Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 368 - 307 Gathering a Wide Range of Ideas_1

Chapter 368: Chapter 307 Gathering a Wide Range of Ideas_1

"Since the Lord just mentioned thread, why don’t we figure out a way to spin Shadow Energy into thread? Later, according to the quality of the thread, we can select which to use, and then when it’s time to weave it into fabric, won’t it be much simpler?"

"That’s a decent idea, but the problem is Shadow Energy isn’t tangible. We can weave it into fabric now because the Shadow Energy controlled by different people has their personal markers, preventing it from merging. But once we draw it out into thread, the personal Shadow Energy will blend into one mass."

"You’re only considering Shadow Energy itself. Have you not thought about combining it with physical materials? When spinning cotton and hemp into thread, we can merge Shadow Energy into it. In such a combined state, wouldn’t it be simpler?"

"This method seems feasible, indeed. Our thinking was in a rut before, no one said we had to use only Shadow Energy to weave fabric."

"But after merging with a material, the Shadow Fabric will no longer be pure. It won’t just be a simple magical fabric anymore. Not to mention the reduced strength, the physical immunity might also weaken, or even disappear."

"The cost, the cost is different. Once you merge it with a material, the process becomes much simpler, and the cost naturally decreases."

"This isn’t a multiple-choice question where we must choose one over the other. Both weaving methods can be retained."

"I think to make improvements, we should start with this loom. Let’s try making a real Shadow Loom using wood from the Shadow Plane, and see what comes from it."

Inspired, the Dwarves Bound Wraiths babbled their discussions, seeking the right way to extricate themselves from the matter at hand.

Gaven also took the chance to share his thoughts and insights, which quickly sparked new ideas, leading to his own complete concept.

In the end, Gaven made a decision, "Next, we’ll start with two approaches. One is equipment modification. Not just the loom, but the spinning machine also needs to be modified.

It’s not just about getting new lumber to build a new one; we also have to refine and improve the process.

When it comes to lumber, I’ve collected some wood impregnated with Negative Energy on this trip back. Although it’s not native to the Shadow Plane, I believe it won’t be much different.

We’ll start with these and see how it goes. If it’s not sufficient, then we’ll consider going to the Shadow Plane to log."

Logging in the Shadow Plane is by no means a simple task.

Even trees that survive in a place overrun with Negative Energy; do you think they could be ordinary trees?

They’re either disguised by other strange hunters or the trees themselves are hunters.

"I can be of service in this matter. I understand the making of Dwarves spinning machines and looms," said a Dwarves Bound Wraith, eagerly interjecting from the side.

"No rush. First, draw up the blueprints of the finished product. We’ll reference and study them further," Gaven said, planning to gather a wide range of ideas.

The principle of Jenny’s spinning machine isn’t complex; creating one isn’t difficult.

But we shouldn’t underestimate the textile technology of Felen natives, especially that of magical races like the Dwarves Elf.

Maybe their looms are far more advanced than Jenny’s spinning machine. Anything is possible.

"We’ve been focused on cotton and hemp, completely forgetting about the spider silk we Dwarves excel in. In times of cotton shortage, we can start from there," another Dwarves Bound Wraith suggested.

Dwarves Elves are the most amoral intelligent being Gaven had ever seen.

Or rather, in their dictionary, there is no such term as a moral bottom line.

They feel no qualms selling out their own kind, let alone their racial technology.

As long as their own lives can improve, everything has a price.

"Exactly, many spiders live in dark environments, especially those related to the Shadow Plane, their produced silk is even more unique. If we weave it into fabric, it has its uses, and if we add Shadow Energy, it might even create new effects," another Dwarves Bound Wraith chimed in.

"As for the source of spider silk, the Lord can certainly look into the Comanso Great Forest or the Yewen Forest. I believe there won’t be a shortage of giant spider nests there."

"It would be best if the Lord could capture a few Yit Monsters. Those Pasture Spider Strange Beasts can not only herd and control spiders but also enhance their silk-spinning capabilities."

"If we intend to spin silk, we’ll also need to prepare alchemical potions to remove the silk’s stickiness and improve its strength."

When it comes to silk weaving, these Dwarves Bound Wraiths are the real experts.

They rattled off all the relevant details, indifferent to whether Gaven was interested or not.

From their observations of him over this period, they were certain he would be interested. He’s interested in anything that makes money.

And they were right.

Textiles woven from Dwarves silk are always in short supply on the surface, and a luxury whether as magic Items or ordinary ones.

Especially spider silk gloves and stockings are a particular favorite among those with specific tastes.

"Let’s stop the weaving experiment here. Come, let’s check out the lumber I brought back and see if we can turn them into specialized machinery."

With a wave of his hand, Gaven led a group of Dwarves Bound Wraiths in a great procession toward the manor’s front hall.

The Dog Demon had already transported the Fine Gold Coffin and Dark Wood using the Anywhere Door, delivery them here.

In the hands of Five-Willow True Form, the Fine Gold Coffin seemed like a large toy, but when Gaven and his group tried it for themselves, it wasn’t the same story.

Let alone the Fine Gold Coffin, he couldn’t even lift any one of the eight Fine Gold Chains.

The weight of this fine gold coffin was beyond imagination, not the few tons they had initially predicted, but rather tens of tons, since the density of fine gold is even higher than that of gold.

"A coffin made of fine gold? Who is so extravagant? Isn’t that many tons of fine gold worth tens of millions? It’s too extravagant, really too extravagant, the value must be over ten million."

"Elf Supreme Sealing Rune? This is Mystorno’s style, this fine gold coffin must be the handiwork of Mystorno’s Pale Skin."

"If it is from their hands, the value of this coffin must be greatly discounted. A Supreme Mage of Mystorno has devised a high-level spell called Fine Gold Art, which allows alloys made of fine gold and gold, to entirely possess the characteristics of fine gold; once the integrity is broken though, the high-level spell will unravel, and the alloy would revert to its essence."

"I have heard of this spell too, although I don’t know the exact alloy composition, it can’t be a small accounting; considering the coffin’s size, even if it’s only one-tenth or a few tenths, the price is still unbelievably steep. Who exactly is it, worthy enough for those Supreme Mages to expend such a significant cost to seal?"

Dwarves Elves are, after all, a magic race. Even though these Dwarves Bound Wraiths are warriors, their insights into magic are remarkably high, having identified the origin and background of the fine gold coffin at a glance.

They even formulated new conjectures about its nature.

This made Gaven feel a chill in his heart. If what they said was true, the value of the fine gold coffin would be greatly reduced.

Moreover, subconsciously, he believed what they were saying. Even if it were the Supreme Mages of Mystorno, using tens of millions of fine gold to seal a person seemed an excessive price to pay.

If it were an alloy, and only required several million gold coins, the difficulty would be greatly reduced.

Gaven’s heart stirred, though his expression remained unchanged, he casually said, "It’s used to seal the Divine Child Elvis."

"Divine Child Elvis? The Dwarves Elf Vampire Lord? The one endowed with Undead Divinity by the Goddess of Undead Vengeance? Is that true?"

"It should be true. Look at these Elf runes, they are specifically designed to restrain vampires. Indeed, only he would be worth such a mobilization of the Supreme Mages."

"In recent years, the Goddess of Undead Vengeance has been actively sending followers to search for the location of his sealing. Who would have thought that it would end up in the hands of our lord first?"

"The Undead Divinity in our lord’s possession, it couldn’t have been extracted from him, could it?"

"No, that’s not right, not only does our lord possess Divinity, but this entire manor is also permeated with Undead Divinity."

"How exactly did you do this? This is True God’s Undead Divinity, how could mortals extract and possess it?"

These Dwarves Soulsnare Wraiths felt they were almost going insane, as this matter completely exceeded their understanding.

As followers of a deity, they understood the insurmountable gulf between mortals and divine beings more deeply.

The two are not even the same kind of creature, and some things that belong to deities, even if placed in front of you, you can’t obtain or possess them.

Divine Nature is one such thing.

Now, Gaven with actual circumstances, shattered their cognizance.

Not only do the personal weapons possess Undead Divinity, but the manor itself is also infused with Undead Divinity.

No wonder, in the last few days, they felt the manor had become somewhat different, as had their own bodies. It turned out they had long been basked in the ambiance of Undead Divinity.

It’s just that they had never dared to consider this possibility.

Now that the manor had Undead Divinity, what difference did it have from the Surface God Kingdom?

Gaven did not answer them; they would naturally understand once Daphne and the others returned. Instead he asked, "Can you explore the specific situation inside the coffin? Rest assured, your Divine Child has completely perished."

What Gaven meant, of course, was their ability as spiritual bodies to pass through solid objects.

"Impossible, if it’s the Coffin of Sealing, how can it have such an obvious flaw? Surely there must be Imprisonment Spells, Sealing Spells, inside time is stopped, and it is difficult for spiritual bodies to enter and exit, to prevent the one trapped from using similar spells to escape," a Dwarves Bound Wraith replied.

Gaven thought about it and agreed; if the Coffin of Sealing was so easy to breach, how could it remain sealed and hidden for so many years.

All in all, the Coffin of Sealing was something beyond his current ability to deal with.

Just like the ill-gotten gains from the Santarin Association he had obtained previously; best left unsullied for the time being.

Wait until he has the strength that matches, then it would not be too late to make use of it.

Although time does not erode all, it allows one’s own strength to be elevated.

Currently, his own strength, compared to half a year ago, is incomparably greater.

What he couldn’t or dared not do half a year ago, now is merely a matter of lifting a hand.

"Alright, this coffin is not part of our agenda today. These woods are, sense carefully, do they suit your needs? If they do, we can start right away," Gaven said, gesturing to the cart loaded with dark wood material next to the fine gold coffin.

"Hmm, the negative energy in these woods is quite rich."

"It’s not just negative energy; there’s also a vampire aura, much like the one emanating from the coffin."

"Lord, these woods, couldn’t they have been harvested from the Land of Sealing of the Divine Child?"

The fine gold Coffin of Sealing was too eye-catching, and everyone’s attention had been drawn to it previously; they had completely overlooked the dark wood material next to it.

These Dwarves Bound Wraiths, highly sensitive to dark energy, guessed their origin quite accurately once they perceived it.