Please be my partner.

Melen suddenly had an epiphany. As a strange thing, the fairy tale kingdom's unique law was the power of dreams, and the legend of the Fisherman's Realm originated from the dream of a great being. Perhaps it was because of this that the two had an inexplicable connection.

For now, this interaction seems to be of great benefit to the Fairy Tale Kingdom, but Melen is not sure whether it will bring hidden dangers.

At this time, Melen had no time to care about fishing. He focused all his attention on the fairy tale kingdom, not missing any changes in this strange object.

An hour later, Mellen's expression became strange and dull. He looked at the light thread in the palm of his hand, which had turned into two strands.

One of them is naturally given as a gift with the ticket, while the other one is condensed by the Fairy Tale Kingdom through interaction with the Fisherman's Realm!

Mellen was completely paralyzed for a moment. Did he manage to fleece the Fisherman Realm, the great being who was in deep sleep?!

Melen felt the wool was a little hot. He looked up at the sky guiltily, fearing that the great being would wake up and crush him to death with one finger.

Two hours, three hours... five hours... seven hours...

As time went by, Mellen's expression became more and more indifferent. He had figured it out. Since the great being had not woken up for so long, it meant that the latter either didn't care or there was really something wrong and he couldn't wake up.

Anyway, it seems that there is no danger in fleecing the sheep?

Doesn't that mean he has a cheat that grants him unlimited bait?!

Well, it’s a bit of an exaggeration to say it’s infinite. Based on the efficiency of condensing one basic bait in one hour, he can condense 720 baits in thirty days of a month.

Moreover, Mellen discovered a characteristic of these baits, which is that they can be integrated with each other.

However, this fusion is not unlimited. If the basic bait is called a first-level bait, then two first-level baits can be fused into a second-level bait, and a second-level bait can only be fused with a second-level bait to become a third-level bait.

Calculated in this way, Melen can only fuse a level 512 bait at most, because a level bait requires level baits to fuse.

No wonder fate led Mellen to the realm of anglers. It turns out that he has a cheat. That's all.

What Mellen is considering now is what level of bait is needed to catch treasures of the same level as dimensional matter. After all, he doesn't think he will be lucky enough to get what he wants with just one cast of the hook.

If the bait used is of a low level, you may not have the chance to catch dimensional materials at all, and if the level used is higher than that, you will waste your fishing attempts.

After thinking for a moment, Mellen decided to test the waters by fishing a few times to see what treasure range the bait corresponded to.

Chapter 234: Transformation and Evolution and Level Bait

Mellen picked up the fishing rod and found that the seemingly ordinary fishing rod was also an extraordinary thing. As his mind turned, the fishing line on it naturally wrapped around him and automatically hooked a first-level bait.

Mellen used to fish a lot when he was 'hunting' at sea, so he was naturally familiar with this method. With a light cast, the hook fell into the distance, and then he just waited quietly.

Sitting on a flat-bottomed boat, standing in the sea, fishing leisurely.

This was one of Mellen's dreams a long time ago. It was almost impossible to fulfill it in his previous life, but it has been realized in the Blue and Green Realm.

It is worth mentioning that Mellen actually had an ultimate 'dream' in his previous life...

Whenever he looked up at the starry sky, he would sigh at the vastness of the universe and the insignificance of human beings.

At that time, he was thinking that if one day he could roam alone among the stars, savor the eternal loneliness alone, take in the grandeur and vastness of the universe, and witness the mysteries of the past and present, it would really be worth it even if he died in an unknown corner of deep space.

Well, that’s why it’s called a ‘dream’, think about it in a dream (to be honest, this is also Dalong’s ‘dream’, so the book “Arcane” has the plot of the dimensional universe).

The hook fell into the sea, and Mellen's spirit also spread over there, illuminating part of the ocean through the bait. He could feel some vague "fish" constantly swimming around.

Melen could not sense the specific information of those 'fish' and could only roughly judge their size and strength.

As time went by, the bait was running out quickly. Mellen instinctively understood that the moment the bait was gone, it meant that he had lost his catch.

Without further delay, Mellen directed the bait to a relatively large 'fish', which seemed to be attracted and bit the hook directly. Mellen gently pulled the fishing rod, and suddenly an object sparkling with crystal light was caught.

Melen took it in his hand and examined it carefully. It was a fist-sized stone, a rare material that he had seen at an exchange fair. The piece in his hand was worth about seven or eight hundred magic gold coins.

After casting a fishing rod in the Fisherman's Realm for the first time, Melen finally understood why there were so many "metaphysical" people on the platform.

Without hesitation, he hooked another level one bait on the hook, cast the rod, and started fishing.

This time, Mellen threw the hook to the same area, but after the hook entered the sea, he could vaguely feel that it seemed different from the last time. The "fish" swimming around seemed to be a little bigger on average than the first time.

Suddenly, a much larger fish came up from below, directly dispersing the nearby fish. Mellen was not surprised but happy. He immediately controlled the fishhook and moved it over. Sure enough, the big fish took the bait.

Just as Mellen was about to reel in his fishing rod, he saw the 'big fish' suddenly break free from the hook and dive back into the deeper sea.

Melen looked at the empty fishhook and was speechless for a moment. What? It's empty?!

Where is the promised protection period for newbies? !

Mellen was silent for a long time, sighed, put on a new bait and cast the hook again.

The third hook went quite smoothly, but the treasure caught was slightly less valuable than the first one.

Then comes the fourth hook and the fifth hook.

Melen looked at the four things he caught using five first-level baits. Apart from the one caught by Mao Kong, the most valuable one was a ring caught on the fifth cast.

The ring is light blue in color, with a wavy texture on the surface, and the aura of the power of the sea flows across it.

This is a third-level extraordinary item. It can release three swirling water shields with a protection level of the third level. It can slowly recover the number of uses. The time required for recovery in the sea environment will be greatly shortened. In addition, after wearing it, it can also slowly recover from injuries and nourish the spirit. It is considered a top-quality extraordinary item.

If it were to be auctioned in the Blue and Green Realm, one hundred thousand gold coins would be a reasonable number, which is equivalent to 1000 magic gold coins.

Of course, the Blue and Green Realm is actually just a special case. If it were placed in some powerful supernatural world, the value of supernatural items of this level would be greatly reduced.

The least valuable piece of material in the harvest is estimated to be less than 100 magic gold coins, which is a huge difference.

Next, Mellen used the second-level bait to fish twice. As he expected, the second-level bait dived into the deeper sea. The 'fish' here were bigger and stronger. At the same time, the bait's existence time and the range of illumination were also increased.

Without much hesitation, Mellen selected two big ones in succession. What surprised him was that the two 'fish' he caught were obviously struggling. Although they were far from being unhooked, he had to take precautions in advance.

Seeing the two treasures caught, Melen was speechless.

One of them was an old parchment that looked quite old, but the words written on it were like scribbles to Mellen. He couldn't understand any of them, and he couldn't even find any similar traces in his memory.

The other was a black stone slab the size of a head, which was filled with a trace of ominous aura. Melen felt as if bugs were crawling all over his body after just one touch. Moreover, this black stone slab was obviously a disposable item, and the ominous aura on it would slowly evaporate, and it became a little lighter in just a few moments.

Melen quickly used the power of fantasy to seal it up.

At this point, Mellen had run out of bait, and if he wanted to fish again, he would have to wait for some time.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Mellen used a magic gold coin to condense into bait. What made him speechless was that this bait was not only dull, but also seemed to have no vitality at all.

In line with the principle of not wasting anything, Mellen hung the bait on the hook and threw it out. The bait stopped just as it broke through the sea surface. There was no "fish" around at all, and the bait disappeared in just two or three breaths.

At this point, Melen came to a conclusion that a bait formed by a magic gold coin would never be able to catch a divine artifact!

Although he was a little worried about the situation in the Blue and Green Realm, the opportunity was rare, so Mellen decided to fish for a full month and get the maximum benefit before returning.

This will not only maximize your own strength, but you may also be able to obtain some treasures that will be helpful to the situation in the Blue and Green Realm in the process.

While waiting, Melen focused most of his attention on the fairy tale kingdom. This strange object had been interacting with the outside world, neither impatient nor tepid, but calm and detached.

Melen could feel that the essence of the fairy tale kingdom was constantly changing, becoming more profound and heavy. This influence even extended to every fairy tale life in the fairy tale kingdom. They exuded a different kind of brilliance, as if they had truly walked from fantasy into reality. The invisible shackles on the body and soul were removed, and they had greater potential.

Even Melen could feel the vast, sacred, and transcendent aura entwining around him through the fairy tale kingdom, infecting his flesh and spreading towards his soul.

Mellen frowned. Although his intuition told him that this was an unimaginable opportunity, the idea of an unknown force interfering with his body and soul still made him instinctively reject it.

Just as Melen was about to find a way to block these auras, deep in his soul, the core structure of the Wolf Tamer profession released an original aura originating from his soul, blocking the infiltration of foreign auras.

The foreign breath had no consciousness and could not penetrate the soul, so it naturally merged into Mellen's body.

Seeing this scene, Melen stopped his preparations and waited to see what would happen. At the same time, he had some vague guesses about the Wolf Tamer profession in his mind.

Unconsciously, his mind became empty and he gradually fell into a deep sleep.

At this moment, Melen is like a young animal in a dormant state. Under the nourishment of the mysterious power of the outside world, he is transforming in a direction that no one can imagine.

Three days later, Mellen woke up from his deep sleep. He felt like he had had a good and full sleep. All his fatigue and illness were swept away, and his body and mind were unprecedentedly active.

Cell activity, nerve reaction, muscle texture, and so on have all been adjusted and sublimated. Although he has not become stronger, he feels that he can easily exert several times the strength of before.

Logical thinking has been expanded, and all the previously obscure mechanical knowledge, language knowledge, etc., are automatically arranged and combined in the mind like obedient dogs, and continue to diverge and expand into new areas of development.

Melen looked at his hands. The texture on them became finer and even had some faint traces of natural and extraordinary qualities.

If I were to describe it in one sentence, he had evolved, just like the dogs had evolved. Although he was still a human, he had evolved into a higher level...human.

Melen finally understood the state of the dogs after evolution. No wonder there was no essential change in the strength of the dogs before and after evolution, but the power they could exert was a world of difference. In addition to the extra racial talents after evolution, the subtle adjustments of the body and soul also played an important role.

Melen could feel that he had only completed the initial sublimation. As time went by and as the external air continued to flow in, the subtle changes were still continuing.

And more importantly, as a third-level mortal, he is unable to fully display what he has gained from this sublimation. Most of it is in a hidden state. Only when he completely crosses the boundary of mortals and is promoted to a legend, will these potentials truly burst out.

Mellen looked up at the sky and said to himself calmly, "Really? The wool we're shedding is getting more and more."

Calming his mind and looking at the more than seventy extra first-level baits, Mellen continued fishing.

Level three bait requires four level one baits to synthesize, and the hook is hooked twice, consuming eight level one baits.

Level 4 bait requires eight level 1 baits to synthesize, and the hook is used twice, consuming sixteen level 1 baits.

Level 5 bait requires sixteen level 1 baits to synthesize, and the hook is used twice, consuming thirty-two level 1 baits.

As the level of the bait increases, the sea level where the bait is located becomes deeper and deeper. However, because the deep sea area becomes darker, the illuminated range does not increase much, but the light emitted by the bait changes, and the essence of those "fish" can be vaguely seen.

This is extremely good news for Mellen, as it means he can choose his own goals to a certain extent.

It takes thirty-two first-level baits to condense one sixth-level bait. Melen hangs the bait, which has become a ball of light, on the fishhook and throws it out.

The spirit followed the fishing line into the sea and sank rapidly, soon reaching the sixth level sea area.

The 'fish' swimming here are already much larger than those in the first-level sea area, and each of them releases a deep and unfathomable aura.

Mellen concentrated his mind, trying to gather as much power as possible from the bait, slowing down its own dissipation time, while at the same time trying his best to sense every 'fish' swimming around him.

Time passed slowly, and the bait became weaker and weaker. Finally, at a certain moment, the light of the bait illuminated the edge, and the breath of dimensional matter flashed by.

The collector of this aura once used his own authority to simulate and condense it for Mellen to prevent him from being fooled. Although it was just an illusion, the degree of simulation was as high as 99%, and he would definitely not make a mistake.

It was definitely impossible to catch up, so Mellen had to let the bait touch the nearest "fish". Unfortunately, the bait consumed too much energy, and eventually the "fish" got off the hook.

Mellen was not discouraged. At least he was now certain that dimensional matter existed in the sixth-level sea area.

Of course, there are variations in dimensional matter. Perhaps some low-value dimensional matter can be found in the fifth-level sea area, but he is not prepared to continue to gamble on this luck.

Mellen can only condense a maximum of 720 basic baits in a month. If calculated based on the maximum limit, it takes 512 first-level baits to fuse a tenth-level bait.

After simple observation and calculation, the value obtained from each level upgrade of the bait is not a simple addition, but a leap in levels.

In other words, the tenth-level bait may seem to be 512 times more valuable than the first-level bait, but the actual value of the items caught by both may be 5120 times, 51200 times, or even more!

Since this was a rare opportunity, Mellen naturally planned to try his luck with the level 10 bait to see if he could really catch a magical artifact.

Excluding the 512 first-level baits needed for the tenth-level bait and those used before, he still has 111 first-level baits available, which is 3 level six baits.

If he can catch dimensional material during the three fishing trips, then everyone will be happy. Otherwise, if he can't, then he will have to give up using the level 10 bait for fishing.

Mellen was not some extraordinary novice, and he knew that even if he really had a magical weapon in his hand, he could not use it, and it might even bring him endless trouble.

For Melen now, the value represented by a piece of dimensional material is not necessarily weaker than that of a divine artifact.

After making up his mind, Melen calmed down his anxiety and lay peacefully on the boat, turning his attention back to the fairy tale kingdom and himself, observing carefully and patiently pondering the various changes in it.

Chapter 235: Dimensional Materials and Treasures Caught with Level Bait

Time passed quickly in meditation, and before he knew it, it was the tenth day since Mellen came to the Fisherman's Realm.

Looking at the basic baits in his hand, which were enough to be integrated into level six baits, Mellen adjusted his physical and mental state and prepared to go fishing.

The area under the sea is disordered and chaotic, changing every moment, but this change can be influenced to a certain extent. The guys on the platform call this influence... the belief of the fisherman.

When a fisherman injects his or her beliefs into the bait through the fishing rod and line, there is a certain probability that the bait will fall directly into the area near the thing he or she wants to fish for. The stronger the belief, the greater the probability.

Otherwise, there are so many treasures that have reached level six in the Fisherman's Realm that it would be like looking for a needle in a haystack to fish for dimensional materials from them.

Perhaps due to the transformation and evolution, Melen felt that his will was now extremely firm, his faith was unprecedentedly high, and he had a strange premonition that he would definitely succeed in one stroke.

A confident smile appeared on his lips as he put the bait on and cast the rod!

The fishhook with the bait drew a beautiful parabola and fell into the sea, quickly sinking towards the sixth-level sea area.

This is a prosperous area, where the 'fish' are large and numerous. Melen's soul controls the fishhook, which rushes left and right, searching for its target among the 'fish'.

After a moment, the confident smile on his lips gradually became stiff.

After a moment, his smile slowly faded.

After a while, he stared at the sea with a serious expression.

After the last few moments, Mellen looked at the empty fishing rod and fell into deep thought.

After a long time, Mellen sighed. Infusing faith also requires skills, and distracting thoughts in the mind will cause interference.