Absolute Destiny Game
Chapter 642 - 38 The Magic of Spells_3

Chapter 642: Chapter 38 The Magic of Spells_3

Long Xingtianxia was particularly satisfied, mainly because distributing benefits was a technical task. After everyone fought tooth and nail, if they couldn’t reap enough advantages in the end, discontent would surely arise.

Previously, he worried that merely distributing Silver wouldn’t be enough, but now with the benefits from the three Steles, he could finally make most people satisfied.

Turning back to process the materials dropped by the dragon, it was enough to distribute among the members who contributed significantly.

"Everyone, the tasks here are done, let’s head back to Xiaofeng City— to submit the task and build the nation!"

"Build the nation! Build the nation!"

"Build the nation!"

Although the gains were slow, everyone was satisfied, but they hadn’t forgotten the biggest goal of this trip, which was to slay the dragon and build the nation.

With a nation, many new functions could be unlocked, territories could be expanded, domains could be built, and official and military ranks earned, all bringing numerous benefits.

The crowd left the Immortal Stone Chamber in a mighty throng, returned to the surface of the lake, summoned their Mounts, and sped towards Xiaofeng City, leaving the empty Immortal Secret Chamber behind.

After an unknown length of time, a white and a green figure appeared at the entrance of the Immortal Stone Chamber.

It was Divine Calculation Sky Demon and Tree Under the Cicada.

Divine Calculation Sky Demon carefully used Spell to check, ensuring there really was no one left, before he entered with Tree Under the Cicada.

Looking at the empty stone room speechlessly, especially when seeing the text on the central stele explaining the purpose of the room, he felt helpless.

"Damn it, they really are a bunch of animals, not leaving even a bit of residue." Divine Calculation Sky Demon muttered, walking with a final hope towards the three Steles filled with scriptures. He clicked with the mouse, but there was no response.

He could understand the text, but without the Immortal’s presence, it was useless.

Beasts! Well, it was a waste of effort.

Divine Calculation Sky Demon felt somewhat helpless; relying just on himself and a guild was indeed a bit of a stretch.

It was all that darn guy’s fault; he was so close to seizing the final blow to kill the White Dragon. If he could’ve delivered the last hit, he would’ve at least snagged a few pieces of the loot.

Tree Under the Cicada didn’t dare make a sound, just curiously looking around, exploring to see if anything was left behind. After all, it was the Immortal’s treasury; perhaps something valuable could be found...

Unfortunately, there really was nothing.

It wasn’t until the two reached the final small Stele that they found it could be clicked.

However, after reading the content, Divine Calculation Sky Demon lost interest.

Three volumes of Heavenly Book... not buying that nonsense.

This kind of vague, exaggerated information often deceives people; NPCs in this game are not like those in other games who directly unveil truths, often providing fabricated stories or even deceiving players.

Divine Calculation Sky Demon had been tricked plenty when he first started the game.

However, Tree Under the Cicada felt quite surprised, the Unnamed Taoist Scripture... he had studied it, but only the first volume.

Potential for becoming a saint, perhaps even a Savior Immortal... could it be true? If so, hasn’t he already embarked on the first step of becoming an Immortal?

He was aware of the origins of the Foolish Taoist, Mad Taoist, and Evil Man.

Tasting the words left by Wuming Taoist, he also sensed some clues.

Originally, it would have been difficult with just his own strength to collect the three volumes of Unnamed Taoist Scripture, but now with the Pantheon backing him, it may be possible to gather all three volumes, especially since he already had one copy of the Human Dao Chapter.

Watching Divine Calculation Sky Demon beside him, he did not speak out but secretly kept it in his mind.