This Wizard is So Unscientific!
Chapter 809 - 498: Divine Spirit Treasure - Three Divine Statues!

Chapter 809: Chapter 498: Divine Spirit Treasure - Three Divine Statues!

Majestic and boundless, the massive wall Barrier spread its glory upwards and extended limitlessly to both sides.

The Great Barrier!

The Great Door!

The Passage of Fate!

Many complex and intricate patterns wove together.

Atop the wall, there was a heavy sediment of time, as well as some traces.

The old traces were too ancient and spotty, already fading, while the nearby traces had just been etched.

Tuck’s gaze lifted from the newly made marks on the ashen-gray rock wall Barrier.

Feeling the weight of those patterns, Tuck regarded the Divine Forbidden Land’s "Divine Spirit Treasure" with solemn respect.

In these past few days, having left the Crystal World Tree, Tuck had headed straight to the deepest part of the Divine Forbidden Land to seek the "Divine Spirit Treasure".

Normally, it would take half a day to reach.

However, along the way, not a few of the Green Star Clan and their affiliated tribes had been encountered, along with some that relied on projections to attack and harass Tuck.

This caused Tuck to spend extra time eliminating some of the Green Star people.

Only just now had Tuck located the entrance area to the maze of the Divine Spirit Treasure.

He saw many people trying to attack the entrance area, leaving marks, to see if they could break through this mysterious construction partial to the Great Barrier.

Tuck followed suit briefly.

Even with Tuck’s astonishing strength, and his possession of the Ancient Divine Artifact, Scythe of Blood’s End, as well as his profound Chaos Rune Mysteries and Stigmata Power, the damage done was still limited.

"The defensive capabilities of this maze in the Forbidden Sacred Land are absurdly strong."

"Even I can hardly cause much damage."

Tuck looked thoughtfully to his left and right.

"Being trapped by the maze alone isn’t an issue; when it’s time to leave, I can communicate with the origin power of this Divine Prohibition Land and have it expel me."

"After all, the Ecological Star Net has cycled with the Ecological Power of the Forbidden Sacred Land for many years."

"This is a special advantage I gained by relying on my powerful Talent upon entering the maze region."

"If I were trapped in something like a Divine Forbidden Sphere Cage, that would be quite troublesome."

"Not to mention, there are some demigods, even Divine Spirit Level guards within."

"Overall, caution and care are the principles for entering this time."

In his thoughts, Tuck leaped forth, transforming into a vague Shadow, and directly immersed himself within.

It wasn’t long before Tuck was deep within the passageway.

On a distant wall, the outline of an iron-blue stone-faced person emerged.

"Tuck Ramore?"

"Hmm... I’ve heard this man’s skills and strength are exceptional. He’s even polluted the Star Net with his Steam Power."

The stone-faced person pondered for a moment and then shook his head.

"The struggles and battles of these races have nothing to do with our Divine Rock Spirit Race and Sequence Civilization; it’s best to avoid them."

"However... the methods of this Tuck Ramore are indeed formidable."

"The Ecology of the Star Net, which has remained unchanged since the ancient eras, suddenly underwent a transformation to his unique Steam Ecological Power when he arrived. It’s quite unfathomable."

"Now he has entered this mysterious Divine Spirit Treasure Land."

"If he uncovers the secret plans of the Green Star Tribe, there’s bound to be a fierce battle."

"Hmm... we must notify the Clan, in case such a situation arises, so we can fish in troubled waters."

"After all, this Divine Forbidden Labyrinth is half our home turf."

After pondering for a moment, the face of the stone person slowly retracted back into the Divine Forbidden rocks.

...

In the deep and silent wide corridor with a diameter of nearly a kilometer, twisting and extending endlessly forward,

The large God Shadow Cloak enveloped Tuck entirely within the divine robe, displaying an interwoven state of darkness and shadow.

The Purple Scythe of Blood’s End, as tall as Tuck, was carried in a phantom state on Tuck’s back.

At this moment, Tuck resembled the Grim Reaper harvesting lives.

Suddenly,

"Squeak, squeak, squeak..."

A dense and bizarre screeching noise surged from a distance.

Upon hearing this strange screech, Tuck’s expression darkened slightly.

He took out the Magic Cottage with Earth attributes, steam activated it, and then embedded it into the nearby rock wall; afterwards, Tuck slipped into it.

After Tuck had done all this and began to withdraw the patterns to avoid detection,

With an intense burst of squeaking noises intertwining,

"Whirl, whirl, whirl..."

Countless "Fire-Eating Spirit Bats" rolled in like a furious tide.

These bats were all in "Spirit Form" and also possessed some traits of Death Divinity, making them particularly difficult to kill.

Most crucially, these Fire-Eating Spirit Bats had the bizarre ability to devour Legendary Starfire Traits and even the traits of divine beings’ reverence.

When Tuck first encountered the Fire-Eating Spirit Bats, he was somewhat incredulous.

"What do these little bats amount to? I’ll fill the entire corridor with Divine Flame. That will kill any number that come," he thought.

But in the fight against the massive swarms of bats,

After a part of Tuck’s Legendary Features and the few Divine Spirit Characteristics he had painstakingly accumulated were devoured by these bizarre bats,

Tuck decided to retreat and cut his losses.

"Damn these bizarre bats. Let whoever wants to kill them do so. I won’t kill them anymore."

Since encountering those peculiar Fire-Eating Spirit Bats, Tuck would avoid them if he could, and if not, he’d flee with all his might.

After nearly half a day,

The terrifying number of Fire-Eating Spirit Bats, possibly in the billions or even more, finally flew away from this passageway.

Once only a few solitary bats remained, Tuck emerged from the Magic Cottage and took it into his hand, looked in the direction that the bats had flown, shook his head, and then turned to leave.