The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
Qi Sheng had seen the Greenwood Race's situation.
In fact, besides their mistaken understanding of history, the Greenwood Race had gotten something else wrong.
The Greenwood Race player Cang Fu believed that his Nature Affinity talent in the game came from the bloodline inheritance of the Green Source Race (Greenwood Race).
But this ability fundamentally had nothing to do with bloodlines.
Although Player Bodies were created using real-world bodies as templates, they retained only their real-world biological characteristics, without replicating their bloodlines.
All players started with initialized Pure Bodies-in other words, bodies created from sacrificial power.
The only differences lay in their physical structures.
For example, a Human Race Player Body created with 1,000 points of sacrificial power was fundamentally no different from a Gillfish Race Player Body created with 1,000 points of sacrificial power, but their physical structures had clearly different specifications.
Gillfish Race players had physical structures that allowed them to breathe underwater, while Human Race players lacked this ability.
In terms of body size, the larger the body, the more those 1,000 points of sacrificial power had to be stretched.
The Greenwood Race still possessed their talent for affinity with nature because this inheritance was passed down not through bloodlines, but through souls.
When he created players, the only things he left unchanged were their consciousnesses and souls, choosing to transfer them directly from reality.
These were implanted into the Player Bodies he made for them, allowing perfect control.
So Cang Fu had clearly misunderstood where his inherited ability came from.
But whether the Greenwood Race knew the truth about this did not matter.
He cared more about the players' development.
His view shifted then.
Over these past days of development, two more Primordial Monsters had been successfully contained.
The first monster was