The concept of Traversal was separated from his body again, and it transformed back into an ordinary talisman, which surrounded Li Xingkong's Concept Platform.
The strange phenomena formed by the talisman and the Dharma Aspect are combined, so much so that even immortals would perceive Li Xingkong and the talisman as a unified whole.
After withdrawing his Divine Sense and Immortal Power and removing the formation he had set up during his seclusion, Li Xingkong slowly stood up and exhaled.
I have gained some insights from this seclusion; at least my Human Immortal system has taken another step forward based on its initial conception.
Next... naturally, I'll take on a few missions, get more chances to enter the Immortal Artifact Vault, and retrieve a few Concept Pearl to study them in detail.
In fact, Li Xingkong has been in this Era of Chaos for nearly a thousand years, yet he has almost never been to the front lines. The closest he ever came to the front lines was probably when he faced the Nether River.
But in the end, they didn't make it; they just rushed through the end.
He had never even seen a different race.
Divine Land's an old Chinese saying that goes, "Since we're already here..."
I should at least see it for myself.
In theory, we must arm ourselves; in practice, we must also arm ourselves.
The pen and the gun barrel must be equally hard.
If the knowledge and theoretical system that Li Xingkong had previously seen and acquired were a lighthouse, then his protective techniques and combat experience were the boat to save him from disaster; neither could be lacking.
Before he became an immortal, the treasure ship could carry Li Xingkong forward, but to an immortal, the ship was like a lone log, offering no defensive capabilities whatsoever.
Even a small wave could overturn it.
Just as Li Xingkong dispelled the formation, Yisu and the others noticed the change and rushed over from various parts of the cave.
When they arrived at Li Xingkong's location, they saw Li Xingkong standing in the air, deep in thought.
Congratulations on your successful completion of seclusion, senior.
"Don't mention it. I've been bothering you for so long in your cave. I'm the one who's been inconvenienced."
Seeing the group approach, Li Xingkong deactivated the light screen.
He originally intended to have the system help filter out some tasks, but this Era of Chaos was different from other eras, using a more rigorous system. The system's qualifications were not sufficient to access the mission system of the base.
There's no other way but to accept the quests myself.
Having been in seclusion in their cave for so long, Li Xingkong was not an unreasonable person. Although he had already helped them expand their cave several times over, it was just a small favor.
Recalling Fufu's previous conversation with Li Xingkong about her lack of theoretical knowledge, Li Xingkong quickly came up with a solution.
With a wave of his hand, countless rare treasures and refining materials from all parts of the cave seemed to come alive, transforming into dragons of various colors and flying into Li Xingkong's hand.
The densely packed materials were clearly not enough. From behind Li Xingkong, countless materials appeared out of thin air and continued to converge into Li Xingkong's hands.
Three jade spheres, each only the size of a walnut, slowly took shape amidst the convergence of these various materials. Judging from their appearance, they were clearly three spheres crafted by ghosts.
It must be said that, in terms of both craftsmanship and aesthetics, this "ghostly craft ball" is absolutely the pinnacle of human craftsmanship.
Li Xingkong also had a certain fondness for it.
The whereabouts of the vast amount of material are unknown, and the final product consisted of only these three Ghost Craft Spheres, which ended up in Li Xingkong's hands.
He casually tossed them, and each of the three got one.
"This little gadget isn't really useful, just consider it a toy for you."
The three were clearly drawn to the magical orb in their hands, which was still absorbing and releasing Magic Power.
Although I don't know its purpose, its appearance alone makes it perfectly suitable as a decoration.
"I noticed that your ability to create things from the void is somewhat lacking. This little gadget is meant to assist you. Any object you wish to replicate can be infinitely copied by using the power of this Ghostly Crafting Orb and supplying Magic Power."
After explaining how to use the small ball to them, a look of surprise and delight appeared on their faces.
Yisu took out several harvested spiritual plants from her Space Bag, simply shining the Ghost Crafting Ball on it and activating her magic Magic Power. The Ghost Crafting Ball spun a few times and then spat out a waterfall of spiritual plants. The densely packed spiritual plants fell directly to the ground, piling up into a small mountain.
The whistle then raised his treasured sword, which he had used for a long time, in front of him, and then activated his Magic Power.
Although it didn't grow as quickly as a spiritual plant, a visible blade tip appeared in front of him after just a few breaths.
This magical artifact can also be replicated, it just takes a bit more time.
This knife cost him nearly 200 contribution points, and judging from the current progress of the bead's construction, it only takes a day to directly replicate the knife.
"A divine artifact!"
In this situation, how could they not know that what Li Xingkong had bestowed upon them was a genuine divine artifact?
"It's just a toy, keep it."
For Li Xingkong now, material things are just toys; he can mold as many as he wants.
The gap between cultivation levels is like that, comparable to the difference between heaven and earth.
"I'm planning to pick up some quests. There are some things I really want in that artifact vault. Are there any rules about accepting these quests?"
Li Xingkong was indeed preparing to accept the mission, but that didn't stop him from asking around with a few people first.
Although they were assigned tasks at the Nascent Soul stage, it didn't prevent them from interacting with many immortals.
"Yes, senior, there are several types of tasks for immortals."
"The first type is a solo mission, which usually involves handling trivial matters and encountering only a single immortal as an opponent. The difficulty is considered moderate. The second type is a group mission, which usually involves two races fighting to the bitter end, requiring immortals to step in and set up formations for battle. This type of mission is very dangerous, and even immortals can easily fall victim to it."
The third type is the "rear guard" mission, where the army marches with the Nascent Soul, remaining in the rear to stabilize morale and deter the enemy. The main battlefields for this type of mission are Nascent Soul cultivators, and immortals are generally not allowed to intervene, making it relatively safer.
"If you're new to the Era of Chaos, you might want to try this third option. It's relatively peaceful and safer to stay in the rear."
Among the various mission formats, Li Xingkong first ruled out solo missions.
He is currently unfamiliar with the fighting styles among the immortals of the Era of Chaos, and rashly going out alone would be no different from going to his death.
As for this mission of stationing troops... Although Li Xingkong was somewhat tempted by its safety, if the mission was truly as Yisu said, then Li Xingkong would still not be able to witness the immortal's methods.
This is not what Li Xingkong to see.
Seeing the immortal's methods as soon as possible would allow Li Xingkong to take precautions. Right now, he knew nothing, and everything before him was like a Mist. He felt like an animal that had just come ashore from the water, with everything filled with the unknown. This feeling made him very uncomfortable.
Li Xingkong: this time, he would choose a group mission.
With the support of teammates, the chance to witness immortals battling it out, and the ability to Traversal, escaping shouldn't be a problem.