Although he couldn't master the skill immediately, Liu Zhi opened the Yellow Springs Volcanic Crater scroll at once.
Only after reading it carefully did Liu Zhi understand why this skill was classified as divine. The Yellow Springs Volcanic Crater was nothing less than a devastating skill.
Even Liu Zhi hadn't expected the skill to work like this: it directly created a volcanic crater on the ground.
It had all the effects of a normal active volcano.
The most dangerous part wasn't that. If it merely created an active volcano, that would actually be a druid's ability.
The reason the Yellow Springs Volcanic Crater had "Yellow Springs" in its name was that once the active volcano appeared, it became connected to the Yellow Springs.
Everyone who died beneath the volcano's power would become undead and walk step by step from its base into the crater.
And this affected all living things, whether intelligent or not—even trees were included. Once they entered the crater, they became part of the volcano and strengthened its power.
When the crater grew to the size of a real active volcano, it would become permanent.
It might even turn the entire planet into a volcano.
This was an extremely deadly skill.
Using it anywhere would inflict devastating damage on the surrounding environment.
Of course, that wasn't all Liu Zhi found.
At the bottom of the scroll were several unfinished ideas.
In these ideas, the Yellow Springs Volcanic Crater was merely a starting point.
Players could cause even greater destruction by detonating the volcano.
They could also draw upon the volcano's magma or its undead.
How they used it was up to the player.
Looking over these ideas, Liu Zhi realized that the system was making a concession to mythic-level players.
If everything were fully laid out, players