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Chapter 1683 World History Pillar

The magic beans developed by the Towering Pillars and the towering [Botanical Garden] can only grow a few hundred meters. It's not that there is no way to continue to increase the height, but if they grow any higher, they will become thinner.

So after growing to several hundred meters, they use parasitic plants, using the magic bean vines as soil to continue climbing upwards. After climbing hundreds of meters again, they place parasitic plants on the parasitic plants, and repeat the cycle over and over again.

This process is quite tedious, and it is important to ensure that the extension and entanglement of the parasitic plants are even. If the surface of the Tower becomes uneven and the force is uneven, the Tower will collapse.

After four stages, the ten-thousand-meter-high Towering Pillar has changed from looking like a thin line between heaven and earth to a thick rope between heaven and earth, but it is still far from being a real Towering Pillar.

But it has developed smoothly so far. After passing the four most dangerous stages, the rest is relatively safe. It requires a large number of players to repeatedly operate to increase the width of the Optimus Prime.

The professional players gave up the stage, and the next step was to play freely and pile up materials.

Safety is safety, but time is limited. There are only ten hours in total, and six hours have passed. The fifth stage of piling materials has only one hour left.

A large number of players appeared in an orderly manner, some boarded the floating island, and some were on the base.

Although it can be a free stacking session, the players involved have also made preparations in advance. They don't want to fall behind after the professional players perform perfectly and let all their efforts go to waste.

So how can we stack materials freely while ensuring maximum benefits? The answer is obvious, that is to turn the Optimus Prime into a world-class prop.

World-class equipment can be very simply defined as equipment that possesses world-class power.

Most of the world-class equipment has conceptual-level capabilities, such as the world-shattering [Howl of Ares], and the meteor-like [Gungnir] that is sure to hit the heart. Some world-class equipment is even rarer and represents the power of a world.

For example, there is Surtur, who symbolizes the Age of Gods and Muspelheim, one of the world tree worlds.

So far, almost all world-class equipment comes from the Age of Gods and the Age of Gods, so world-class equipment has also been placed on a pedestal by players and has become an object of competition.

But a year ago, an exception appeared in the world-class equipment, that is [100 Million Wish Cards], a black card that can only be obtained by collecting and reading more than 100 million wish cards.

The black on the card is the black of 100 million wishes stacked together. Before these 100 million wishes are used up, the user can become a god.

This [God] is not a god with a specific priesthood, but a living being that can only be described as a god.

All professions are forced to be upgraded to the apex of the profession system tree, even if the apex is a unique profession. All skill proficiency is forced to be upgraded to surpass skills. The effect is simple and unpretentious, completing the transformation with both numerical values ​​and mechanisms.

But its effect itself is not important. What is important is that this is a one-time, world-class prop that can be crafted.

From that day on, [World Class] was no longer out of reach, unimaginable, but seemed to be right beside us.

Although there have been no new world-class items or equipment since [100 Million Wish Cards], [100 Million Wish Cards] seems to be a coincidence, but many players, especially those who like to research and dig deep into the settings, have not given up. There is no such thing as coincidence in the world, only giving up without enough attempts and research.

Now, these players, who have been researching for a whole year, combined with intelligence on many world-class equipment, released their research hypotheses in an official event.

It is impossible to simply build a giant pillar that supports the sky. It is easy to make a pillar that is ten thousand meters high, but it is almost impossible to make a pillar that is ten thousand meters high and still stand upright. Even if it miraculously stabilizes and does not fall down, it will collapse due to its own weight.

The gaps between the various materials connected will be infinitely magnified under the weight brought by the scale of ten thousand meters, destroying the giant pillars like termites eating away at wood.

Then let's turn all the materials into a whole, gather the world on the Towering Pillar, turn the entire Towering Pillar into a super-large prop, and make it a world-class prop.

This is a crazy idea based only on some theories, and no experiments have even been conducted. The risk is huge, but the benefits are extremely high.

Finally, after voting, the players decided to have a two-pronged approach, conservatively building an extremely solid core pillar before attempting to create world-class props.

This is not something you can try whenever you want. The so-called pile of materials is just a garbage dump. To make every bit of material meaningful is definitely beyond the capabilities of ordinary players.

But the audience of this world is extremely broad, and all kinds of players can be found. Artist players who are good at design have joined forces with setting maniacs and game story background explorers to create the structure of the Optimus Prime.

It was a design that was credible even to conservatives who felt that no one should attempt an unwarranted experiment under circumstances where failure was not an option.

The fifth stage officially began when the dark crowd of foreigners climbed up the vines.

Mountains, rivers, grass and trees were born on the Towering Pillars. They are not simply there to serve as scenery, but they form a page of history as they meander. The buildings sandwiched among them form hieroglyphs, writing the stories of mankind and various ethnic groups.

Those buildings are definitely not placed randomly, but are specially designed based on long-stored information by game history enthusiasts and setting fanatics.

The top of the Pillars of Heaven symbolizes the very beginning, when each civilized race lived in one direction. Going down along the Pillars of Heaven is the past history, when the races began to collide with each other, which meant wars and conflicts. Some became extinct, and some merged.

Each collision is a major event between famous civilized races in historical records, occasionally mixed with large-scale natural disasters. Of course, the overwhelming existence of the Titan evil god must have occupied a considerable amount of space.

These parts describing past history are very general and indirect, covering a huge period of time. But starting from a certain point, those simple hieroglyphs that resemble plant roots and stems began to bloom and turned into countless flowers.

That was the appearance of the players. Countless major events filled the Optimus Prime. The evil Titan god was conquered, the Nemean Giant was conquered, the remnants of the Age of Gods, the third generation of the Cyclops, the World Series, the exchange of authority between the Earth and the Sun... and so on.

The columnar history book with extremely high artistic value instantly became a graffiti for children to show off their achievements, happily and proudly.

(End of this chapter)