Uchiha Dance King: “It really is something to be concerned about.”
Uchiha Madara was similarly covetous. Dongfang Bubai had once posted the enhanced capabilities of the Star-Absorbing Technique in the chat group, and that massive leap had nearly turned an ordinary martial arts manual into something on the level of immortal cultivation.
If he could successfully enhance his Rinnegan… Uchiha Madara’s eyes flickered. The enhanced Rinnegan shouldn’t be inferior to the Rinne Sharingan, right? Perhaps it would even be more powerful.
No, wait.
He could save this enhancement opportunity for the future—absorb the God Tree to awaken the Nine-Tomoe Rinnegan Sharingan, and then enhance after obtaining Otsutsuki Kaguya’s power.
By then, his strength would surely undergo a qualitative leap.
Himouto Umaru: “This kind of thing is better left for the big shots to consider. An ordinary person like me has no ability to participate at all.”
Himouto Umaru: “Woo woo woo, so sad.jpg”
Railgun: “I really want to participate too. Although I don’t know if a successful enhancement could promote me to Level 6, judging by the leap, it should be about right.”
Railgun: “If I could have Level 6 strength, I wouldn’t have to be wary of Accelerator.”
Railgun: “And lately, for some reason, I keep feeling like someone’s watching me. Maybe I’m just too stressed? But everything’s been handled and there shouldn’t be any stress… Depressed.jpg”
Misaka Mikoto found it strange that she’d have this feeling too. It was probably just her imagination.
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “Level 6, huh. I don’t think I ever heard of anyone reaching that level even by the time I transmigrated.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “I don’t know what the situation is now.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “I think you shouldn’t get your hopes up too high about success, because the chat group itself said the probability of successful enhancement varies based on the base value of the enhancement target.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “So the weaker the target, the higher the chance of successful enhancement.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “Thank goodness the chat group isn’t Tencent, otherwise even at 99.9% I’d think success was impossible.”
As Su Yunqing said this, the image of that penguin suddenly popped into her mind.
She quickly shook her head. She couldn’t think about that thing—if she did, she absolutely wouldn’t believe she could succeed.
Golden Flash: “I just noticed that the reward shown in the mission template—that one million points seems to be deducted from Lin Fengjiao?”
Golden Flash: “This…”
The mission reward was actually deducted from the other party?
Well, that seemed right, since it was a crisis in his own world. But why did it look so strange?
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “That’s true, but I didn’t expect that you, Uncle Nine, someone who doesn’t talk much normally, would have at least a million points in your account.”
Child of Nature: “For a sect with such an ancient heritage, it would be surprising if they didn’t have some reserves.”
Child of Nature: “But the reward for this mission really is a bit lacking.”
Child of Nature: “One is points from Lin Fengjiao himself, and the other is an enhancement opportunity with a chance of failure.”
Child of Nature: “Doesn’t the mission reward involve the [Rule-Level Item] at all?”
Martial Arts King: “What exactly is a [Rule-Level Item]?”
The Oldest God-Slayer: “Something that can be connected to rules—it shouldn’t be underestimated.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “[Rule-Level Items] are most likely systems, but they could also be things like the Space-Time Pearl, Chaos Pearl, Heaven-Earth Pearl, Teleportation Gate, Space-Time Gate, Two-World Gate—basically anything that can travel between worlds. We collectively call these cheats.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “A transmigrator will more or less carry a cheat. What exactly it is depends on their luck.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “I used to think the chat group was my cheat, but who knew it would turn out to be so trashy!”
“Ding, chat group error detected. Group owner muted for ten minutes.”
Child of Nature: “…”
Child of Nature: “Chat group, I want to know whether the [Rule-Level Item] is useful to you, and whether we’ll receive rewards beyond the mission compensation after completing the mission.”
Child of Nature: “A [Rule-Level Item] capable of carrying its host between worlds—you should know its value better than I do.”
In Bai Xuan’s eyes, any transmigrator’s cheat could be divided into four types.
The first type is based on the self, strengthening memory and physical constitution—generally used most often by urban rebirth protagonists.
The second type plays an absolute role for the host within a single world, helping the host reach that world’s peak, but without the ability to travel between worlds.
The third type can help the host travel between worlds and has the ability to shield against otherworldly rules.
The fourth type not only has the ability to travel between worlds but can also grant the host various forms of help and rewards—like certain myriad-realms-style systems, which typically possess such capabilities.
Any cheat connected to world travel holds extremely high value in Bai Xuan’s eyes.
Because they represent infinite possibilities (except for those that can only travel between two worlds).
The transmigrator in Uncle Nine’s world clearly belonged to the third or even fourth type, and its value absolutely should not be determined by some points and an enhancement attempt with a vague probability.
“Ding, detected that member Child of Nature is inquiring. Providing answer.”
“Ding, [Rule-Level Items] will yield different rewards based on their grade and the proportion of members’ participation in battle.”
The chat group’s mechanical voice sounded in everyone’s ears, and Bai Xuan nodded.
Child of Nature: “Let’s decide on the personnel. To ensure the [Rule-Level Item] reward, I hope only the number of people specified by the mission will enter.”
Child of Nature: “If too many people participate, it won’t do us any good.”
Not only would the participants receive no rewards, but it would also strain relationships between members.
Lighthouse Tycoon: “We naturally understand that.”
Lighthouse Tycoon: “So to ensure the mission’s completion, those with weak strength shouldn’t go and cause trouble.”
Lighthouse Tycoon: “Sigh, my strength is still too weak. Otherwise, I’d really want to compete for a spot.”
Golden Flash: “I’d very much like to go, but with Kushina’s current situation, it’s better if I stay by her side.”
Golden Flash: “There are also quite a few problems in Konoha that need handling.”
Namikaze Minato shook his head with some regret. Kushina’s due date was getting closer and closer, and as a husband and father, he needed to stay by her side. There were also too many things in Konoha that required his attention.
Whether it was the Anbu, the Root, or matters between the various clans.
His current strength was already much greater than in the memory instance—no wait, much greater than in the memory records. Although he wasn’t sure if he could match the First Hokage, the gap wouldn’t be large.
He’d have no problem suppressing the current Konoha, but the current Konoha couldn’t be solved by strength alone.
Even Danzo—without sufficient evidence, he couldn’t touch him for the time being.
