Before leaving, Locke marked this Dune People settlement with a special mark, then departed and used Full Moon Growth to search for other areas where the Dune People lived.
It took him about three days to find two smaller underground settlements of the Dune People in the vast desert.
These Dune People also relied on the underground glaciers in the area to survive temporarily. However, unlike the first group Locke had encountered, no strange phenomenon occurred during the rituals of these Dune People.
Locke returned to the research institute base of Group 2. That means only the first Dune People settlement I encountered experienced a similar phenomenon. The other Dune People both worship a stone, while another group worships a piece of petrified wood.
But none of their worship rituals produced anything abnormal. Locke pondered. It seems that the stone capable of absorbing the worshippers' spirituality and existing in some kind of state isn't something common that can be reproduced at will.
Should I retrieve it? Maybe I should wait. If I casually destroy that environment, I might miss an important discovery.
There are still many things I don't understand about what I discovered in that tribe. I need to decipher it further.
Locke looked at the ordinary Sea Golden Sand in his hand. "Hmm... I can't say there have been any major changes. Aside from part of the Sea Golden Sand's fronds becoming serrated, nothing else has changed much."
"This is different from directly injecting No. 2 Overlord Element or the organs of the Abyss Devourer."
The fusion of that special spirituality with his Magic Plant could accelerate the evolution of his Magic Plant. However, in the end, that special spirituality was simply too scarce, and its quality was insufficient.
It was fundamentally incapable of significantly promoting the evolution