The sudden challenger prompt left Little Mage stunned.
He had only just finished naming his might, and the road ahead had unfolded in his heart.
Then, a moment later, he had unlocked a hidden mission that could resurrect the Spirit Breath Race.
This windfall had arrived so unexpectedly that it even left him feeling dazed, as though it were unreal.
He wondered whether his obsession had grown so deep that he was hallucinating.
Suppressing the surging turmoil in his heart, he hurriedly examined the full hidden mission information in his mind.
Mission introduction 1: expend sacrificial power to resurrect deceased members of the Spirit Breath Race (10,000 sacrificial power/1 resurrection). Note: resurrected Spirit Breath Race members may freely enter and leave all player spatial nodes and freely explore Monster World, but cannot use combat-enhancement functions such as star meridians, the Life Soul Database, or the Ascension to Godhood System. They may only use support functions such as resurrection after death, the map, the Four Gods' Blessing, and the Trading House. Mission requirement 2: travel to unlocked spatial node scenarios and expend sacrificial power to purchase node-space land for customized use.
The two specific hidden mission requirements pieced together an answer in Little Mage's mind: the Spirit Breath Race would officially put down roots in the Player Faction.
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Although they could not grow stronger rapidly through hunting monsters or stacking star meridians and life souls as regular players did, lacking those avenues for increasing their combat strength.
From another perspective, however, wasn't this a form of secure protection?
They would not have to rush to brutal battlefields, and would escape the cycle of their race's destruction entirely.
From now on, the Spirit Breath Race would have a unique logistical role within the Player Faction.
Countless ideas exploded through