After the Black Ghost left, Ke Meng looked around at the items surrounding him.
The items left around him were all sacrifices from high-level monsters. They were too powerful to cross Blue Star's membrane.
Even if some offerings were weak enough to cross Blue Star's great filter membrane, they were still extremely dangerous. They radiated indiscriminate waves of residual power, and if their owners were not strong enough, they would even kill them.
The Players' offerings were better in that regard. They were not powerful, but they were usable and had very useful functions.
Ke Meng did not look for the Players' offerings, however. Instead, he examined the offerings from Max-Level Monsters, searching for something he could activate directly.
Some items had been piled up into towering heaps.
Disturbed by the ocean currents, some items had already rolled beneath Ke Meng, touching his evil god body.
Through that contact, Ke Meng felt that he could now use them.
Of course, that only applied to the items touching him.
Ke Meng first checked his inventory to see what he had.
Brick imbued with a god's aura Cthulhu once held this brick and used it to strike an elder god. Over time, the brick became a divine artifact. Its strikes never miss and have a 100% chance of stunning the target. Stun duration depends on the target's resistance, with a minimum of one second. Can interrupt skills. The brick's damage depends on the wielder's strength, multiplying it by a minimum of two and a maximum of one hundred. Side effect: descent into madness.
Although the side effect was described in just a few words, the aura radiating from this brick was truly formidable.
"Descent into madness" sounded simple, but Ke Meng could guarantee that if this thing ever arrived on