The Fate Hunter
Chapter 554

Qingxian Diligently Cultivated

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This was also why the Star Chess Master had tested the three of them on the Eighty-Eight-Tower Mountains and Rivers.

After learning the Star Chess Momentum-Setting Arts, Li Qingxian took out his own Eighty-Eight-Tower Mountains and Rivers.

Inside the Fate Game Box, the power of a Grand Fate Arts Master had allowed this momentum configuration to be used directly. In essence, it had consumed the power the Star Chess Master had left behind.

Outside the Fate Game Box, the Eighty-Eight-Tower Mountains and Rivers reverted to its original Momentum Configuration City state. It would require many years of refinement before it could unleash its full power.

It was unlike the Ten Thousand Ants Climbing Dragon Configuration and the Golden Python Stealing Dragon Configuration, both of which had already been refined and could be used directly.

Li Qingxian lightly hefted the momentum configuration, which resembled a scale model of a city, and gently shook his head.

*Although the Eighty-Eight-Tower Mountains and Rivers momentum configuration I made that day was quite good and reached an extremely high level, it still wasn't enough. Some parts were rough, and some of the fate materials weren't good enough. These fundamental flaws won't matter much at first, but as my Star Chess Momentum-Setting Arts grow stronger, their consequences will gradually emerge. The Star Chess Master's notes made it very clear: he stopped at the Nine-Step Star because his foundation wasn't solid enough. Only after becoming a Grand Fate Arts Master did he create the complete Star Chess Momentum-Setting Arts. He could either keep using what he had, or destroy his first-step star, craft a new Eighty-Eight-Tower Mountains and Rivers, refine it into his Fate Mansion again, and reconnect it to the other momentum configurations one by one. That wouldn't have been difficult for him, but he might

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