After accompanying Tsuka for several days, testing its newfound abilities, Nash was ready to leave.
Feeling reluctant, Tsuka imdiately held him back.
"How about we fight so dark beasts, Master?"
Although Tsuka didn’t want to fight, it wanted to prove its worth to Nash, anything to stay together a little longer.
"Not now. The outside is dangerous. We can’t risk anything."
"Oh~"
Feeling sad, Tsuka’s ears dropped down.
Noticing its mood, Nash quickly ca up with a solution.
"How about I move my lab to your back? That way, you can help from ti to ti."
"That’s great! I’ll help Master to the best of my ability!"
"Haha, then follow . Let’s move everything to your back." Nash smiled.
Moving his lab wasn’t just an impulsive decision; it had been his plan for a while.
With Tsuka’s defensive and auxiliary abilities, Nash had always loved working on its back.
Unfortunately, as his research grew and the equipnt piled up, the space behind Tsuka beca insufficient.
Now that Tsuka had shot up in size, scaling to the size of a planet, Nash had more than enough space to work with.
Especially with Dinsional Scaling.
This way, whenever he took a trip using the Void Pulse, Tsuka could simply shrink, and all his ongoing experints wouldn’t need to stop.
Although he already had a mobile lab in the Star Ring given to him by the Covenant of Truth, it was only suitable for small-scale analysis and experints.
For large-scale production and construction, a space the size of a planet was far better.
Soon, with Tsuka shrunk back to the size of a regular elephant, they boarded the Void Pulse and flew toward the Neon Star Planet.
Along the way, Nash suddenly rembered the additional buff quota and authority the Void Administrator provided with each shelter advancent.
Currently, Tsuka provided 10 buff slots: Soul Enhancent ×2, Void Enhancent ×2, Soul Training ×2, Elental Training ×2, and Research Efficiency ×2.
Since the buffs only applied to Nova Team mbers, Nash had chosen those who would benefit him most.
Soul Enhancent and Void Enhancent increased his overall power a hundred tis.
Soul Training and Elental Training increased his soul transformation rate and elental sublimation a hundred tis.
Finally, the Research Efficiency buff increased his overall research output by a hundredfold.
This was the reason Nash was able to quickly optimize and update his module system despite the growing complexity.
Communicating with the shelter panel provided by the Void Administrator, Nash learned he could now designate one additional buff.
"Now what do I choose?"
If Nash could upgrade the existing enhancent and training buffs, he would have chosen that without hesitation; unfortunately, it wasn’t an option.
Before advancing to the tier 6 realm, any buff that directly affected the body was capped.
Even if Nash upgraded it, he would have to disable it to avoid exploding.
The influx was simply too much, that his body wouldn’t be able to adapt before collapsing.
After all, the additional multiplier wasn’t just two or three tis, it was a full thousand!
Enhancing his power and training a hundred tis was already pushing it. Any more and it would be over.
Nash could only be thankful that the effect of the Power of Will was restriction-free.
After half a year of accumulation, a dense bundle of will had already gathered in his origin space.
At first, he thought it would behave like his other manifestations of power, condensing into planets or stars.
However, as he scoured every inch of his origin space, the Power of Will had instead condensed into life itself.
From grass and ants to even the smallest microbes, little by little, more and more traces of life appeared across his origin space.
Feeling their effect, Nash sensed they were like a lubricant, sothing that could enhance anything he directed them toward.
Although there was no imdiate breakthrough, as Nash directed the will of enhancent toward his soul’s transformation, he felt his soul training speed increase by at least a hundredfold.
He estimated that in the coming years, the Power of Will would surge in growth as more and more people recognized his rule.
"I’m getting ahead of myself." Nash quickly shook his head.
He was already thinking about such a grand future instead of focusing on what buff to choose.
"Let’s go with Void Training." Nash decided.
Although Nash had already maxed out his void capacity, he wanted to confirm sothing.
With his physique only a thousand tis that of a mortal, there was a natural limit to how much void energy he could carry.
Reaching a 1,000,000% void condensation was already a miracle, one made possible only by his powerful soul and extre control.
If Nash wanted to go further, he would have to transform it into another form, the way he had done with his soul.
However, according to the rules of this world, the next stage of void was supposed to be elent.
Initially, like everyone else, Nash accepted this as the natural order, since void was rely an impure mixture of elents.
But after summoning the Void Celestial Beast and catching a glimpse of that primal void energy, Nash felt sothing was off.
Thus, during this half year he had to himself, alongside experinting with the two tier 10 bloodlines, he had also been trying to decipher the essence of the Void Celestial Beast.
With his genetic ability capable of reading every runic pattern and command of any matter or abstract entity that existed, he was able to peer through the secrets of the Void Celestial Beast.
He found it so fascinating that he had even forgotten about the Combat Tower and the new module he had been planning.
"I hope this buff helps..."
Feeling the activity of his void energy increase, Nash couldn’t wait to start another round of research.
But first, he had to move everything to the back of Tsuka.
Furthermore, Nash had to formalize his alliance with every cosmic team in the Sun Star Void Area, unifying their authority and buffs.
With Tsuka advancing to a level 7 shelter, he hadn’t only gained an additional buff slot, he had also unlocked new authority.
One of which was the fusion of the Void Administrator’s authority and blessing.
"There’s still a lot of work to do..."
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