The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 261 Service Maintenance, Brain Base Station

"Chief, Sister Tang has run away."

Huowa looked at Luozu cautiously.

Upon hearing this news, Luo Zu was also slightly taken aback.

Even someone as adept at navigating worldly affairs as he was, sometimes found himself miscalculating.

"When did this happen?" Luo Zu didn't seem too excited.

"Just yesterday."

Yesterday? Based on the signal's delay, that would have been three years ago...

"Why is she leaving?" Since she is leaving, it certainly won't be a trip from Luoxiang to the Rewu tribe and back.

"Sister Tang said she also wanted to go out and gain experience."

"Um."

"Huh?" Huowa looked at Luozu strangely.

"Everyone has their own opportunities. If you worry and fret too much, where will you find them?" Luo Zu said softly.

"..." Huowa didn't know what to say.

After that, Luo Zu didn't say anything more about the matter. He talked to Huowa about the current situation in the human world and announced that the game would be "suspended" for one day (one day in the primordial world).

"Chieftain, it's just a few petty thieves, is there really no need for this?" Huowa advised upon hearing this.

To these extraterrestrial visitors, the fighting techniques of the beings in this world, though diverse, were indeed... weak.

Especially when they have stayed in this world for a long time and often travel between the two worlds, they feel that the difference between these true immortals in the human world and their original forms is really quite large.

They had already noticed the inconsistency in the system of weights and measures, with the measurements in the two worlds differing by nearly ten million times.

This allows us to compare the differences in the range of divine sense coverage, thus anticipating the enemy's moves and creating a greater difference in spell casting distance.

Therefore, under the guidance of Luo Zu's advanced observation experience, the "Peak Cavemen" conducted extensive research and recording on cultivators of different realms and races in the human world.

The final conclusion is that the human environment influences the abilities of these practitioners.

More accurately, it is a rule, a rule that is almost like the Tao, that interferes with their judgment of measurement, and even successfully influences them when they first enter this world.

However, their realms are real and true; they possess the necessary power, though it has been greatly diminished due to their environment.

However, after the "caveman" entered this world, even though they had awakened, they were still bound by the rules of the world. The power of the primordial immortals was compressed and their divine consciousness was suppressed. Thus, the Great Dao was eternal, and they maintained their realm.

"Don't be so arrogant," Luo Zu said lightly.

"Yes, Chieftain." Huowa lowered his head in shame.

"Clan leader, the century-old agreement between Immortal Lord of Myriad Laws and Saint Venerable of Fighting Laws is just around the corner. Should I wait until they finish their battle before I rest?" Fire Boy said cautiously.

After so many years of exploration, they have come to understand that there is a time difference between the human world and the prehistoric world, and that this time difference is variable.

According to their observations, this is the time with the greatest time difference, three thousand times. One day in the primordial era is equivalent to ten years in the human world.

Therefore, when Luo Zu lets them rest for one day, ten years will pass in this world.

Ten years... is not a long time. In the long lifespan of a true immortal, it is nothing more than a single seclusion, a blink of an eye.

However, in the midst of the great calamity sweeping across the human world today, ten years is enough time for many things to happen.

Many people will likely die, and another land will likely be razed to the ground, becoming a land of the end times.

But how could they disobey the orders given by the Lord of Luo?

We can only comply.

"Alright, Chieftain, I'll leave right away." Under Luo Zu's piercing gaze, Huowa could only rub his forehead, wipe away non-existent sweat, and quickly retreat from the human realm.

It left only a fleeting afterimage in the same spot.

The afterimages are the physical bodies in this world that Luo Zu specially designed for them. They can hide in the spatial interlayers and will not be disturbed by others, nor will they be framed or killed by others.

After Luo Zu left, he was about to use a supernatural power.

But as soon as he started, he put it down again.

"The primordial wilderness is vast; three years is enough time for a true immortal to travel a hundred million miles." Luo Zu's mind was already filled with many thoughts.

But in the end, he still used his supernatural powers to connect with a thought that was extremely distant.

fail…

"Damn it," Luo Zu muttered angrily.

The battle between the powerful cultivators of the Lich and Demon races sealed off Leize, rendering Luo Zu's methods of contacting distant thoughts ineffective.

Feeling helpless about this, he felt helpless.

Even a Golden Immortal couldn't break through this barrier, let alone him.

"Taiyi, Daluo..."

He is now very concerned about the situation in Luoxiang, but unfortunately the "signal" is delayed and the distance is too far, a full three years.

Anything can happen in three years.

Moreover, the prehistoric world was fraught with danger. Who knew when some powerful being might fight near Luoxiang and wipe out the "Upper Caveman" tribe?

Luo Zu is currently hundreds of thousands of light-years away. Even if something happens, his clone's thoughts are scattered, and he cannot receive the news immediately.

Fortunately, he has not yet sensed that his identity has been shattered.

The speed at which his clone's thoughts were scattered and fed back to him was much faster than the time it took for Huowa and the others to log into the human world. It took about half a year for the news of the scattered thoughts to be fed back to his main body.

Furthermore, with the improvement of Luo Zu's cultivation level, the feedback speed will also increase accordingly.

Logically, this should also be related to the range of divine consciousness; the strength of the primordial spirit will increase the speed of thought feedback.

Luo Zu even came up with an extremely simple yet effective means of information dissemination.

That is to split the spirit of some weak creatures, then have one person take that split spirit out, and then as long as the weak creature is killed, the passively split spirit will collapse, thus allowing the message to spread quickly.

However, this method of spreading information is still too inefficient, and it is not as good as another method that Luo Zu has been devising in recent years.

That is to set up one of his spiritual brains in various places, using it as a base station to connect to the Internet within a certain range, so that information can be processed and transmitted quickly.

Luo Zu named this project the Reiki Brain Base Station Project!

It's a good project, but it's not very realistic in the prehistoric world.

The primordial world was teeming with life, and the terrain was complex in various places. Sometimes even the Great Daos differed. Furthermore, many powerful and colossal beasts roamed around, making it easy for spiritual energy to be damaged.

Therefore, it is not as good as the earth vein communication method of the witch clan and the starlight communication method of the demon clan.

The demon race's starlight communication method is the most interesting. Their starlight communication speed is 30,000 times that of light, and sometimes the speed of urgent messages from the Heavenly Court can reach tens of millions of times.

If the Heavenly Court's message is urgent, its transmission speed can reach the destination instantly, regardless of where in the prehistoric world it is.

This is also a "secret" of the demon race that Kou Kou told Luo Zu (a secret that is not a secret).

As Luo Zu was lost in thought, time in the mortal realm slipped away unnoticed, and the hundred-year agreement between the Immortal Lord of Myriad Laws and the Saint Venerable of Fighting Laws came to an end.

(End of this chapter)