Chapter 2306: Chapter 1281: Hongye’s mories
After a mont, the Administrator hesitated before speaking to Leo Ray: “I believe Your Majesty has noticed as well, this Shadow Market is of the Earth Attribute, clearly different from the two Ice Attribute Lands of Divine Favor you control.”
“This ans that even though they are all Lands of Divine Favor, the differences in attributes often lead to substantial disparities.”
“For instance, as far as I know, the Gravity Polyhedron Crystal we require is not needed in an Ice Attribute Land of Divine Favor, which has other functionally similar substitutes.”
Hearing the Administrator say this, Leo Ray nodded slightly and said, “Does this an that even Your Excellency as the Administrator cannot assist in repairing the two Lands of Divine Favor?”
After speaking, Leo Ray couldn’t help but sigh inwardly; it seed he would need to seek alternative thods.
Yet just as Leo Ray was feeling sowhat disheartened, the hoarse voice of the Administrator sounded once more.
“No, Your Majesty has misunderstood . Although this Shadow Market is of the Earth Attribute, not all Shadow Markets share the sa attribute.”
“Thus, as the Administrator, I have so insight into repairing different attribute Lands of Divine Favor, including the Ice Attribute Land of Divine Favor. After all, the Lands of Divine Favor are what we rely on for survival, so naturally, we are more skilled than any other forces.”
Upon hearing this, Leo Ray smiled wryly in his heart.
Good gracious, it turns out the other party was just building suspense with their words. It seems my judgnt was indeed correct.
With renewed excitent, Leo Ray steadied his mind and imdiately inquired, “Your Excellency, does this an there is hope to repair my two Ice Attribute Lands of Divine Favor?”
“In response to Your Majesty, I do indeed have confidence in the repair, but there is one thing I am still unsure about.”
The Administrator nodded heavily before continuing, “From my previous observations, the problem with Your Majesty’s two Lands of Divine Favor does not lie in the Teleportation function itself, but in the Energy Convergence Array—or Energy-Supplying Array—that is damaged, thus preventing it from exercising its proper capability to extend the teleportation range beyond the Human World’s boundary.”
“Indeed, although we have exerted our utmost effort to repair most of the damaged Energy Convergence Arrays of the two Lands of Divine Favor, we still can’t allow them to travel far from the scope of the Human World.”
After obtaining Leo Ray’s permission, Frost stepped forward and spoke.
After speaking, an expression of both unyielding resentnt and helplessness appeared on Frost’s fair face.
Although she once served as the Ice Divine Servant responsible for the Formation repairs, she had forgotten too much, including most of the relevant repair knowledge.
“This is a normal phenonon. A fully functional Energy Convergence Array is like a bucket filled with water; as long as it is not completely repaired, it’s like the bottom of the bucket has a gaping hole, significantly reducing its functionality.”
The Administrator stared at Frost for a mont, seemingly recognizing her identity, and nodded slightly, saying, “Unless the Energy Convergence Array is completely repaired, it will never break free from the fringes of the Human World.”
“Your Excellency, what exactly did you an by that uncertainty you ntioned just now?”
Leo Ray nodded thoughtfully and imdiately asked.
“In response to Your Majesty, using the example I ntioned earlier, what I referred to was repairing the ‘bucket,’ though I didn’t say it could restore the ‘bucket’ to its original state. The uncertainty pertains to the issue of repair materials.”
The Administrator, without a mont’s hesitation, responded bluntly to Leo Ray, “Even we, who have managed the Land of Divine Favor for Three Thousand Years, do not have the ability to restore the ‘bucket’ to its original state, as it has already touched upon the supre Domain of the Gods.”
“That said, what we are capable of doing is utilizing intact wooden boards from other ‘buckets’ to repair the necessary ‘bucket,’ but we cannot independently create a brand new wooden board.”
Upon hearing this, Leo Ray thought for a while and pondered, “I think I understand what the Administrator ans. Is it that we can only repair the ‘bucket’ by finding the correct ‘wooden board’?”
“Indeed, to be frank, Your Majesty, although I possess so Earth Attribute spare ‘wooden boards,’ just as I ntioned at the beginning, the Earth Attribute and the Ice Attribute Lands of Divine Favor differ greatly and cannot be applied to Your Majesty’s Land of Divine Favor.”
In the Administrator’s hoarse voice, there was a hint of difficulty as he continued, “In other words, I believe the most feasible approach is to combine Your Majesty’s two Ice Attribute Lands of Divine Favor into one to ensure complete repair.”
At this point in the conversation, the Administrator hesitated a few more tis and added, “But there is another extrely troubleso situation, and that is if the two Lands of Divine Favor happen to have the sa ‘wooden board’ damaged, then I regretfully cannot help.”
“Lord, I’m afraid we are facing that extrely troubleso situation.”
Frost bit her red lips tightly and spoke with a face full of helplessness.
Having researched Ice Stone City and Crystal Blue City with Elder Bing and Sherry for a long ti, she naturally understood the situation of both cities most clearly.
“Is it truly impossible to repair even after going around in circles?”
Leo Ray’s brow furrowed slightly, his mind increasingly alert.
This undoubtedly ans that his future actions will be greatly restricted, especially in the conflict with the Red Dragon, where he will beco extrely passive.
Just as Leo Ray was contemplating other feasible thods, the Administrator, having evidently noticed Leo Ray’s emotional fluctuations, racked his brains for a mont before adding, “Your Majesty, if a suitable Ice Attribute ‘wooden board’ cannot be found, there is actually another way to obtain the ‘wooden board,’ though it’s rely for your reference.”
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