Each Rule characteristic is a cornerstone of the world’s construction; possessing Rule Power is equivalent to mastering a program that controls the world’s operations.
When delving into the structural analysis of Qi Die’s body, Qi Sheng found the answer.
He discovered a faint pulse of blue light in the brain of Qi Die. It was hard to detect without careful observation, as the blue light would occasionally disappear completely, only to suddenly flicker at a certain moment.
Under the Analysis Ability, the information of the blue light flooded into his mind:
[Space Jump (Eighth Generation Seed)]:
Primordial Traits introduction: One of the Space Department Primordial Abilities. This ability allows instant space-transference. The specific jump distance is affected by the level of Primordial Traits. (The Space Jump trait is not yet fully generated. Some lost Rule Fragments will return gradually with Qi Die’s growth until the Space Jump trait is fully formed.)
Finding an Eighth Generation Primordial seed hidden within Qi Die stunned Qi Sheng.
Qi Die had an exceptionally rare case.
It possessed two Primordial Traits simultaneously.
And one of them was an Eighth Generation Space Department Primordial Trait—a moving treasure.
A First Generation Origin produces 10 points of sacrificial power per hour, a Second Generation Primordial Trait produces 50 points per hour... the Sixth Generation Infinite produces 15,000 points of sacrificial power per hour.
Calculating this trend, the Eighth Generation Origin could at least produce over 500,000 sacrificial power points per hour, which means 12 million sacrificial power gains a day.
Every day brings 12,000 recruitment slots.
The desire for slaughter soared instantly.
Qi Sheng even considered taking action himself, using sacrificial power to perform Divine Descent and kill Qi Die with a single slap.
But he ultimately suppressed the thought.
Not because he couldn’t, but because he considered that the Space Jump Primordial seed within Qi Die was not yet fully formed.
By killing Qi Die at this moment, he could only recover part of the Space Jump Trait seed. The remaining unformed parts would regenerate elsewhere in Monster World with a new incomplete Primordial Monster due to the loss of Qi Die as a vessel.
[Boss, I have two proposals.]
[The first proposal is to perform Divine Descent to directly kill and collect the Wind Control and incomplete Space Jump traits first. As for the incomplete parts, we can recover them through sacrificial power burning. As long as we have a Primordial Fragment seed as a lead, recovering the remaining Space Jump Primordial Fragments is not an issue.]
[The second proposal is to let it grow fat and then kill it, allowing Qi Die to naturally grow and repair the Space Jump fragments before taking action.]
[Both proposals have their pros and cons. The first requires a massive sacrificial power expenditure. Initially, a large amount of sacrificial power must be consumed to cover up during the action. Additionally, cultivating the Primordial seed requires a huge extra expenditure. The Eighth Generation Primordial Trait is a significant expense, but the future returns will be very high because the Eighth Generation Primordial daily sacrificial power output can surely break ten million. The second proposal requires no additional expenditure but does require time to wait.]
Facing the Guidance’s analysis, Qi Sheng fell into contemplation.
The remaining sacrificial power already had a clear planning direction at this stage, and choosing the first proposal might not be feasible.
In comparison, the second proposal is obviously more reliable.
"Guidance, mark Qi Die’s position, fatten it up before killing, don’t let it escape."
As the words fell, the consciousness of Guidance departed from Imperial Tomb Village, leaving a consciousness mark on Qi Die.
Just like a flying device in an arena, Qi Die’s movements will be fully controlled going forward.
At this time, the aerial battle pursuing Qi Die has ended.
Players summarized the cause of failure in this operation on the forum, concluding that the current Primordial Traits are too few and lack the ability to adapt to aerial battles.
Especially close combat players; during aerial combat, they had no effective means of attacking Qi Die.
The only damaging long-range physical attack couldn’t hit the quickly moving Qi Die accurately at all.
Magic System’s Guided Fireball was effectively shielded by Wind Wall.
Plus, Qi Die’s ability to perceive enemy’s strength makes it difficult to form an effective encirclement, making this joint attempt at a kill a complete failure.
Qi Sheng glanced briefly at the players’ discussions but did not pay further attention.
His current thought is simple; if players can tactically kill Qi Die, that’s good, otherwise wait for Qi Die to produce the Eighth Generation Space Jump Primordial and then take action personally.
Colorful Mist Coast, Water Realm Forest.
Deep within the forest, hidden ruins lie.
The building complex is built from giant stones, with moss and vines growing between cracks, and the traces of wind and rain erosion resemble historical brush strokes, leaving clear marks on the stone walls.
The main structure of the buildings is dilapidated, yet its former majesty can still be felt. The shattered giant stone columns continue to support the broken roof, but the carvings on them have become indistinct.
In the center of the courtyard is an ancient altar.
A figure stood beside the mural near the altar, fingers following the gaze, touching the mural.
During this time, using screenshot mode occasionally, they captured and recorded the mural content.
"Whew, seems like there’s another astonishing discovery."
After spending several hours reading the mural’s content, Lu Xing sat at the altar, taking out a canned food from his Space Bag and eating it heartily, with excitement hard to conceal in his eyes.
As an exploration faction and research faction player, he finds joy in assembling game data and perfecting the historical background of the unknown world for the players.