Concept Talent

He took out two Legendary items from his System Space, casually put on several pieces of Perfect quality clothing to isolate himself from the residual radiation and energy turbulence in the Void, and also took out two bottles of Legendary quality potions.

His physical body was recovering at a visible speed; the evaporated body structures were Regeneration; the torn soul was healing; and he was gradually regaining his strength.

Since Civilization Points are constantly Burn, it's better to stay in the lower realm, enjoy the abundant energy environment and thousands of times faster time flow, recover first, and prepare.

Thinking of this, Su Luo glanced at her Civilization Points.

Excluding the points spent in between, I had over 600,000 points when I personally participated, and I still have nearly 300,000 left, so don't panic.

He hovered in the Void, silently waiting for the battle to end.

Mu Ri is leading the fleet of Tracing Light to clean up the remnants of the Silver-White Fleet, while the branches of the Life Tree are strangling the creatures on the Crimson Planet.

The Martial God died in a desperate battle with Loose Immortal... Tracing Light will explain in due time.

Su Luo's gaze suddenly fixed on a Void.

There, under Gravity Vision, are two unidentified humanoid objects.

They've been exposed; the other side has revealed themselves.

A man dressed in a black robe, his face obscured, slowly appeared. His features were partially hidden in the shadow of his hood, with only a small patch of pale skin visible on his chin.

He carried an ordinary chessboard under his arm—wooden, with clearly defined lines, nineteen vertical and horizontal lines, and black and white pieces, looking as if it had been casually bought from Origin Star.

Behind him followed a woman with a cold expression.

The information returned by the Appraisal made Su Luo frown slightly.

Neither of his opponents were particularly strong, but in his current weakened state, he was no match for them. His body had only recovered less than 30%, his soul was still cracked, and his Inner Circulation had only been partially rebuilt.

But he didn't let Mu Ri get any closer.

"Scholar," the man in black robes spoke, his voice as calm as reciting a pre-written script, "My name is—[Jian]. It is an honor to play against you."

He didn't even wait for Su Luo's reply before he had already set up the chessboard, which floated in the Void between the two of them, with the chess pieces neatly arranged on both sides.

He held a black chess piece between his fingers with a composed demeanor.

It really is Go, from the Tracing Light.

Su Luo felt that [Jian] was quite sentimental.

"Please hold up the white paper," [Jin] said.

Suddenly, the psychological mechanisms that had been continuously operating within Su Luo's Dreamscape began to issue a warning.

84.

82.

75!

A score above 95 is considered normal. The continuous abnormal scores made Su Luo realize that she had been affected by something evil again.

Ignoring the man in front of her, Su Luo turned her gaze to the woman behind him.

The woman frowned, and only relaxed her brows after Su Luo's gaze momentarily paused and then shifted away.

Su Luo her head, picked up a white piece, and ran her fingertips along its smooth surface, waiting for the other party to continue.

Then he saw [Jian's] fingertips fall in the center of the chessboard.

One.

But before Su Luo, [Jian]'s fingers continued to fall, and another black piece landed right next to the first one.

The second one, the third one--

What does this mean?

Does that mean I don't have as many pieces as he does on this chessboard?

[Keep silent] and keep placing pieces.

The fifth piece is placed, and the black pieces form a straight line on the board, like a string of pearls.

Five in a row!

Su Luo: "..."

Without waiting for Su Luo make a move, [Jian] won a game of Gomoku.

Su Luo placed a white piece, gently pressing it onto the row of black pieces.

The next instant, Kuroko moved.

The five black stones moved and rearranged themselves, surrounding the white stone in the center, forming a tight circle. The white stone was inside the circle, and the black stone was outside, like a prison.

"Please enter the battle."

[Hush] The tone is very respectful.

Or rather, from the moment he appeared until now, his attitude and expression have been quite respectful.

But that respect didn't seem like reverence for the strong; it was more like the courtesy that should be shown between players in a game.

The blue figure opposite him had already disappeared.

The woman behind him nodded.

"Sealing successful, this is the third one."

"And also the most important one."

[Jian] squinted, let out a big sigh of relief, and relaxed as if his whole body had collapsed.

"I completely don't understand why we went through all that trouble. We could have just ended it directly." The woman tilted her head, somewhat puzzled.

"If that armored guy could have used his Near-Death Teleportation, we might have been able to kill him without taking any damage, but clearly, armored was still a bit lacking." [Jian]'s tone was somewhat regretful.

The woman tilted her head to the other side, thought for a moment, and said, "Then there really is no other way. According to you, the armor at its peak is the strongest state of all creatures on the field, roughly a level 10 Lord."

[Jian] nodded slowly, touched the chessboard in his hand, and gently stroked the edge of the chessboard with his fingers, as if he were caressing a precious collectible.

This was, in fact, his fourth time playing chess with Su Luo.

I lost the first two times, won the third time, and the reality of the fourth time was exactly the same as the third.

Everything was within his expectations and plans.

"Alright." He raised his head, his gaze clearing again. "Next, we need to weaken the Tracing Light, wait for the other civilizations to catch their breath, earn some Civilization Points, and proceed step by step."

His eyes brightened slightly as he looked at the woman. "I still need to rely on you to seal that Mu Ri as well. I'll try to control the machines and the Zerg from behind... Meanwhile, I still need to go back and check on the road ahead."

"Don't forget to make it up to me," the woman replied casually.

"I won't forget."

Sarah.

A Survivor isn't particularly strong, but possesses an extremely unique Talent.

In the third Continued Battle of the Survival Game, she was placed in a strange battlefield.

In just three days, 85% of the civilizations on the field had been wiped out, and the intensity of the war was still escalating.

The civilizations here have exceptionally high combat power. Any one of the surviving civilizations could easily rank first on its own world's [Civilization Rankings].

Apart from the Ling Sha Civilization, which has always clung to the Suguang Civilization.

Sarah's civilization was certainly not strong among these monsters, since she really didn't know how to govern a civilization and didn't care much about it.

In her own world, she may not be the strongest, but she is number one in status.

Among all the things of the underworld, she was the most underworldly of them all.

Even during the [Great Being's Invitation Letter] event, unlike other Survivors who fought to the death or completed tasks, she directly joined the faction of that Great Being.

[Talent: Sealing (+1)]

Effect 1: You can pay a price to "Sealing" things! (Definition increases with strength)

Concept Talent.