Return from the second dimension

The hunting camp had been completely changed after the repeated calamities, and even if the building city monks did their best to repair it, they would not be able to restore it in a short period of time.

Normal production, as in the past, was impossible, because the timing was not right.

They had just gone through a war, and it was not advisable to start killing again.

The Confederate monks were already dogs, not worth mentioning at all, but these sea monsters were different.

There were endless numbers of them, and behind them were ancient creatures that would have made even peak gods fearful, so if it weren't for their ignorant nature, this forbidden sea would have had no place for a Lou Cheng cultivator.

If you enter the forbidden sea, you will become food for sea monsters, instead of setting up camps to catch them indiscriminately.

Especially after this war, the Lou Cheng monks have become more vigilant about these creatures of the forbidden sea.

It would indeed be irrational to anger these fierce forbidden sea overlords because of their eagerness to hunt.

According to the judgment of the Peak Admiral, the ancient creatures had already stalked the hunting camp and began a tentative attack.

The sea monster's sudden entry into the battlefield and its silent withdrawal is actually the ancient creature's secret manipulation.

The thing to do now is to keep the situation stable, not to make the situation worse again by rushing to hunt.

When everything is stable, the hunting camp will be able to hunt the super creatures as it did in the past.

With a lot of effort, the hunting camp finally returned to normal, and no more accidents happened.

The building city monks were relieved that the wind and rain had stopped and that everything was under control.

However, they did not know that the hunting camp was now in turmoil and the senior monks did not dare to relax for a moment.

The news about the disappearance of the strongest man at the peak was still known only to the top cultivators, while the ordinary building city cultivators knew nothing about it.

They couldn't believe that two peak generals had fallen at the foot of the hunting camp.

It was precisely because they did not know that they did not have to carry a heavy burden.

All they were doing now was to repair and refine the hunting equipment, and to process and refine the corpses of the super creatures.

Although the war had been fierce, it had also left behind a great deal of wealth, and all the dead sea monsters belonged to the monks of Lou Cheng.

The sea monsters that participated in this war were all super creatures, and had great value in themselves.

Valuable materials like these must not be wasted, and must be refined properly.

If done properly, it could yield a rich return and make up for some of the losses caused by the war.

The corpses of the Alliance monks were also not wasted.

Not counting the weapons and equipment they carry, their incomparably strong flesh is the best material for refining.

The skin and bones, blood and flesh, and fascia were no inferior to those of super creatures.

Because of the hostile relationship, the Building City monks treated the Alliance monks like livestock when they were refining them.

Because of the lack of monks due to the war, the remains of these Alliance monks were basically refined into puppet slaves.

When the Lou Cheng monks gave an order, they would work without sleep, which could be considered as atonement for their previous actions.

A group of alchemists, such as Tang Zhen, also had a new job, using the various materials available to refine pills.

It doesn't matter if the materials are messy, they can be studied and matched on the spot, and even if you can't train the elixir, you can easily make the pills that aid your cultivation.

Even if they can't be used by the monks here, they can be sold to the Cornerstone Platform, which can certainly be used by other building city monks.

This special supply method ensured that the Cornerstone Platform had an abundant supply of goods, and there was never any need to worry about not having the money to buy what one wanted.

In this special environment, it was the right time to show the means, and the alchemists all held their breath.

Through this event, they wanted to show others their skills.

The place where the alchemists were was turned into an arena, and from time to time, it would attract the onlookers of the building city monks.

Compared to other dreary jobs, the alchemists' competitions were very exciting, with surprises appearing from time to time.

Although they were not full-time alchemists, the Lou Cheng cultivators knew a little bit about the game, and they could naturally discern the way of the game when they watched.

They would be able to make professional comments on the treatment of the materials used to make the pills, the imagery displayed during the process, and the grade of the pills after they were made.

When they encountered some special pills that were effective for their own cultivation, they would even trade them on the spot.

With the spectators watching, the alchemists became highly motivated, and one by one, they did their best to show off their hidden skills.

Tang Zhen's reputation grew stronger and stronger in this alchemist competition, which once again attracted the attention of a group of high-ranking divine generals.

It was because the divine pills he had concocted possessed remarkable effects and were rare panaceas.

There was one more thing that made Tang Zhen's fame even louder, because he announced the process of refining the pills in public.

After this formula was made public, it was possible for more Lou Cheng cultivators to gain benefits and obtain ammunition at a lower cost.

Tang Zhen's behavior was unanimously respected by the alchemists, as they were among the beneficiaries.

There were many cultivators who secretly said that it was a pity that Tang Zhen was not a Lou Cheng cultivator, otherwise they would have been able to obtain more benefits.

There was no need to do anything else, just handing over the recipe to the cornerstone platform for sale, and then they would be able to reap a constant stream of benefits.

If a monk wanted to learn it, he had to pay for the corresponding battle credits, and Tang Zhen would also gain from it.

It was in this way that alchemists were able to earn a good income and gain a high enough reputation and respect.

It was just that it was not an easy task for a foreigner to become a cultivator of Lou Cheng, and he had to go through a heavy interrogation and examination.

Only after confirming that there are no problems, will Lou Cheng launch the invitation and then take the oath to join in front of the cornerstone platform.

In today's unique situation, it would obviously be more difficult and tedious to join Lou Cheng at this moment.

It might even lead to unnecessary troubles and put Tang Zhen in danger because of this.

The alchemists kept their tacit understanding and did not mention this matter.

But they all made up their minds that after this matter was over, they would definitely invite Tang Zhen to join Lou Cheng.

If they let Tang Zhen leave, it would be the greatest loss for Lou Cheng.

The high-ranking generals of the hunting camp also noticed Tang Zhen's excellent performance and had the intention of including him in Lou City.

Tang Zhen had been on the candidate list from the very beginning, but all that was missing was the timing.

No one even knew that Tang Zhen was secretly manipulating all of the changes that were causing them headaches.

Who would dare to stop at a hunting camp after killing two peak gods in a row?

Not only did the High Gods never expect that the target they were searching for would be right under their noses, but the Peak Gods also never expected that it would be right under their noses.

They had reported the situation and received a reply from the Cornerstone Platform, and the orders were exactly as expected.

Several peak generals were tasked with investigating the matter, and it was imperative that they uncover the truth and prevent something like this from happening again.

The content of the order was not unexpected, but the Summit Generals were in a difficult position, as they had never stopped investigating, but had not made any surprising discoveries.

The traces that should be erased had already been completely erased, and no useful clues could be found at all.

The orders given by the base stone platform, I'm afraid, will be difficult to complete within the deadline, which also made the peak generals a little restless.