Understanding star energy had changed Lu Yin's perception of the universe. "One flower, one world" wasn't just something people said casually. Every speck of star energy was equivalent to a world, and this Tear of the Benevolent also contained a world—a world where toxins existed and interacted with one another.
Dice Three Points had improved this world. Lu Yin couldn't judge just how potent this drop of deadly poison had become.
Poison didn't have any absolute killing power. It all depended on how it was used.
Lu Yin carefully put away the Tear of the Benevolent. He had gained another powerful weapon, but it had cost him a fortune—1.9 billion cubic meters of Star Energy Marrow.
At his current position, even the slightest improvement to anything he might need cost hundreds of millions. Honestly, it was such a money sink!
Next, he would improve the Extreme Ice Stone.
He had obtained it on the Emperor Ice Continent. Supposedly, it could freeze injuries.
This sort of thing was like medicine: completely useless when you didn't need it, but it could save your life when you did.
He still had over three billion cubic meters of Star Energy Marrow, so he could definitely afford to improve it.
Unlike the Tear of the Benevolent, the Extreme Ice Stone wasn't an external object with obvious offensive capabilities. Improving it consumed far fewer resources at the same level. He had improved the Extreme Ice Stone seven times before, and the seventh improvement had cost only 200 million cubic meters of Star Energy Marrow. By comparison, the sixth improvement of the Tear of the Benevolent had cost a billion cubic meters. There was no comparison.
But the Tear of the Benevolent could only be improved six times. Lu Yin had no idea how many times he