Chapter 309: 5 Million Script Points Cannot Exchange for a Single Other-World's Information

"Dead?" Kamikawa Chie was surprised: "Is there a living being inside the mysterious fog? Or is there something in the mysterious fog that caused the Void Lord's shadow to die."

She was very curious.

Not just her, even Kamikawa Mitsu leaned over.

He had schemed the corner palace of Ping'an Kyoto, schemed the opportunities within it, and also schemed the chat group and a series of other plans.

But the mysterious fog was not something he had schemed; it had nothing to do with him.

Kamikawa Mitsu decided to return to Earth early. One reason was considering that Chie wanted to watch Ye Linyan's duel, and being away from Earth too long wasn't good either. The second was that there were some matters that needed handling, so he changed his mind.

And this second reason, some matters that needed handling, was precisely this mysterious fog.

Bringing Kamikawa Chie to the other world, Kamikawa Mitsu was not entirely unconcerned about Earth. He spent script points to have the system continuously monitor Earth.

As long as special situations appeared on Earth, such as other-world invasions, or other worlds beginning to connect with Earth, attempting to open passages between Earth and other worlds, etc., the system would report to Kamikawa Mitsu immediately.

When the mysterious fog appeared, Kamikawa Mitsu received the system notification.

However, the system did not indicate that the mysterious fog was an other-world invasion, only that an other world was connecting with Earth, and the mysterious fog was the passage.

The system could not determine the specific situation.

Because the other world on the other side of the mysterious fog showed no signs of invasion, it could not be classified as an other-world invasion.

Kamikawa Mitsu spent script points, intending to obtain the data and information of that other world.

The result was...

The information was abnormally massive; the script points Kamikawa Mitsu had were not enough to exchange for the information data of that other world.

One must know, for the Ping'an Kyoto corner palace script, Kamikawa Mitsu's script points finally accumulated past ten million. Although subsequent modifications to the physical constitutions of those sent to the other world, the chat group, and other expenses cost him over 5 million script points.

The reason for such a huge expense was mainly that the chat group admitted those other-world titans, and also that Kamikawa Mitsu exchanged a large batch of Immortal Source Stones in one go to store, deposited in the chat group leader's account—this was a massive expense.

And the physical modifications of the people sent to the other world, as well as the supreme treasures given to them, also cost a large amount of script points.

Those supreme treasures were not ordinary supreme treasures, nor were the physical modifications.

Kamikawa Mitsu not only modified their bodies to be innately gifted, but could also borrow their cultivation, thereby feeding the cultivation back to himself.

In short, when they cultivated 100, he could also obtain 100.

This was not plundering cultivation from them—not the kind where they cultivate 200 points, he gets 100, and the other 100 goes to Kamikawa Mitsu. It was not like that.

Rather, when they cultivated 100, Kamikawa Mitsu correspondingly obtained 100, similar to photocopying—photocopying a copy of their cultivation gains for Kamikawa Mitsu. It would not harm them in any way, nor would it slow their cultivation.

After all, Kamikawa Mitsu is not Old Yao, who freeloaded off Xiao Yan for three years. That pleased Old Yao, but made Xiao Yan suffer.

He sent these people to the other world for great use; he needed them to be powerful, so naturally he could not affect their cultivation. But he also could not just consume script points himself to carry out the plan—that would be a loss. Hence he let them cultivate, and he could also obtain cultivation.

Thus.

Kamikawa Mitsu could not only carry out the plan but also obtain cultivation for free, equivalent to having an experience cheat for himself—killing two birds with one stone.

But even after spending over 5 million, the remaining script points were still over 5 million.

Yet when exchanging for the other-world information data of the mysterious fog, the system told Kamikawa Mitsu that the script points were insufficient.

5 million script points, unable to exchange for a single other-world's information data?

Kamikawa Mitsu was moved.

What kind of other world was this? Was there some great horror existing, or was there some other reason, causing 5 million script points to be insufficient to exchange for that other world's information data?

An other world full of mystery and unknowns compelled Kamikawa Mitsu to take it seriously and decide to return to investigate.

At this moment.

Hearing Kamikawa Chie's words, Likui responded:

"Mm, the Void Lord's shadow is dead. As for how it died, the Void Lord told me that after he controlled his shadow to enter the mysterious fog, he first saw white, boundless fog, with very poor visibility.

Even if he mobilized power to probe and see everything before him clearly, he could not see clearly. It seemed the mysterious fog could obstruct power; even mobilizing power, he could not see through the fog to perceive his surroundings.

He had no choice but to grope forward like a blind man with open eyes.

Not long after, he walked out of the mysterious fog and arrived at a very strange place."

Kamikawa Mitsu and Kamikawa Chie fixed their attention over.

A strange place? It should refer to the other world connected by the mysterious fog, but why use the word "strange"?

The Void Demon Realm was not without having invaded other worlds; it knew that besides the Void Demon Realm, other worlds also existed, and knew that other worlds were bizarre and varied, with different living races and other characteristics.

Walking into the mysterious fog and arriving at a place, the Void Lord should clearly know this was a connected other world, but why did he use the phrase "strange place" rather than "arrived at another world"?

The Void Lord was, after all, a titan of the Void Demon Realm, having even encountered wars between two realms. What great storms could still surprise him? He certainly knew other worlds were different, so logically there was no need to be astonished.

Likui continued.

"That place had nothing at all. Looking out, apart from blood-colored and barren earth, there was only one very, very long river—no source could be seen, no end could be seen.

The Void Lord found that place strange precisely because of that river.

That river was blood-yellow, with many worms and insects in it, and also countless bones. That river was a river, yet more like a sea—very wide, with surging great waves and billows, and an intense stench of blood rushing at one's face."

At this point in the words, Likui's speech paused.

Kamikawa Chie, who had been listening curiously, could not help but speak: "Then what? Did the Void Lord cross the river next? Or what?"

"Then... the Void Lord's shadow died."

Likui spoke frankly.

Without waiting for Kamikawa Chie to ask, she recalled:

"When the Void Lord arrived at that strange place, at first he planned to take a good look at the place and investigate, but after taking a few steps, he accidentally got splashed by a drop of spray from the surging blood-yellow great river, which stained his body.

Then the Void Lord's shadow's body was corroded by that drop of spray; no matter what he did he could not stop it, and in less than a second he died."

Everyone was horrified.

Kamikawa Chie and the others even widened their eyes enormously.

What kind of terrifying place was this.

Just a single drop of spray caused a god-and-demon to die, without even room to resist, and not even a corpse left behind.

They were terrified.

Even a being of divine step could not withstand a single droplet of the wave, showing that the horror of the blood-yellow Dahe ran deeper still—perhaps even a more powerful deity, if touched by the wave, would die; to fall into the Dahe itself would mean certain death.

"Onii-san, you must not respond to the government's request for help—that place is far too dangerous."

Kamikawa Chie turned sharply to Kamikawa Mitsu, her face still pale with lingering fear.