I Can Accumulate Proficiency, Starting from Alchemy
Chapter 1713 - Chapter 1713 Chapter 742 Completely Refining Mysterious

Chapter 1713: Chapter 742: Completely Refining, Mysterious Thunder Domain Chapter 1713: Chapter 742: Completely Refining, Mysterious Thunder Domain Han Yi had wandered this mysterious Realm for seven years, during which he had traversed its entirety, exploring the underground conditions wherever he went.

As he had suspected, the material beneath this Realm was metallic, and the hardness of the metal far exceeded his expectations.

Whether with ordinary Immortal Artifacts, Tao Swords, or the Feast Sacrifice Divine Axe, none could leave a mark on this metal.

He became increasingly convinced of his guess that this Realm was actually an enormous tool; it could be an unimaginable weapon, a Taoist Boat for transporting people and objects, or even a fragment of some weapon.

At this moment, each Divine Aperture World within him could transform into a world, and in the Daoist Domain, plucking some of the Divine Aperture Worlds could produce land as vast as this.

However, the metal hardness below this realm and its ability to bear so many terrifying colossal fragmented corpses suggested that the owner of this tool must be far superior to Han Yi, at least at the peak Heavenly Sovereign level, or even at Half-Step Transcendence or Transcend Level.

Additionally,

At the time of his arrival, he discovered a line of characters on the panel that had changed without his notice:

[Boundary Power: 12]

Moreover, the panel informed him that this place was called “Returning Ruins,” yet he had never seen this name in any book within the Daoist Domains; even if there was, it would likely be the same name only, as none of the characteristics matched.

After seven years, the number had changed to 21. He found that the increase in Boundary Power happened when he approached certain broken bodies, a situation rarely encountered, with each increase only comprising one or two points; hence, he had only gained nine points over seven years.

[Boundary Power: 21]

Han Yi was unsure of the meaning or utility of Boundary Power, but during his participation in the selection of Mountain Master of Demon Witch Mountain, he could capture some points of Boundary Power for each enemy killed in the Witch Tower.

Furthermore, a vital term flashed on the panel:

Xi Skill Chaos Realm.

Originally, Han Yi had conjectured that the Chaos formed by the Nine Great Dao Domains, viewed as a whole, was called the Chaos Realm, and the people he killed did not belong to his Chaos Realm but came from a Chaos Realm connected to Xi Skill.

This time, the reappearance of Boundary Power suggested that he was now outside the original Chaos Realm, and the corpses he could take from the Chaos Realm came from other Chaos Realms.

This was Han Yi’s guess.

Unfortunately, the panel this time did not display from which Chaos Realm the Boundary Power was gained after killing a cultivator, as it had in the Witch Tower; it only showed how much Boundary Power was obtained without indicating the source.

Thus, he could only half-guess and half-deduce based on his previous experiences to reach the above conclusion.

As for the actual use of Boundary Power, even focusing his thoughts on the panel’s line gave no hints.

Han Yi guessed that maybe his Realm was too low to understand, hence the panel did not provide an explanation.

Seven years later, having explored this vast Realm, he had only gained 9 points of Boundary Power and a broken stele, with nothing else found, leading to slight disappointment.

Then,

He gathered his thoughts and chose an undetected direction, resolutely stepping into the Void.

Leaving this strange space must have a way; otherwise, the Ancient Dome Seal would not have entered this place. Thus, he believed that with enough time, he could find a way out.

Stepping into the Void, he again used his connection with the Ancient Dome Seal, sensing constantly.

Three months later,

He encountered a stone mountain, not very tall, suspended in the Void, with a temple occupying about one mile alone, desolately situated on the mountain’s summit.

Han Yi approached slowly, landed, entered the temple, and then stepped out shortly after, with another line of text emerging on his panel.

[Boundary Power extraction in progress, 4 points of Boundary Power captured.]

Inside the temple, there was only a half-body ancient bronze Buddha statue exuding a sense of desolation, with nothing else out of the ordinary.

Han Yi speculated that this temple also originated from a different place than his current Chaos Realm.

Five months later,

Han Yi suddenly felt a terrifying danger from across a span of the Void, causing his hair to stand on end and his mind to tremble in fear. Without time to look ahead, he turned around and fled, running for six hours before the innate sense of danger gradually subsided.

He took a deep breath, his expression fearful, realizing the terror of this void space.

Another half-month later, he encountered a giant tree suspended in the Void, with a trunk so large and exaggerated that its cross-section was even bigger than the area of the Dalou Immortal Realm, and its canopy spread wider than the entire Ancient Continent.

To call it a true World Tree was not an exaggeration.

Regrettably, this World Tree had no Spiritual Nature; it was a dead World Tree.

Han Yi landed on a tree branch, the width of which, if placed in the Daluo Territory, would be enough to divide several Dojos, the area considerably vast.

Beneath his feet was the lifeless, withered bark. Han Yi pulled off a piece with his hand; although its hardness was acceptable, it had completely lost its Spiritual Nature and was therefore not very useful, so he did not bother to collect it into his Divine Aperture World.