Jiang Hao came back to life again.
It was nothing unusual, so Ed did not even spare him a glance and continued tinkering with the Teleportation Belt. Jiang Hao shook his head, still savoring the wonderful experience of cultivating with Death just now.
"Why did this one take so long?" Jiang Hao asked as he walked over to Ed.
"You drilled twenty meters deep into a layer of rock. The professor found you, and it took two days to dig you out," Ed said.
Watching Ed fiddle with the Teleportation Belt, Jiang Hao asked, "Did you come up with another new idea?"
"Yes. This time, I spent two days redesigning the Teleportation Belt from scratch, based on the initial design and several test results. This is definitely version 2.0. I have complete confidence in it," Ed said.
"It seems like you're confident every time," Jiang Hao said helplessly.
"Give me three days, and I'll give you a completely new belt," Ed said.
"Okay. I'm looking forward to it."
Jiang Hao returned to his room, took the cultivation array disk out of his space, and sat cross-legged to circulate his spiritual power. While guiding the spiritual energy, Jiang Hao suddenly discovered that his cultivation speed was much faster than before. He was certain it was not the array disk's effect, because he had tested it before.
Could it be the benefit of having a stronger soul?
It was very possible. Cultivating spiritual power required the soul to drive it, much like an engine for cultivation. If the engine went from 1.5L to 1.8L, its horsepower would naturally increase, along with both the speed and amount of spiritual energy it could move.
He had decided. In the future, he had to find more chances to cultivate with Death and strengthen his soul,