The Conflict Between Players and the Empire

Chapter 548: The Conflict Between Players and the Empire.

What kind of quality was a World Treasure?

William actually knew.

Among them, the Sky City of the Winged Folk belonged to a World Treasure, and the three major human empires also possessed World Treasures.

In fact, for most Cultivators, anything above Legendary-Quality was simply considered a Holy Relic or Divine Artifact, without overly detailed distinctions.

Yet a very small number of professionals knew that aside from those divine and holy relics that amplified personal combat power, other artifacts and relics possessing ultra-strong strategic capabilities were called World Treasures.

Even among World Treasures, however, there were strengths and weaknesses.

Some World Treasures were not only incomparable to Main God-level artifacts, but they were even inferior to ordinary divine artifacts.

Yet just like the Sky City of the Winged Folk, even if one produced seven or eight Main God artifacts, would the Winged Folk trade it?

Obviously not, because the strategic value of Sky City was far too much higher than a Main God artifact.

A World Treasure was a treasure distinct from both divine artifacts and Main God artifacts.

Its value ranged from high to low, yet most possessed excellent strategic functions.

Yet it is quite obvious that the value of the World Tree must be much more precious than Sky City, and it might even be the most badass treasure in the entire Gods Continent.

Because aside from those functions, the World Tree can also give birth to elves... William swallowed hard, then walked out of the otherworld space in a daze.

At that moment,

evening was falling.

The moment he stepped out of the otherworld space, he was immediately greeted by his very own Goddess of Magic.

Moxis wore a form-fitting, snowy-white Magic robe with an extremely long hem