Global Composite Master: Compositing an Undead Army from the Start - Chapter 727 - 351: The Star System Rankings Reward is Against Heaven! (Combined one) _3
Chapter 727: Chapter 351: The Star System Rankings Reward is Against Heaven! (Combined one) _3
Moreover, investing Divine Power to upgrade the Divine Domain Level takes a considerable amount of time for the input to outweigh the output, so decisions will rely heavily on your own judgment.
Of course, when carrying out some rare tasks in the second zone, it is possible to find items that could enhance the Divine Domain. You could use these corresponding items to upgrade the Divine Domain’s Level without having to consume your own Divine Power.
Upon entering the Divine Domain, Chen Mo’s gaze immediately fell upon the Mirror Core—a crystal-clear, floating object emanating a faint glow.
As he reached out and touched the Mirror Core, Chen Mo realized that it contained no divine might at all.
“Does the Divine Domain not accumulate divine might normally?”
Chen Mo immediately called out to the Heavenly Path Elf to inquire.
“The Divine Domain only starts producing divine might when it has a master. When unowned, it falls into a dormant state and does not continuously accumulate divine might.”
“So that’s how it is. It seems I’ll have to wait to reap any benefits.”
After nodding in understanding, Chen Mo immediately tried to check the requirements for upgrading the Divine Domain.
[The Heavenly Path’s Hint: The present Divine Domain is at Level one. To upgrade it to Level two, it requires 100 points of divine might. The shortfall of divine might can be supplemented with your basic divine power. A Level-two Divine Domain will produce two points of divine might per natural day.
If you have a Territory Heart Divine Stone, you can consume one to directly upgrade the current Divine Domain to Level two.]
“In the absence of divine might, I need to consume 100 points of basic divine power to upgrade the Divine Domain Level. After the upgrade, it will yield one more point of divine might per day. That means I will only start to see a return after 6,000 hours.”
Upon doing the math, Chen Mo realized that it would take almost 250 Earth days to see any return on his investment, an estimation that left him feeling numb.
It’s not that this investment isn’t worthwhile. It’s just that the waiting time is somewhat lengthy.
Especially after learning that something like the Territory Heart Divine Stone could yield returns, Chen Mo was even less willing to spend his basic divine power.
After understanding the situation of the Divine Domain, he immediately stepped out of it and back into the outside world.
Once outside, even knowing that there was a Divine Domain here, without a careful search, Chen Mo realized it would be quite challenging to spot the Divine Domain Sphere that was only the size of a marble, translucent, and hidden underneath leaves at the base of a large tree.
“It indeed isn’t easy to come across a Divine Domain. It can’t be sensed, and it’s hard to spot visually. Moreover, this thing even changes its location randomly every natural day—today it’s here, tomorrow it could be somewhere else.”
After leaving the Divine Domain, Chen Mo pulled out the task compass, a reward from the leaderboard, to check if there were any tasks nearby.
The entrance to the initial zone had too many people, making it unsuitable for using the task compass. This place, however, had no one around, which was perfect.
While Moluo’s Brain indeed has the ability to analyze task tactics, relying on it to find tasks directly in the second zone seemed unrealistic. Chen Mo had tried, but Moluo’s Brain couldn’t decipher where tasks could be found within the second zone, nor where a Divine Domain might appear. It was clear that the abilities of Moluo’s Brain were also limited.
After all, this artifact was just the brain of the God of Adventure, Moluo. Even Moluo himself wasn’t omnipotent and had his limits, but Chen Mo didn’t mind.
He simply hoped it would continue to perform well in developing strategies for future tasks.
