Three months later...
Opening his runic panel, a smile appeared on Nash’s face.
[Nash Navre: Void Venerate
Void Fusion: 1,000,000%
Soul Transformation: 1,000%
Void Amplification: 1 trillion
Soul Amplification: 1.1 trillion
Physique: 1000x
Void Affinity: SS Lvl (1,618)
Soul Materialization: SS lvl
Elental Core: 250]
After three consecutive months of uninterrupted training, Nash finally reached his goal.
"1000% soul transformation rate... I didn’t expect it to be this easy!"
His goal before going to the Wild Void Area was only 1000%.
Initially, Nash thought he could reach it near the end. Who knew he could easily achieve it in a few months?
"This should be enough."
The reason he wanted to reach 1000% Soul Transformation rate was to help with the condensation of elents.
His previous soul state simply couldn’t carry the rapid condensation of elental cores.
As he tried to condense more and more elental cores, he began to feel the weight and resistance, so he stopped.
Now, after reaching 1000% soul transformation rate, he felt unprecedentedly light, like a feather.
"I wonder how fast I could condense an elent?" Nash thought.
Taking out a perfect quality tier 5 soul relieving potion he had crafted before, Nash began to condense an elental core.
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5 hours later...
"Huh~ It’s so fast!"
In just a few hours, he was able to condense an elental core!
This ans if he worked for a whole day, he could condense at least 4!
"No, it’s too hasty." Nash quickly shook off the thought.
Although condensing an elental core didn’t significantly burden his body, the elental cores he condensed needed ti to settle.
Like a fragile seedling, they needed to absorb free-flowing elental energy and settle before he could condense another one.
Otherwise, they would collapse, leading to instability in his foundation.
"Just right, I could use this ti to do other things."
During these three months of training, Nash still used his soul-enlightennt state every 10 days to deduce a few things.
The first was the soul currency economy, which was already being implented while he was training.
Although Nash didn’t check the results, the accumulated soul energy from various taxes and fees was already overflowing.
Even if Nash trained nonstop, it still increased faster and faster.
Along with the soul currency economy, he also deduced how to transfer purified soul energy that everyone could absorb.
With a bit of modification to his module system, another bracket appeared in their panel: Soul Essence.
This soul essence was made from hundreds of units of soul energy, which he sold for 1000 soul points each.
Although the energy it contained was only slightly higher than a unit of soul energy, its purity was beyond doubt.
Besides replenishnt, its greatest use was to aid soul training, elent condensation, and elent sublimation.
As a result, they had beco the most sought-after commodity, which a few even traded for money.
Fortunately, the purification process was conducted in his origin space.
With a bit of tinkering, Nash easily automated the process using the [Control Module System].
Because of this, more and more cosmic teams and powerhouses began flocking to Star Alliance.
Seeing the Star Alliance becoming more and more powerful, all their hesitation slowly vanished.
Unfortunately, a few powerful teams, especially the Solaris Team, Vortan Team, and the Liberty Coalition Alliance, still hadn’t moved.
It seed they were determined to go solo and forge their own way up.
Smiling wryly, Nash noticed another problem.
With the frenzy over soul currency and soul essence, even those uninterested in the runic system beca hooked.
As if selling blood for money, they would feel at a loss if they didn’t join in.
From the cosmic elites, to the army, and even civilians in the range, all joined in.
Feeling these invisible strings latch onto the runic space, Nash estimated there must be at least hundreds of trillions of them.
While it was not large enough to cause a problem yet, it let him know there was a limit to the number of people he could connect to.
Based on his feelings, each unit of his computational power could hold about 10,000 people.
This ans he could at most connect to 10 quintillion people.
Fortunately, this was just his current limit.
As his strength grew and the quality of his soul increased, this limit should improve further.
"It’s ti to work." Nash quickly snapped out of his daze.
What happened outside was currently not his concern.
There were only 480 days before they left.
Having already delegated everything to his subordinates, Nash only needed to concentrate on himself.
First, while letting the elental core he had just condensed settle, Nash thought of building the Potion Purification Device, which would be his ticket to becoming a tier 4 scientist.
Having such a status was not only crucial in keeping his Tier 8 War God Guardian Alexus, but it could also boost his bargaining power when he t up with other elites.
More importantly, with such a status, Nash could access higher-tier, more secret knowledge in the Covenant Library.
Although he already had a deal with the Xenus Domain to upload all data in the Xenus Junction, it was only basic.
To have access to more in-depth knowledge from the Chronos Empire, Nash needed to be at least a tier 4 Scientist!
Leaving his soul training ground, Nash headed to his lab.
Currently, he was still on Neon Planet.
To accommodate his stay in one place, his residence, including all anities imaginable, was already built.
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As Nash arrived at the lab, he began reviewing the blueprint he had deduced a few months ago.
After deducing the implentation of soul currency in the economy, Nash moved on to the potion purification device.
Initially, he thought it would be easy. Who knew it took him seven tries to fully decipher the device?
One had to know that as his soul grew stronger, the effect of his soul’s enlightennt state also improved.
Taking a whole seven sessions for a tier 5 technology was just too insane to think about.
With such ti, Nash felt he could already deduce two or three tier 6 technologies.
Fortunately, the result was not bad. Not only the blueprint itself, but also the various knowledge he learned in the process.
"Let’s start this..."
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