Elven cultivators

The registration area for identity information is located at a counter deep inside the lobby.

During the registration period, Grant explained the Kia Space to the elves.

"The foundation upon which the dragon race created the subspace is the essence of the dragon race accumulated over ten thousand years in the Holy Dragon Mountains. As a result, a large number of dragon souls were born in the subspace. The more powerful a being is when it enters the subspace, the more likely it is to trigger their reaction."

"Life forms at the Saint level, once they step into the entrance to the subspace, will attract the attention of the entire subspace's dragon souls, and will be besieged relentlessly until they are killed."

"The Allied Forces were unaware of this at first. When the subspace first appeared, they sent two Saints into it, but they almost perished inside and paid a great price to escape successfully. Since then, the Allied Forces have stopped sending Saints into the subspace, which is why the Allied Forces are recruiting elites from the mainland."

"On the battlefield of the subspace, the legendary and the elite Gold Saints are the main force."

The three elders, Cedric, and Roman listened with secret amazement.

Anton was not surprised at all.

In the game, this is actually the dungeon level restriction.

However, he didn't say anything more.

Although he already knew about the warp, he listened intently to Grant's account, considering the potential changes the butterfly effect might bring.

He also took the opportunity to pass on the information to the other members of the team through Grant, so that he wouldn't have to repeat it again.

"Although legendary-rank and peak-gold-rank individuals are not besieged like saints, they are still occasionally attacked by one or two dragon souls in the subspace."

"If you encounter them, you'd better be careful. Although dragon souls only retain 70-80% of their combat power from when they were alive, they don't have a fixed physical form and are immune to physical attacks. Only the power of laws or powerful spells can hurt them, so they are actually more difficult to deal with than living dragons."

"Fortunately, these dragon souls cannot leave the warp, otherwise the allied forces would be in big trouble."

Grant's expression was somewhat subtle when he said this, as if he had suffered at the hands of the Dragon Soul in the Warp.

Anton could understand his apprehension.

Monsters with soul-like properties are a warrior's nightmare.

"Secondly, there are methods of disengagement."

Grant reached into his waistband and took out a scroll, which he then waved in front of everyone.

The scroll was made of dark blue animal hide, with silver spatial runes shimmering on its surface.

"Once you enter the subspace, there are only two ways to leave."

"First, completely destroy the subspace; second, use this detachment scroll, once activated, to teleport the user back to the entrance."

"Each squad entering the subspace can collect a certain number of escape scrolls from the Allied Logistics Department before departure. However, the effect of these scrolls can only last for a maximum of three months. Therefore, each time you enter the subspace, you should not stay for more than three months."

"Also, after detaching from the scroll and activating, there is a few seconds of teleportation time. This process cannot be interrupted, otherwise the teleportation will be stopped. If you are lucky, it may cause spatial turbulence and you will not know where you will be teleported to. After all, the subspace is not as stable as the material world."

By this time, the elves had registered their information and received their respective identity badges.

The group turned around and returned to the central stone platform they had just been on.

"There are a total of eighteen core nodes in the entire subspace. When all the nodes are destroyed, the entire subspace will completely collapse."

"However, the location of spatial nodes is not fixed."

"They change their location at any time, without any discernible pattern. Only by getting close enough can you detect the exact location of the node through spatial fluctuations."

"This is because the nodes resonate with and influence each other, and their energy fields are intertwined, like a spread-out net. The movement of each node will affect the resonance of the entire net, thus obscuring the energy characteristics of a single node."

"However, as more nodes are destroyed, the frequency of change of the remaining nodes will gradually decrease, and the range that can be perceived will expand, making it easier for us to find spatial nodes."

The Third Elder asked, "I heard that the number of people allowed to enter the subspace is limited?"

"That's right." Grant nodded without stopping. "A maximum of seven people can enter at a time, no more, no less."

"This is a rule imposed by the laws of the subspace. The allied forces have tried many times, but no matter how they adjust it, teams of seven or more people will be rejected by the space entrance. If they try to force their way in, they will be torn to pieces by the spatial turbulence during the entry process."

"Fortunately, it should be the same for the dragons; they won't have an advantage over us."

At this point, Grant glanced at the elves and offered a reminder.

"You currently have six people, leaving one spot vacant. To maximize your combat strength, I suggest you find another helper to make it seven. This will greatly improve your survival rate in the subspace."

Anton nodded slightly.

But he didn't actually intend to do that.

The elite squads sent by each race have a fixed number of members.

Either the clan itself gathers seven people, or several familiar factions team up to make up the number.

Those who are all alone are probably extremely rare.

I doubt any team would dare to recruit someone like that.

Anton didn't want an unknown member in his team.

He would rather have one less combatant than have an unstable element in the team.

Seemingly sensing Anton's intentions, Grant quickly changed the subject and continued, "The location you land in after entering the warp is random."

"Each node in the subspace is basically guarded by dragons and pure-blooded dragonkin, including many dragons at the peak of the legendary level. It is impossible for a small team to take them down."

"So once you discover a spatial node, it's best not to rush in. Wait near the node for a while until more squads arrive before launching a full-scale attack."

"With multiple teams working together, the chances of capturing a node are much higher. We just need to launch the attack before the spatial node changes position again."

As they spoke, they returned to the central area of ​​the hall and arrived at the stone counters along the inner side of the hall.

"This is the redemption area."

Grant pointed to the ring of crystal panels floating above the counter.

"Using the magic crystal chip built into the identity badge, you can search for redeemable resources and corresponding contribution points on these magic crystal screens."

The elves didn't stand on ceremony. They each took out the identity badges they had received during registration, found an empty crystal plate, and stuck the badges into the grooves on the edge of the plate.

A pale blue ripple immediately appeared on the surface of the crystal board, and lines of glowing text emerged from the ripples, densely covering the entire surface.

At the top are more than a dozen category icons.

Including magical equipment, potions, materials, combat skills, spells, puppets...

The page defaults to displaying the first category of magic equipment.

Fireforged Armor, Tideblade, Storm Crossbow, Soul-Splittering Battle Axe, Dragon Fang Scimitar...

The elves were dazzled by the dazzling array of magical equipment.

The equipment listed above starts at least at the extraordinary level, with quite a few legendary level items mixed in.

They then opened the materials page.

Meteorite Iron, Eternal Wood, Chaos Magic Crystal, Dragon Heart Essence Blood, Nightmare Vine, Void Stone...

Materials that had only been seen in ancient books were now appearing in rows on the exchange list, which was astonishing.

Looking at other item categories, the situation is similar.

The elves exchanged glances, all deeply shocked.

The coalition's profound foundation and abundant resources far exceeded their expectations before they arrived.

What are rare materials that would make an entire power fight tooth and nail for in the outside world are merely one item on a long list here.

As long as you have enough contribution points, you can redeem them at any time.

No wonder the coalition was able to attract so many powerful individuals from various races to participate in the war.

In the corner, Anton stared intently at the entries on the crystal panel.

Although the resources offered by the coalition were very generous, most of them failed to entice him.

Or rather, it's not worth it for him to spend his precious contribution points to exchange for it.

His goal from beginning to end has only been that small handful of rare resources.

For example, the source of all wood and the core of elements.

Anton quickly found the two entries.

In particular, it has elements of earth, wind, water, and fire.

If you have extra contribution points, you can exchange them for more to use in the future for crafting mystical weapons.

There are also elemental crystals, which also contain earth, wind, water, and fire.

Anton nodded secretly.

As expected of one of the five top powers, they have a deep pocket.

Even such a rare elemental crystal can produce four different properties.

For Anton, the greatest use of elemental crystals is to shorten the cultivation time of spirit stone veins.

Currently, the clan only controls two magic stone veins.

One of them already has an elemental crystal embedded in it, which is being transformed into a spirit stone vein.

The other source of magic stones will be used to refine sensing spirit stones and magic crystal products, and there is no plan to convert them in the short term.

Strictly speaking, clans no longer need elemental crystals.

However, this item is extremely rare. If you miss this opportunity, you don't know when you'll be able to get your hands on it again.

It's best to stock up on a few now, just in case.

Anton continued his search and found a lot of dragon organ materials on the materials page.

Unfortunately, none of them held much appeal for him.

The sword pellet devours the dragon, absorbing its entire body's essence, energy, and spirit.

A single component of the material has almost no effect on the improvement of the sword pellet.

However, upon seeing the essence of the dragon's heart, Anton suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

He remembered a magical artifact he had inadvertently seen while flipping through the Great Dao Jade Slip.

Nine Dragons Divine Fire Cover.

A top-tier fire-based magic weapon for spatial attacks.

Once unleashed, it can trap enemies, with nine fire dragons coiling inside, their flames blazing into the sky. It is said to be able to trap and kill even Nascent Soul cultivators, making its power extremely terrifying.

The most essential ingredient for crafting the Nine Dragons Divine Fire Cover is the heart and blood essence of ninety-nine dragon species.

"If we could gather the essence of the hearts of ninety-nine dragons, perhaps we could forge a similar magical artifact?"

The real Nine Dragons Divine Fire Cover is a genuine artifact, and Anton doesn't expect to be able to forge it now.

Even if the imitation is not as good as the real Nine Dragons Divine Fire Cover, having one-tenth of its power would be very impressive.

Worth a try.

The prerequisite is that he has extra contribution points to exchange.

Suppressing the thought for the moment, Anton continued his search, and after a moment his eyes suddenly lit up.

Thunder Prison Pillar!

Sure enough, if we're talking about where on the Dawn Continent the most likely place to find the Thunder Prison Pillar, it's only right now in the Burning Beacon Hall.

Anton was overjoyed.

Back in Wulei Valley, he relied on the Thunder Cage composed of seven Thunder Prison Pillars to draw the power of thunder into his body and refine 40% of the Dan Sha in one go.

Unfortunately, all seven lightning pillars were destroyed afterward.

Despite his instructions to the clan to secretly search for a new Thunder Pillar, there was still no news.

We've finally found it.

After so many years, the thunder energy in Ure Valley must have recovered.

With the Thunder Prison Pillar, he can go to Wulei Valley to set up a new Thunder Prison Cage and quickly refine the remaining Dan Sha.

Breaking through the shell barrier is not far off!