[Day 11: After a full ten days of rest, your artificial human "Xiaolongnu" has finally mastered the Sunflower Manual to an intermediate level. Her combat prowess now surpasses even Zheng Zha, who exchanged for the Vampire Bloodline.
You weren't particularly surprised by this. After all, the Sunflower Manual is known for its rapid progression, and Zheng Zha is infamous as the "Shame of His Rank."
Leisure time always flies by, and soon, it was time for another trial.
Led by Zhang Jie, you entered the teleportation beam released by the God, heading to the next terro world.
When you regained your senses from the teleportation, you found yourself aboard a spaceship—likely the beginning of the Alien scenario from the original story. You couldn't help but sigh in relief.
To be honest, you were somewhat worried that the addition of three artificial humans might further increase the difficulty of the trial world.
Soon, the newcomers began waking up. A few of them, who seemed like cannon fodder extras, refused to believe a word you said and stormed off, cursing.
Zheng Zha and the others made no effort to stop them.
After all, Zheng Zha may be a saint, but he's not an idiot. If the newcomers weren't willing to cooperate, he wasn't about to risk his life playing babysitter.
You knew full well that those who left would inevitably be captured by the aliens, leading to the breeding of more xenomorphs—but this played right into your hands, as it meant more reward points for you.
As expected, the ordinary aliens were no match for your team, especially with the Sunflower Manual-trained artificial humans.
With the combined efforts of the three artificial humans, the ordinary aliens on the ship were quickly eliminated, and you soon found yourselves facing the Alien Queen.
Whether it was sheer bad luck or Zhang Jie sensing a threat from you and deliberately sabotaged you in secret, you never knew.
While dodging the Alien Queen's desperate counterattack, you accidentally twisted your ankle and were instantly impaled through the head by her tail. You died!]
[This simulation has ended!]
[Simulation rewards are being drawn. Below are ten reward options. Please purchase the ones you need before randomly selecting one.]
[God's Lobby (Price: 500 trillion merit points)]
[Infinite Ammo Desert Eagle (Price: 200 merit points)]
[Sunflower Manual (Price: 1,000 merit points)]
[Spaceship (Price: 5,000 merit points)]
[Alien Queen Egg (Price: 3,000 merit points)]
[Hemostatic Spray (Price: 10 merit points)]
[Alice's Red Dress (Price: 1 merit point)]
[Zhan Lan's Glasses (Price: 1 merit point)]
[Storage Ring (Price: 100 merit points)]
[Antidote (Price: 10 merit points)]
!!!
Xiao Feng's pupils constricted sharply at the sight. Without hesitation, he spent several thousand merit points to purchase the nine relatively cheaper rewards, then used his free draw to claim the most expensive one—the [God's Lobby]—for free.
"Activate!"
With a thought from Xiao Feng, the white sphere representing the [God's Lobby] transformed into a streak of light and merged into his body.
Information about the [God's Lobby] flooded his mind.
After processing the new knowledge, Xiao Feng vanished from the spot in an instant.
He found himself in a vast, empty space. At its center was an enormous glowing sphere, radiating light like the sun and illuminating the entire area. This was none other than the legendary God's Lobby!
Unfortunately, the [God's Lobby] Xiao Feng had obtained wasn't in its complete form but rather its initial state.
The initial [God's Lobby] retained only a few basic functions, such as searching and traversing other worlds, recruiting reincarnators, and possessing an attached subspace.
After staring at the sphere for a moment, Xiao Feng suddenly called out, "Open the exchange list!"
As soon as he spoke, a semi-transparent exchange screen appeared before him.
However, the screen was completely empty at this point. As the master of the [God's Lobby], Xiao Feng would need to populate it himself.
"Scan everything on my person and within the Hueco Mundo, then add them to the exchange list."
"Whoosh!!!"
At Xiao Feng's command, a beam of white light shot out from the God's Lobby, enveloping him entirely.
The once-empty exchange list was instantly filled with countless items, ranging from the smallest needle and thread to a Nine-Star Dou Saint's soul.
According to the list, purchasing these items required a currency called [World Origin Points].
[World Origin Points] were the fundamental energy constituting a world's existence and could be converted into any item.
The simplest way to earn them was to disrupt the fate lines of other worlds' protagonists, allowing the [God's Lobby] to absorb the scattered [World Origin Points].
In other words, when Xiao Feng traveled to other worlds, all he needed to do was find ways to derail the original plot.
In essence, the [God's Lobby] sent reincarnators to trial worlds to alter the original stories and absorb [World Origin Points] to strengthen itself.
"Reward points" and "side quests" were essentially [World Origin Points], just renamed by the [God's Lobby].
Of course, the [God's Lobby] wouldn't strengthen reincarnators for free—it took a cut of over 50% during exchanges.
What frustrated Xiao Feng was that the [God's Lobby] had automatically locked the world of Dou Qi Continent as the primary world, and [World Origin Points] from the primary world couldn't be absorbed.
Thus, even though Xiao Feng had completely derailed the plot of Battle Through the Heavens, he still hadn't earned a single [World Origin Point].
"God's Lobby, search for trial world coordinates!"
"Ding! Initiating search for trial world coordinates. Please wait…"
Under Xiao Feng's command, the [God's Lobby] began searching for its first trial world.
Since the initial [God's Lobby] was still weak, it could only locate coordinates for low-level trial worlds, and the process would take considerable time.
To prevent reincarnators from escaping its control, Xiao Feng had no plans to recruit any until the [God's Lobby] grew stronger.
Besides, without any trial world coordinates, recruiting reincarnators would be pointless—there'd be no worlds for them to wreak havoc in.
(End of Chapter)