Entering The Cabin in the Woods

Wu Heng sat in his chair, pondering what mysterious thing Spirit Sacrifice intended to bring back.

It could actually solve the problem of the Ghost-Repelling Great Wall.

The first possibility he ruled out was that Spirit Sacrifice was lying and trying to use this lie to obtain a positioning item and return to reality.

Because Spirit Sacrifice had absolutely no need to lie. Even if he told the truth, anyone who possessed such an item would hand it over to him.

After all, among the association president-level powerhouses, Spirit Sacrifice ranked near the top and was known for his loyalty and gratitude.

As long as word got out, plenty of people would be willing to help him, because assisting his return would bring rewards far exceeding what they gave.

If you could spend one million to save the life of the richest man in the world, would you refuse?

The reward afterward was completely foreseeable—it would definitely exceed one million!

With that possibility ruled out, what exactly was this thing that made Spirit Sacrifice so cautious?

The so-called Ghost-Repelling Great Wall plan was meant to avoid abandoning the vast majority of ordinary humans. Before Deep Blue Star fell into the Land of Absurdity, they intended to build an enormous "Truman World" capable of isolating the weirdness.

The idea was good.

But there was one central issue they could not get around: Scarlet Silver production was limited!

Every node that appeared only had a single mineral vein.

That vein would also be contested by all three realms. Though Cangyue Star and the Bright Realm were weaker, they could still concentrate their forces to seize some veins, merely accounting for twenty percent less.

With such limited production, anyone with eyes could see just how astronomical the amount of Scarlet Silver required for