Wang Linchi found that while there were minor differences—such as the Sky God’s appearance being more aligned with their own elental forms—the general descriptions were largely similar.
This further strengthened Wang Linchi’s conjecture.
Limited compatibility. The Burn and Waterfall Elents are incompatible, like water and fire. The Rock Elent doesn’t get along with the Burn Elent, and the Water Elent erodes the Rock Elent.
When trying to blend the bloodlines, Wang Linchi uncovered a myriad of problems, enough to give him a headache. The three Elents essentially had no possibility of peaceful coexistence, let alone fusing into a single bloodline.
And this was only considering three elents. It appeared that the Elents of the Elental Giants were primarily variants of the four fundantal elents: earth, water, fire, and wind. The number of giant tribes corresponded to the number of Elent variants.
Therefore, to create a Bloodline Potion as close as possible to the origin, he would need to collect the bloodlines of all Elental Giants.
However, Wang Linchi had no idea how many kinds of Elental Giants there were, let alone how many tribes.
The subterranean world was indeed smaller than the surface world, but gathering all the Elental Giants was still no easy task.
I wonder if there’s enough ti, Wang Linchi mused, checking the progress of the ’Reincarnation’ entry within his Soul Kind: Destiny. It was no longer in the ’Exploring New Worlds’ phase but had progressed to ’Anchoring’. This indicated that the target world had been found, but its coordinates were not yet fully determined, requiring more ti.
The Cycle Remnant Mark phase also involved this process, though it wasn’t displayed as such; everything had been bundled into a single flow. Only after it ca into Wang Linchi’s possession and beca part of his Soul Kind: Destiny was he able to distinguish the different stages.
He estimated that it would take at most a month to complete.
However, when Wang Linchi ntioned not having enough ti, he wasn’t referring to his own departure, but to the imminent arrival of the Erroneous Sin.
Although the subterranean world seed separate from the surface, once a breach appeared at Wanxuan City’s location, it was like a thousand-mile dike collapsing due to an anthole. Moreover, even if the Erroneous Sin didn’t invade the subterranean world, the entire world’s cessation would inevitably affect it; it could not be spared.
It’s true that ’the sword of a past dynasty cannot execute an official of the current one,’ but if the entire world ceased to exist, what dynasty would there be to speak of?
Based on information from the Hei Zhuo and Cliff Waterfall Tribes, there seem to be five more tribes in the vicinity. A map would be ideal. However, from what I’ve seen, neither the Muyan, Hei Zhuo, nor Cliff Waterfall Tribes are large ones.
Wang Linchi recalled so information he had previously gathered from the Hei Zhuo Tribe. Of course, the tribes didn’t have so clichéd classification system where population size or power level determined promotion to ’major tribe’ status, nor were there concepts like ’half-step peak major tribe’ or ’fulfillnt minor tribe’. A tribe was considered ’large’ simply if it had a substantial population, expansive hunting grounds, and no lack of food or drink. It would be rather ridiculous to apply such intricate grading to what were essentially primitive groups. They didn’t even have levels for their own Transcendental System, let alone for tribal divisions. The crucial factor was sufficient resource allocation to prevent survival crises; otherwise, conflicts were bound to erupt.
"Leave this world, you lowly ant!"
Just as Wang Linchi was about to search for other Giant Tribes, an invisible pressure suddenly erupted. The pressure wasn’t aid at Wang Linchi, but he was caught in its wake.
He looked up. A faint, indistinct silhouette had materialized in the sky, its form completely indeterminable.
Just the shockwave nearly shattered my Starlight Shield! This power is truly terrifying.
He pondered, If it were , what would happen if I faced this pressure head-on? My spiritual power would take a severe hit, requiring at least a second to recover. Wang Linchi imdiately reached this conclusion. He couldn’t effectively resist it; thankfully, his recovery ability was strong.
In terms of sheer magnitude, it can’t compare to , but in quality, it far surpasses mine. This pressure isn’t just spiritual; it’s a composite attack affecting multiple aspects. But a second exposure would, at most, only cause slight injuries. His Dragon Soul Saint Main would allow him to adapt to such situations rapidly.
The more he considered it, the more worried he beca. A conflict had erupted between the will residing in the subterranean world and an Erroneous Sin. This will might belong to the Sky God or perhaps so powerful entity among the Elental Giants. It’s true that Elental Giants generally have low intelligence, but this isn’t absolute; there are always one or two outliers.
He waited for about three minutes. After the initial roar, there were no further sounds. Wang Linchi had expected a fight to break out, but instead, everything abruptly fell silent.
What a pity, no fight broke out. Wang Linchi felt a tinge of regret. If a battle had truly erupted, Wang Linchi might have been able to reap so benefits.
But it’s also good that they didn’t fight; I can proceed more peacefully.
Wang Linchi wouldn’t force such matters. ’Gained, it is my fortune; lost, it is my fate,’ as the saying goes.
But speaking of which, could the target have been Ye Tian? He mused that only four entities could warrant such a ’greeting’: the three Erroneous Sins—the Ga System, the Fallen Players, and the NPC Rebellion—and, of course, Ye Tian.
「...」
No... there’s so terrifying power in this subterranean world! Ye Tian’s physical form was gradually disintegrating. Beside him, Linghu Sen was in a similar state; both had directly faced that imnse pressure.
However, this kind of damage posed no real threat to either of them.
Ye Tian now controlled the Fallen Players, an Erroneous Sin. He had completely transford from a human into this Erroneous Sin, becoming the main body of the Fallen Players and commanding a large number of players who had betrayed the Ga System.
The sa was true for Linghu Sen. As the leader of the NPC Rebellion, once that Erroneous Sin fully ford, he naturally beca its master. Both had retained their individuality and, through sheer willpower, suppressed the innate instincts of their respective Erroneous Sins, subsequently forging an alliance.
Previously, the Fallen Players and the NPC Rebellion had already engaged the Ga System in battle. The outco was self-evident: they both lost. Fortunately, they retreated swiftly enough not to leave any vulnerabilities for the Ga System to exploit. It was precisely this defeat that led these two faction-like Erroneous Sins to form an alliance.
After their defeat, having learned a painful lesson, they didn’t continue to charge forward blindly but instead began to search for other solutions.
They weren’t entirely without gains, however. After joining forces, Ye Tian and Linghu Sen successfully wrested Wanxuan City from the Ga System’s control, transforming it into their own territory where they stationed both the Fallen Players and the NPC Rebellion.
Subsequently, the entrance to this subterranean world ca to their attention. The fact that even the Ga System was attempting to seize it clearly indicated it contained sothing the System highly valued.
"’It’s not that there’s no way; I happen to know one...’ the Fate Devil God’s voice interjected into Ye Tian’s mind at just the right mont."
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