There were many rewards, but the one Yu Xunge cared about most was the chance to redraw [Echoes of the Snow Country].
There was no question that a [Player Relic] was special. Like Thunder, it seemed to have been born alongside her. She did not need to use the item itself to activate a Player Relic's skills, nor would its skills be restricted.
It was like a signature item the Godly Game had players create, something that could remain in the world in place of their will after they died.
Half the skills in her previous simple drawing had been sealed into it by her own hand. Although the offensive skills making up the other half each had their own characteristics, none was irreplaceable. The most valuable was [Flower of Deceit].
Yet her crude drawing skills and simple story back then had been enough to produce such a special skill. What about now?
Far, far too much had happened since "Player Relic" ended, whether it was the Star Sea's World Sighs, everything in the Mountains, or her other-timeline self in Godly Instruction...
And after experiencing so many World Sighs, her drawing skills had undergone a tremendous transformation. Even if she could not compare to a deity who specialized in painting and had lived for who knew how many years, she had absolutely made a qualitative leap compared to her former self.
But without question, she would never hand the right to redraw it to a stranger, even if doing so would provide a greater enhancement than drawing it herself. She was even vaguely suspicious that this option was the Star Sea trying to strengthen her through this opportunity to distribute rewards.
Perhaps it had its own computational logic? Something like the Mechanical Race.
But the drawing was not for now.