Applied Immortality
Chapter 1692

Hualing Sect

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Without a doubt, this was a gorgeous and resplendent world.

But that did not contradict the fact that it was also an abandoned world.

The rocky planets that had once existed in this world had been pulverized to dust in battles between powerful beings. Dust filled the inner reaches of the Great Sun Territory, then was churned by gravity into swirling interstellar dust belts. Sunlight refracted again and again within the dust, displaying seven-colored radiance. Rainbows sprawled freely like flooded rivers.

And amid those brilliant nebulae, there was also an elongated shadow—it was a crooked, misshapen planet. Perhaps because it was too small, it could not even maintain a regular spherical shape.

Yet strangely enough, it appeared to have an atmosphere and water.

Wang Qi nodded. "This planet is very unnatural..."

"Of course it is unnatural. There is no such planet in the universe—one whose gravity is insufficient to compress itself into a regular shape, yet which possesses a complete atmosphere." Feng Bu'en said, "This thing was left behind by the Savior Devil King..."

As Feng Bu'en spoke, he moved his hand and projected an illusion of a metal magical item. "We examined this magical item. Its spell structures were all completed during crystal formation. By the Dragon Race's terminology, it is a typical Water Folk artifact-refining technique, and it bears great similarities to the artifact-refining techniques we found in the Savior Devil Realm."

As Feng Bu'en spoke, many diagrams resembling artifact-refining blueprints appeared and were compared against one another.

Wang Qi nodded. He could tell that some of the diagrams showed the structure of this magical item itself, while the others were artifact-refining blueprints from the Savior Devil Realm.

"This magical item can serve as a source of gravity, gathering rubble and interstellar dust, and it can also maintain

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