Young Girl's Infinite Replication, My Numbers Have Become a Disaster

"Speaking of which, the connection between the main world and this land should be closer than in reality, right? Is it possible to send things from here to the main world, and then send things from the main world over here?"

She had tried this before with a sacrificial ritual.

However, through sacrifice, only a few highly compatible items could be sent to the Dragon loli, such as Purified Water, apples, and wood.

And it was obvious that sending things from the main world to reality was far more difficult than sending things from reality to the main world.

To put it figuratively, you could think of it as a very high waterfall between the two worlds.

Reality was upstream, and the main world was downstream.

Throwing things down from above was easy.

But going up from downstream was very difficult.

"This time it's obviously a different world, maybe I can try it?"

As soon as she had this small idea, she immediately started to try.

"Little cutie, Mom is looking for you." The voice reached the Dragon loli's ears.

Amiya, who was sleeping, sat up abruptly, her eyes lighting up: "It's time to eat!"

Veril: "..."

A few black lines appeared above her head.

Always thinking about food, huh?

Fortunately, she had prepared plenty of food in reality, which was perfect for sending over.

However, when she was sacrificing to Amiya, Veril noticed another problem.

Time!

That's right, the time in the three worlds was not synchronized, but when the sacrificial link was established, they were briefly integrated, making the delay between them almost nonexistent.

"Strange."

Regardless of the reason, this was a good thing, wasn't it?

"Wow, Mom is so good."

A large pile of beef appeared before her eyes, and the little loli dragon immediately pounced on it happily, taking a big bite.

"Alright, little one, I wanted you to help me with something. Now one of my bodies is in... Damn, no, since when am I your mom?" Shaking her head abruptly, Veril said, "Now my body is in this other world. Why don't you try to see if you can send two arrows from over there?"

"Hmm?"

The little loli blinked, then quickly understood. She climbed onto the nearby Arrow Tower.

"Is this it?"

"Yes, yes!"

A few seconds later, arrows suddenly appeared in front of her.

"Very good, there's still some repulsion, but it consumes almost no Life energy."

Veril tried sending them back, and her eyes lit up.

There was a significant difference between the upstream and downstream of this world and the main world, but it was only about one-thirtieth to one-fortieth of the difficulty of going from the main world to reality.

This meant that transferring items between the two would be much easier.

"Good daughter, look for the blueprint for the Guiding Arrow Tower."

Theoretically, when players left, items they carried could not be brought back to reality, so they were likely left behind on the other side.

As expected, after a while, the item was delivered into Veril's hands.

"Success."

She swallowed, and a trace of indescribable emotion surged in her heart.

Undoubtedly, the blueprint in her hand had a slight repulsion, indicating that it did not fully conform to the rules of this world.

But since it could exist, it meant that its effect could be realized.

[Blueprint: Guiding Arrow Tower (Green)]

[Materials Required: Wood × 200, Iron × 20, Guiding Device × 1]

[Cost: —]

[Description: An arrow tower that can automatically shoot arrows, with a range of 300 meters. Requires the creation of a guiding device and the infusion of magic.]

The biggest shortage for building this was the guiding device. And the money that was originally required in the main world was not needed here.

"If this thing works, doesn't that mean I can dig a pit and build a Skeleton Nest too?"

Phew, whether it works or not doesn't matter. The key is that in the future, even in reality, I can send a clone here to quickly gain experience.

The problem of having too many accounts and not enough experience will be solved.

The most crucial point is that if anything useful is obtained in this world, it can be fed back to the main world through sacrifice.

And if something from the main world needs to be brought to reality, although the cost is a bit high, this place can serve as a stepping stone.

"I wonder if they have guiding devices here."

She waited for a moment and soon saw Karu.

The other party looked somewhat anxious.

"What's wrong?"

"I don't have enough money," Karu sighed helplessly. "My family is completely broke. If I keep spending carelessly, I won't even be able to pay my tuition."

"Phew, do you know how to make a guiding device?"

"A guiding device?"

Veril handed over the contents of the blueprint to the other party.

It contained very complex patterns and the principles of the device.

"What is this for?"

"If you have this, it can solve your family's safety issues," Veril said.

"I don't understand the principle, but it shouldn't be a problem to make it. Can this thing really work?"

Although a little doubtful, Karu still ran back home, took out some tools, and used magic to engrave runes, creating a shoddy version of the guiding device.

"Do you have wood and iron?"

Seeing Veril's request, Karu, who inexplicably felt that it wasn't simple, chose to follow her instructions. She found enough iron from the castle, which had dwindling inventory.

"I'll give it a try," Veril began to work according to a familiar process.

With the blueprint, the construction process itself was very simple. Roughly build a basic frame, then place the guiding device on it.

With a flash of light from the blueprint, all the materials were perfectly integrated.

Karu stared in amazement.

"Do you have arrows?"

"Ah, yes."

The blue-haired young girl quickly found two bundles of iron arrows from her home and ran over.

Veril climbed up the nearby ladder, installed them, clapped her hands in satisfaction, and walked to the ground.

The main problem in this world is the lack of a mini-map, so it needs to be set up on the guiding device. The blueprint explains how to do it.

Generally, the targets of attack are hostile.

Due to the guiding device not being very good and the arrows being quite poor, the range of this thing is only 200 meters.

"As soon as any entity exhibiting hostile behavior approaches this arrow tower, the device above will automatically fire at the target," Veril explained.

"Really? Automatic attack?"

The blue-haired young girl looked at the guiding device she had made in surprise.

"There's a creature's core embedded inside. Is that why?"

"I don't quite understand the principle, but if nothing goes wrong, it should work."

With a range of 200 meters, the power of the arrows is enough to deal with ordinary people.

Veril wasn't sure about the strength of the bandit group, estimating they wouldn't be particularly strong, but setting up a few more arrow towers was still very necessary.

"This is wonderful, Veril, thank you so much," Karu said emotionally, giving her a hug.

"Speaking of which, are there undead creatures in this world?" Veril asked again, as if she had thought of something.

"Undead creatures?" Karu thought for a moment and shook her head. "There are records in books about them. It seems to be an ancient magic that could animate skeletons, but it was later lost. It's said to be not very effective."

"If skeletons appear, won't people be repulsed?"

"That... doesn't seem to be a big deal?" Karu looked at Veril in surprise. "You..."

"I was thinking, wouldn't it be great to send some animal skeletons into the forest to hunt? After all, you did collect some cores from those creatures before." Veril smiled.

"Why do you say that? Can you create skeletons?"

"Yes, but it requires a bit of a fuss. If you don't mind, I can get a group of powerful guards for your home."

Honestly, Veril's words were a bit risky. After all, in her impression, necromancy was supposed to be evil and unacceptable. But she didn't expect it to not be so bad in this world.

If farming could be done in this world, she could directly take the reinforcements from here back to the main world next time.

Moreover, this world has cores. Although she didn't know their use yet, at least it indicated they had some value.

"It would be great if I could bring some good things back to reality to strengthen my own combat power."

Karu showed some excitement.

"If you can create skeletons... Oh my god, wouldn't that mean you can use ancient magic?"

"Hehe, but I suggest we build a few more arrow towers first. This thing might offer stronger protection for the territory."

"Mhmm."

Fortunately, the tools and such could barely be managed. After more than half an hour of busy work, they built a second one.

This is already the limit for now.

Then, while the other party wasn't paying attention, Ye Qian sent back the Arrow Tower blueprint and then sent over the Skeleton Nest blueprint.

This thing is easy to handle. Dig a pit, release Life energy, and put in some bones.

Chapter 57: Strength Increase

"Ah, so it needs beast bones. I should have brought two Disaster Beast corpses."

Upon hearing Veril's words, Karu felt a bit regretful.

It wasn't that Disaster Beast corpses weren't valuable, but considering how heavy they were and that they would attract other Disaster Beast packs to attack, the sensible thing to do was to take the most valuable core and leave the forest as quickly as possible.

"But it's okay. I'll figure out a way to sell some cores to buy beast corpses. I was originally worried about not having enough money for tuition. If I can create powerful skeletons to help fight, I can hunt more Disaster Beasts. That way, I'll have a stable income?"

Karu seemed very excited.

"Right, right." Veril nodded repeatedly.

It was best to have this guy support her.

After having the other party run to town to sell the cores they had, they had a cart of complete animals brought over.

This included two dogs and one pig.

"Dogs should have combat capabilities. Pigs..."

Remembering the appearance of domestic pigs, Veril had some doubts.

But she decided to try it anyway.

After sending the blueprint back to the main world, the white-haired young girl began summoning a skeleton in front of Karu.

Before long, a creature made entirely of bones burst out of the flesh from the corpse, exuding a strange black aura.

Most importantly, there was a small flame burning in its eye sockets.