Monster Fusion:The Path of Infinite Cultivation-Chapter 28: System Start cultivation X 2

Chapter 5: Breaking the Impossible

Ray's eyes gleamed as a system panel appeared before him.

Ignoring the main functions, he navigated straight to the side functions.

First Side Function: Double Automatic Cultivation

Second Side Function: ?????

Third Side Function: ?????

Ray clicked on the first one.

Function Name: Automatic Cultivation

Description: This system automatically enhances the host's cultivation speed, allowing passive progress without active effort.

The function runs in the background, increasing cultivation speed significantly at each level.

Level 1: 2x Speed

Level 2: 4x Speed

Level 3: 8x Speed

(More levels locked)

Resource Consumption (Spirit Stones):

Level 1 Activation Cost: 100 Spirit Stones (Permanent 2x Boost)

Ray gulped.

Even though he had already seen this function before, it still shook his mind.

If this really works... reaching the Great Emperor realm in five years won't just be a dream.

Excitement surged through him as he looked toward his storage ring.

He reached out to take out some Spirit Stones

Then froze.

Damn it.

"I don't have any spiritual energy," Ray muttered. His face darkened.

To use a storage ring, one needed Qi or energy to interact with the space inside.

And right now, he had nothing.

His hands clenched.

It'd be so embarrassing if I have to call Nyxiel just to open this thing for me...

Just as he was struggling to think of a solution, his gaze accidentally drifted to the bottom corner of the system panel.

There, in the stats section, he noticed something

Spirit Stones: 10 million

"...Huh?"

Ray blinked.

Once.

Twice.

He stared at the number, trying to make sense of it.

Wait, so I don't even need to manually take them out?

His system could directly access his wealth?

His mind reeled at the implications.

Ray pondered over his system's ability to access his Spirit Stones without him even touching his storage ring.

It was impossible by normal standards.

To understand why, one must first know how storage rings work.

Storage rings were created using Space Stones a common yet highly difficult material to manipulate.

Yes, space existed everywhere, but controlling it was an entirely different matter.

Due to the natural tribulations of space Stones itself, these rings had an innate resistance to being scanned or detected.

Even high-level cultivators, no matter how powerful, could not see into someone else's storage ring unless:

1. They were touching the ring directly.

2. They injected their own spiritual energy into it.

If it were that easy to see inside, then storage rings would be worthless no one would ever trust them.

Even with advanced cultivation, peeking inside another person's storage ring was impossible because of the unpredictable nature of space Stones itself.

The only exception?

A cultivator with Space Affinity or someone with absolute mastery over spatial laws which was extremely rare.

But the system?

It bypassed all of that like it was above the rules of the world itself.

Ray shook his head, letting go of those complicated thoughts.

"Forget it," he muttered. "The system can already do unbelievable things. Compared to that, this is just a piece of cake."

With renewed determination, he clicked Activate Automatic Cultivation.

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Ding!

> To activate Automatic Cultivation (Level 1), please pay 100 Spirit Stones.

Would you like to proceed?

[Yes] / [No]

A small panel popped up in front of him.

Ray took a deep breath.

This should work...

He clicked YES.

A green light flashed.

Then—

WHOOSH!

A surge of energy blasted into his body.

Ray gasped as he felt every pore, every atom in his body scream in hunger absorbing the energy rushing through him.

It was intense.

Like his body was getting lighter yet heavier. Stronger yet denser. It was a paradoxical sensation that words couldn't describe.

His eyes widened in shock.

This works.

This really works.

A familiar yet distant sensation flooded his body. Cultivation.

It was weak. Extremely weak.

But it was there.

A sensation he had never thought he'd feel again.

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Ray sat cross-legged, instinctively shifting into a meditative position.

Closing his eyes, he focused.

It was faint. Almost non-existent.

But if he concentrated hard enough, he could feel it

He was cultivating.

For the first time since his reincarnation.

For the first time after using that forbidden technique in his past life.

It was said that anyone who attempted that technique would never be able to cultivate again, no matter how many times they were reincarnated.

Yet here he was.

Sitting.

Absorbing spiritual energy.

Defying the impossible.

A slow grin crept onto Ray's lips.

"System... just what kind of monster are you?"

Ray tried to concentrate, but suddenly, his vision blurred.

The world around him distorted, and before he could react

WHOOSH!

He suddenly appeared in a place of darkness.

Looking down, he saw golden ground, stretching endlessly beneath him.

"Where is this?"

Ray looked around.

Before him stood rows upon rows of massive bookshelves, stretching far into the void, disappearing into endless darkness.

Too long to see the end.

His eyes widened.

"Wait... this is"

Blinking in shock, realization dawned upon him.

"This is my Sea of Consciousness... damn!"

He almost cursed aloud.

Sea of Consciousness

A Sea of Consciousness was a high-level phenomenon, only occurring in extremely rare cases among cultivators.

Technically, every living being had one, but being able to enter it like this was unheard of.

It was like photographic memory, but taken to an entirely new level.

It was more than a talent it was a rare gift.

Ray turned his gaze to the massive bookshelves that stretched endlessly.

Those books...

Those must be the techniques he had learned in his past life.

Or, more accurately... the ones recorded in his legacy talismans.

The Primordial Legacys

One might wonder how did he learn this much?

Well... he didn't.

His family one of the strongest Primordial Families in existence had a unique way of passing knowledge.

They didn't teach techniques one by one.

Instead, they stored entire legacies inside talisman seals.

Whenever someone from the family came of age, they would receive a legacy talisman.

Learning or not depended on the user's ability.

The knowledge was there, but whether he could comprehend it was a different story.

Honestly, even if someone had billions of years, they wouldn't be able to learn all of this by themselves.

Ray scanned the shelves.

He knew these contained knowledge beyond imagination alchemy, artifact refining, talisman making, beast mastery, physics, painting, even scientific theories beyond what this world could comprehend.

But possessing these didn't mean he had mastered them.

Right now, he was like a walking library filled with books, but without the ability to read them yet.

He had to study. He had to comprehend.

Even so...

Just having this gave him unlimited possibilities.

This was one of the greatest inheritances in the world and it was all inside his mind.

Of course, compared to his family's entire inheritance, this was just a speck of dust.

There were trillions of high-grade legacy talismans in his family's vault.

Ray?

He only ever received three in his past life.

The difference was unimaginable.

Still, even a fragment of that knowledge was enough to make him unstoppable in this world.

But... there was a problem.

Even if he wanted to practice these techniques, he couldn't.

Every technique in here was at least Saint-Grade or higher.

With his current body, he had no talent, no power, nothing.

Even if he studied for millions of years, he probably wouldn't be able to understand single one.

Ray sighed.

"This won't help me at all for now..."

At best, this place was just a storage for his past knowledge.

Just as he was about to leave, something caught his eye.

In the middle of the endless bookshelves, there was...

A large empty space, like a stadium.

And in the very center...

A small five-foot-tall pillar-like structure stood alone.

Ray frowned.

"What's that?"

Curious, he walked toward it.

As he got closer, he inspected it closely.

The bottom part was golden, decorated with intricate runes and symbols.

The middle part was a transparent glass tube, revealing a mysterious blue liquid inside.

The top part was sealed with golden metal, similar to the bottom.

Ray narrowed his eyes.

"A cultivation artifact?"

Inside the tube, he saw a slowly increasing amount of blue liquid.

Very slow.

So slow that if he wasn't inside his Sea of Consciousness, he wouldn't have noticed it at all.

His gaze traveled upwards

And then, he saw something small, sitting on top of the golden cap.

His eyes widened.

It was...

A tiny version of himself.

A golden miniature Ray, sitting in meditation posture, cultivating.

"What the hell...?"

Ray's mind raced.

He glanced down at the mysterious liquid, then back at the tiny figure on top.

Was this...

Was this thing cultivating?

Wait. WAIT.

A thought struck him like lightning.

His eyes glowed with excitement.

"Could it be...?"