The Peerless Emperor-Chapter 1299 - 1300: Death Awaits Those Who Come (25th Update)
Capítulo 1299: Chapter 1300: Death Awaits Those Who Come (25th Update)
Seeing Lin Qian’s curiosity, Yuan Jingtian immediately explained, “This ‘Thousand Mountains’ is something I crafted using a thousand Fifth Grade Stars, specifically for the training of our family’s younger generation.”
“A thousand Fifth Grade Stars, what a grand undertaking.” Lin Qian remarked with audible admiration, “In the future, the Empire’s dungeons can be crafted similarly and without being constrained by form.”
“Indeed, my thoughts had been rigid, only considering creating an artificial spherical star and transforming its surface into a dungeon for trials.”
“In reality, during the process of artificial star creation, the external shape can be altered, for instance, into a tower or an ocean?” Lin Qian mused, “as long as the star core is preserved.”
“Artificial stars can be clustered in a specific area, dedicated entirely to dungeons.”
“When the technology for teleportation arrays and ancient teleportation gates is fully matured and further developed, comprehensive transformations can be made.”
“Dungeons will no longer occupy land on natural stars; they can be relocated to artificial stars. Natural stars will only retain teleportation gateways, allowing direct transport to the dungeons, which is excellent.”
“However, many details still need thorough consideration, and breakthroughs in technology are essential.”
Lin Qian, speaking to himself, drew inspiration from Yuan Jingtian’s creation of the Thousand Mountains, contemplating ideas for future dungeon creation.
But Yuan Jingtian, listening beside him, found himself increasingly alarmed by Lin Qian’s words.
He could hardly believe what he was hearing.
Teleportation arrays and ancient teleportation gates? Was it not enough to have teleportation arrays, but there are also such things as ancient teleportation gates?
Artificial stars, what does that mean, does the Huaxia Empire possess the technology to create stars?
At this thought, even someone like Yuan Jingtian couldn’t keep his mind calm, and he couldn’t help but ask, “Your Majesty, when you speak of artificial stars, do you mean gathering fragments and meteorites from the Void together?”
“That is where you are mistaken. The artificial stars I mentioned are not mere dirt clumps without vitality,” Lin Qian said seriously, “The stars I craft are true stars with starlight, though the materials are indeed as you said.”
“But if you’re interested, creating stars entirely out of metal Soul Ore is possible, though growing Spiritual Medicine or Spirit Wood on them is out of the question.”
“However, exotic species rich in minerals could still grow on the Soul Ore,” Lin Qian laughed, “If you want an interesting or unique star, you can exchange contribution points and have one made for you to play with.”
Yuan Jingtian stared at Lin Qian speechlessly for a long while, unable to fathom the Emperor before him.
Artificial stars, indeed, he really wanted to shout, to ask if His Majesty knew how outrageous and hard to believe the act was.
Yuan Jingtian felt his understanding of the world crumbling, as Lin Qian spoke of creating stars with such casualness.
To him, Lin Qian’s words felt like a calm declaration; since he desired to create a star, he could simply create one.
Originally, Yuan Jingtian thought following someone of a lower Realm was unimaginable.
Turns out, his previous thoughts were naive.
The person he followed claimed he could create a star according to his liking.
“Hmm?” Suddenly, Wei Ziliang noticed a shift in Yuan Jingtian’s demeanor beside him.
Previously, the man’s expression was tense and anxious, likely worried about treating his wife.
But now, Wei Ziliang was surprised to find that Yuan Jingtian was calm, showing no signs of nervousness, his demeanor steady.
“What happened, aren’t you worried about your sister anymore?” Wei Ziliang knew Yuan Jingtian’s previous anxiety and tension were due to concern, wondering what if Yu Xin couldn’t be cured.
Yet now, he was suddenly composed, which was quite mysterious.
Yuan Jingtian nodded, looking at Wei Ziliang, “Not worried, big brother.”
Wei Ziliang laughed, staring in astonishment at Yuan Jingtian.
He actually laughed; what happened to him to become so relaxed that it was frightening? Wei Ziliang even wondered if it was due to overthinking causing him to lose his mind.
Why was Yuan Jingtian not nervous or anxious anymore?
The reason was simple: Lin Qian could create stars, precisely how he pleased and in whatever way made him happy.
This way, not curing Yu Xin seemed impossible to Yuan Jingtian.
The trio moved quickly, reaching a peak on the main star within a short time.
The mountain wasn’t high, but it symbolized Longevity Mountain because this mountain was named just that.
At the mountain’s summit was a courtyard, not overly luxurious but very cozy.
“This courtyard is…” Wei Ziliang paused, eyes showing traces of reminiscence after entering the courtyard.
“What is it?” Seeing Wei Ziliang’s change in expression, Lin Qian turned and asked.
The change in demeanor intrigued Lin Qian, stirring curiosity within him.
At that moment, Wei Ziliang calmed himself slightly and explained, “In the past, when we followed our master in cultivation, the courtyard we lived in looked just like this.”
Nearby, hearing this, Yuan Jingtian realized and replied, “Back then, this courtyard was handcrafted by Xiner herself, and I didn’t expect it to have such a connection.”
“It’s quite interesting,” Wei Ziliang reminisced, “I left the previous Wei family before she was born.”
“And at sixteen, she was abandoned by our aunt for her defects—blind in one eye and missing an arm—considered an ill omen.”
“Her poor aptitude added to it, hence…”
“Coincidentally, the master found and adopted her, helping her heal deficiencies. Once corrected, her aptitude transformed remarkably.”
“To her, the master was like a father.”
In the courtyard, Lin Qian examined the bedroom ahead, suddenly saying, “I see; no wonder she wouldn’t let Yuan Jingtian find you. She knew if you came, you would die.”
