This Wizard is So Unscientific!
Chapter 767 - 484 Star Mark·Statue·Civilization Ladder!

Chapter 767: Chapter 484 Star Mark·Statue·Civilization Ladder!

Following the weak demigod elf elder Patricia, they delved deeper into the ancient temple.

In Tuck’s mind, the recent conversation between the elf elder and the guardian who had greeted them surfaced.

"As expected!"

Under the starry night sky robe, large hands gently stroked a little, and Tuck’s eyebrows knitted slightly.

"This treasure land is not so easy to stay in."

He had learned this from the discussion between the two just now.

Currently, the ancient divine temple was guarded by minor divine nations located in four or five different directions to protect the temple.

And right now, the Green Star Clan was fiercely attacking these minor divine nations.

If it were a spellcasters’ sequence with powerful projecting methods, it would still be fine; one could safely contemplate and cultivate within this ancient temple.

But the necessary projection support was also inevitable.

If one did not possess robust projecting methods,

After staying inside the ancient temple for about half a year, one would have to go outside for guard duty for another half year.

The risk outside was naturally much higher compared to projecting from within the temple.

But no matter how one looked at it, this [Star Stigma Ancient Divine Statue Stone Temple] was ultimately at the frontline of war and carried considerable risk.

After a brief moment of thought, Tuck slowly relaxed his mind.

The war with the Green Star Clan had started long ago; back when he was weaker, he could avoid and hide.

Now that he was coming into his own, naturally, there was no need to hide and evade everywhere.

If the Green Star Clan intended to kill their way to him, Tuck would not be lenient.

It was time to engage in a real fight with the powerful members of the Green Star Clan.

"This is the place."

Walking through the majestic and grandiose corridor of the ancient temple, reminiscent of a giant realm,

the weak demigod elder Patricia stopped in front of a massive archway, glanced inside, then turned to Tuck and said.

"The stigmata power controlled by the statues inside is more inclined towards the attributes of a spellcasters’ sequence."

"The stigmata power has different attributes?"

The old elf’s explanation made Tuck even more curious about the mysterious stigmata power.

"Of course!"

The weak demigod elf elder nodded gravely.

"Some stigmata powers are thick and heavy, adept at defense."

"Some are ethereal and intangible, tied to fate."

"Some harmonize with rune origin energy, and are compatible with spellcasting."

"Inside here..."

The elder elf pointed deep into the corridor.

"Lies the stigmata harmonized with rune origin energy."

"I’ve heard the higher-level divine spirits of our clan say that stigmatic power also has an ecology."

"But clearly, this place is not the suitable soil for the growth of that power’s ecology."

"Just like how the death and downfall in the black fog of your homeland cannot breed life activity."

"The ecology of this cosmic mountain range cannot nurture stigmata power either."

"As for how to master the stigmata power, that depends on whether you are favored by the Goddess of Fate."

"Hmm!"

Tuck nodded, his curiosity about the stigmata power growing.

"Patricia, senior, I’m quite interested in those demigod statues outside."

"Can I study them in detail when I have spare time?"

The old elf looked outside and then turned his gaze back, saying.

"Previously, it would have been somewhat difficult, but now, do you see anyone guarding outside? Hehe..."

The old elf laughed at himself sarcastically.

"It’s uncertain whether or not this Star Stigma Divine Hall can be held; where could there be so much fuss over it?"

"However... Your Highness Tuck, it would be best if you could provide long-distance support as much as possible during your guard duty. In that case, even if the guardian demigod carries out a routine inspection, he won’t have anything to say to you."

"Understood!" Tuck nodded.

Seeing that Tuck was about to enter,

The old elf, as if suddenly remembering something, quickly added.

"Additionally!"

"The demigod inside here does not have a very good temper."

Saying so, the old elf lowered his voice slightly.

"He is a Dark Night Elf who has fought and killed with the Green Star Clan for over ten thousand years!"

Tuck’s eyebrows raised slightly, then he nodded lightly to show his understanding.

After bidding farewell to Patricia, Tuck entered along the corridor.

Looking around and seeing no one, Tuck opened the system page.

Earlier, when searching for nearby developmental areas, he had discovered there were twelve god statue ecologies here.

Tuck could not be sure which one was compatible with himself?

But now he knew.

"Goddess Xiromoon Statue, Xiromoon Stigmata, it’s you."

Looking down the long corridor, he could vaguely see the slightly dim starlight of the grey-white "divine statue" at the end of the passage.

[Goddess Xiromoon Statue Ecology]

Origin Energy Experience: 156 experience/hour.

Talent Fragments: 15.6 fragments/day.

Xiromoon Stigmata Fragments: 6.2 fragments/day.

...

When Tuck anchored his development on the Goddess Xiromoon Statue,

He quickly gained the effect of development for 300 days.

A total of 1860 fragments were secured.

Both Origin Energy Experience and Talent Fragments were regular resource outputs.

But this brand-new special resource "Xiromoon Stigmata Fragments" left Tuck a bit baffled.

Because the Xiromoon Stigmata Fragments integrated into Tuck’s Legendary League ecology on their own, without Tuck’s ability to interfere.

Immersed in his own Legendary League ecology, Tuck could barely glimpse the profile of a peculiar mottled crescent moon.

Contemplating the mottled crescent, Tuck pondered for a long time.

"Non-compatible ecological power, directly finding a place and integrating on its own under the system’s function? This is interesting."

"So, the question arises..."