Qin Muye quickly selected the ten rare building blueprints, eight of which were derived from Special Resources buildings to increase the production of Special Resources-a necessity since, although he currently had tens of millions of Special Resources, they still weren't quite enough when it came down to actual use.
The next two, on the other hand, included a blueprint for Elemental Fertile Soil, which could be considered a derivative or superior version of farm construction, capable of increasing yield by 10% and reducing growth time by 10%, as well as having a chance to elementalize the crops into an even better harvest.
As for the last blueprint, Qin Muye chose one called the Floating City.
It allowed the construction of a massive flying city as a sub-territory, although the resource expenditure was substantial.
Having learned all nine of the rare building blueprints, he then informed Black Hand to rearrange the territory planning.
He kept the Floating City blueprint because he intended to study it himself. It involved a lot of material, including a Magic Pool, a Magic Energy Furnace, and various other creations. After learning it, he could completely transform his own territory into a Floating City, rather than building a new one as a sub-territory.
He had no interest in opening sub-territories.
After transforming his territory into a Floating City, he could take advantage of the Super- Space Transmission Channel to form a mobile territory. Then, he could choose to no longer play along with them; escaping with his territory wouldn't be an issue.
Having selected the building blueprints, Qin Muye naturally turned his attention to Advanced Treasures.
Memories kept surfacing in his mind, and he looked at these somewhat familiar Treasures with a struggle in his heart.
"Crystal Cloak, Gem Ring, Mercury Bottle, Sulfur Ring, Magic Collar, Demon Ring, Magic Cloak, Magic Talisman, Magic Talisman, Magic Ball."
In his memory, these ten Treasures could combine into three items: the Harvest Horn, Mage's Ring, and Magic Source.
But the problem was that "Lord Era" was not a complete version of Heroic Unrivaled, and he did not know if there were combination artifacts; if there were, it would be his win, but if not, that would be another story.
In the end, Qin Muye gritted his teeth and made the exchange.
The reason was simple: even if he couldn't combine them, they could still be used. For example, resource Treasures could be given to Black Hand, and the magical sets could be used by himself or by Evil Talk.
"[You have collected all the components for the Divine Artifact, Harvest Horn. Do you wish to combine them? Yes/No]"
"[You have collected all the components for the Divine Artifact, Mage's Ring. Do you wish to combine them? Yes/No]"
"[You have collected all the components for the Divine Artifact, Magic Source. Do you wish to combine them? Yes/No]"
Qin Muye naturally chose to combine them all-it was a Divine Artifact, after all.
From this, it could be seen that Treasures were graded ordinary, intermediate, advanced, and then Divine Artifact.
Professions and buildings, on the other hand, were categorized as Ordinary, Rare, and Epic. "[Harvest Horn]"
"[Rank: Divine Artifact]"
"[Provides 10,000 units of ordinary Resources per day according to the Territory Rank]" "[Provides 1,000 units of Special Resources per day according to the Territory Rank]" "[Increases all resource output quantity in the territory by 100% per Territory Rank]" "[Increases all resource output efficiency in the territory by 100% per Territory Rank]" The attributes of the Harvest Horn were not as lengthy as those of the Evangelist, but its effects were quite direct, and it had significant growth potential, taking effect simply by being placed in the resource warehouse.
"[Rank: Divine Artifact]"
[Magic Time Increased by 100%]
[Magic Effect Increased by 100%]
[Magic Damage Increased by 100%]
[Magic Consumption Reduced by 100%]
Compared to the Harvest Horn, the Mage's Ring didn't seem to be as glamorous, but its four attributes covered time, effect, damage, and energy consumption. Qin Muye took a look and was indeed tempted, but after some thought, it seemed not quite right for him, and he guessed he would have to save it for mage-class heroes to use in the future.
If he really used it, he could immediately become a stationary mage.
A reduction of 100% in consumption meant that it wouldn't use any Magic Value at all; as long
as he stacked Strength, it would be enough. Qin Muye thought about training a cannon-type
As for the Netherworld Emperor, well, it was within the preselected options, but he was proficient in a somewhat crooked direction, not very suitable, and for now, he could let him
[Level: Divine Artifact]
[Magic Value Limit increased by (Knowledge x 1000) points]
[Stores (Territory Rank x 10000) points of Magic Value internally, replenished every day at
[Generates a Magic Shield with a defensive power of (Holder's Level x 1000) points,
replenished every day at dawn]
[When Magic Shield is depleted, it will inflict indiscriminate Magic Damage of (Holder's
[The Holder's Magic Value Limit permanently increases by +10 every day]
Compared to the Mage's Ring, the Magic Source was more suitable for Qin Muye.
"A Magic Value Limit of sixty-one thousand plus a reserve of twenty thousand Magic Value, seems like I have the energy of a Champion Level Spirit Monster..."
Qin Muye's Knowledge was now at 61 points, and with the boost from the Magic Source, it had reached sixty-one thousand, with his original Magic Value turning into a mere fraction of that
With such a huge capacity, it was even possible that if he equipped the Magic Source, it could potentially serve as the power source for the Floating City, that's just the kind of whim it
"Divine Artifacts are indeed Divine Artifacts, just these three Divine Artifacts alone have disrupted the balance. Maybe these Lords ranking at the top already possess Divine Artifacts, otherwise, how could they rise so quickly?"
He only won by luck, while the other Lords relied on their strength, so he speculated that these Lords must have between five to ten Divine Artifacts, otherwise their rapid rise
wouldn't be possible.
The top three Lords on the Lords' Rankings remained the same, having directly advanced from 5th Rank Champion to 6th Rank Champion.
Clearly, they didn't choose the Netherworld Emperor, and although they didn't make the list this time, they certainly made a profit, maybe even more Points than he did.
The reason is simple, their returns might not be as high as Qin Muye's, but they invested more, so their gains were definitely larger than his.
As for the remaining seven, there were also changes, but the shakeup was limited to those seven, with no newcomers breaking into the top ten, signifying quite stable positions.
Moreover, they all advanced to the 6th Rank, clearly everyone profited.
However, there were also quite a few Lords who fell to Elite and even Ordinary Level for this phase, evidently those who invested in the Netherworld Emperor.
"Tsk, only one day left in the Adaptation Period, I wonder how many will be left on the Rankings after this week," Qin Muye sighed. He felt that a thousand Lords were really not enough to cause trouble- at least a hundred thousand Lords were needed.
He then returned to the Library, took out the Evangelist Bishop Reclassification Certificate, that is, the Book of the Gospel, and began to flip through it. Before, it might have been the Divine Seed, but now it was just a book recording Knowledge.
The Champion Level Spirit Monster wasn't urgent for now, since the technological bottleneck no longer existed. Once he finished learning from the Book of the Gospel, he could reclassify and create a Spirit Monster hero with an Epic Profession.