"Holy shit! A Void Ring!!!"
The moment Fang Mo saw the black-purple ring in Steve's hand, he cried out in shock.
Yes, what Steve held was one of the greatest artifacts from the Equivalent Exchange mod: the Void Ring.
It was an artifact crafted from a Black Hole Ring, an Aether Density Gem, and two pieces of Red Matter. Not only did it possess the abilities of both the Black Hole Ring and the Aether Density Gem, it even had additional functions.
In the game, the Black Hole Ring could absorb dropped items over a wide area. Right-clicking it could also destroy any fluid.
The Aether Density Gem, meanwhile, could transform—or rather, compress—the items Steve carried.
Any item with an EMC value—the energy system in Equivalent Exchange, where most items had fixed EMC values—would be transformed into Iron Ingots, Gold Ingots, Diamonds, and then the mod-exclusive materials Dark Matter and Red Matter.
The Black Hole Ring and Aether Density Gem could not only be placed in one's inventory.
They could even be put inside an Alchemical Bag.
Under normal circumstances, once players obtained these two items, they would prepare a separate Alchemical Bag and then mine like mad with a Red Matter Warhammer or Catalytic Crystal.
They would not need to worry about their inventories filling up, because once every item was sucked into the Alchemical Bag—whether dirt, Gravel, Cobblestone, coal, Gold Ingots, Lapis Lazuli, or even monster drops—it would all be converted into Red Matter.
Then, after returning home, players would throw that Red Matter into a Transmutation Table to turn it into EMC values, which they could use to exchange for any materials they needed.
Given enough time, players could even hollow out the entire underground world.
The Black Hole Ring and Aether Density Gem were already incredibly