I started by enhancing cancer cells and uniquely obtained the Godhood Sequence.

Luna Riel dropped her smiling expression, waved her hand, and the entire Great Wall of Bones was enveloped by a domain barrier.

"brush--!"

This barrier does not block any players, but rather excludes all the scattered stardust within the city's perimeter.

In addition, this also applies to some props that have been stained with black substances.

After finishing all this, Luna Riel looked at Lin Mo with a serious expression and said:

"Lord Lin Mo, how exactly did you manage to do that?"

She, along with the demigod-level powerhouses on the battlefield and the alien envoys, were eager to know what Blue Star possessed that allowed it to devour Star Erosion Dust.

Boz's mech system continuously analyzes and tests several nearby Bloodbath players.

Finally, the conclusion was reached:

"This isn't some special method; it comes from a natural talent!"

Talent or ability?

The demigod-level powerhouses present narrowed their eyes slightly and fell into deep thought.

If this is a talent or ability, then it also proves the irreplaceable nature of these players.

Talent and ability are always difficult to replicate.

Unless it's a fairy.

Is it possible for fairy species to replicate this ability of devouring star dust?

To be honest, they weren't sure either.

If they hadn't seen it with their own eyes, they would have thought it was a fantasy.

But what they are seeing now is truly shocking to their understanding.

Lin Mo remained silent throughout the questioning from the various demigod-level experts.

He simply stood quietly atop the city wall, watching as the Bloodbath players slowly, yet steadily, devoured the black substance.

Not many; each person receives only one or two black particles on average.

Compared to the tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, of black substances that often appear in the Black Tide, or the countless black substances that exist everywhere on this land, this amount of black substance is probably not even a fraction of what it is.

But this is still a huge step forward.

Because with less than 100,000 Bloodbath players, this time they can absorb approximately 200,000 levels of black matter.

This is equivalent to the amount of stardust from a small Black Tide.

Of course, even if these Bloodbath players can digest so much Stardust, it will still be difficult for them to deal with those Black Tide monsters.

Seeing that Lin Mo remained silent, the demigod-level experts stopped communicating.

However, this does not mean they are truly silent.

On the contrary, the envoys of the various races have already transmitted everything they have witnessed directly back to their respective tribes.

The several demigod-level powerhouses were silently calculating things in their minds and did not communicate with each other.

The Bloodbath player consumes the black matter very slowly.

It's clear that devouring these things is very difficult for them at their current level.

Starting at 1 p.m. and continuing until nearly evening, they finally devoured one or two black particles.

The process was lengthy, but the demigod-level powerhouses were all very patient, using their eyesight and senses to not miss a single detail of devouring the black matter.

They observed as many samples as possible.

Of course, the observation results are actually very simple and clear.

These Bloodbath players are like clone warriors, with almost identical abilities.

That's a bit strange.

This is an ability that only immortals possess.

Through generations of gene replication, abilities are copied into the deep layers of the genes, thus enabling them to be passed down from generation to generation.

In the ancient times of the Eternal Kingdom, this is called the inheritance of memory.

But as a newly emerged immortal species on Earth, and having only just entered the Eternal Kingdom, where would it have any inherited memories?

Could it be that all these blood-battle players are descendants of Lin Mo?

Lin Mo looks quite young...

They naturally didn't dare to treat Lin Mo as easily as they did when investigating these Blood Battle players.

Most importantly, probing a demigod can be seen as a provocation and a declaration of war.

Therefore, they will not easily probe those who are strong at the same level.

Could Lin Mo actually be an ancient monster with a long lifespan?!

They could sense the presence of the same genetic code among these blood-fighting players.

Moreover, they are different in origin but share the same source.

Clearly, they share the same bloodline.

Nexus, being the most qualified to speak on this matter, saw things more clearly than the other demigods.

It's not a true blood relationship, but rather something like the master-servant contract of our vampire species.

Vampires can create vampire servants through blood infection.

Although those vampire servants are not as good as pure-blooded vampires, they can still possess some of the talents of immortals.

These bloodbath players seem to be in a similar situation.

Therefore, we can infer from this that Lin Mo may possess relevant talent skills that can infect these Bloodbath players.

If that's the case...

Nexus suddenly became agitated for a moment, his scarlet eyes narrowing.

The value of these blood-soaked players might be much higher than he imagined!

He needs to reassess his judgment of Blue Star.

However, there is a problem: the value of these blood-fighting players is really hard to assess.

Throughout history, across countless eras in the Eternal Realm, there has never been a method that could completely eliminate Stardust.

In addition, there are many concerns about the future.

For example, Bloodbath players can devour Star Dust, but will there be any negative effects afterward?

For example, will it still be contaminated, or is this ability similar to their temporary destruction of the star dust trajectory, which is actually just a temporary solution?

……

In short, there are still many things that need to be verified and examined.

But Lin Mo remained silent, leaving the demigod-level experts present in a dilemma.

They're offering an exorbitant price?

Or should we conduct another assessment?

In short, both need to be considered and evaluated.

Because if you're slow to act, you're falling behind other races.

However, if the price is too high and the expected results are not achieved, it would be a waste of resources.

So, are you going to gamble?

……

Several demigod-level powerhouses were quite conflicted, but this was not a matter for discussion.

Suddenly, they understood why Lin Mo had pulled them over to rehearse this "play".

Isn't this just begging for money?

Blue Star's approach is indeed very clever.

They want to get the Eternal Palace to make an offer, then reveal their trump card and raise the offer.

So here's the question.

What price would be worthy of this unprecedented warrior?

Clearly, Nexus wasn't the only one pondering this question; other demigod-level powerhouses were as well.

What price should we quote Lin Mo?

Just as this group of players was about to finish their bloody battle, suddenly, Boz, who was piloting the mech, spoke up:

"Lin Mo, lend your warriors to our goblin race. In return, I'm willing to transfer my clan's mythical-level units to your Blue Star—um… a thousand units!"

"How about that? These are all combat forces equivalent to the Sequence level!"

The other demigod-level powerhouses present were instantly alerted.

Damn it, that rich and arrogant old dog actually jumped the gun!