The hot pot lasted until two in the morning.
Chu Tian returned to the Heavenly Dao World once more.
In his inventory, he found the long-sealed [Demon Hunter's Bone Tooth Necklace].
Rarity: Common Iron Grade
Level: 35
Dark Vision: +5
Attribute 1: Upon use, opens a portal to the Dark World. Only the bearer can see the portal. The portal lasts for 5 minutes, with a cooldown of 7 days.
Attribute 2: Upon use, transforms into a player of the Slaughterer faction. Duration is 30 minutes, disguise can be removed at any time. Cooldown is 1 hour.
With all concerns eliminated, he could finally go to the Slaughterer faction.
This necklace's attribute stated it could open a portal to the Dark World, but he knew better.
Once he reached the Slaughterers, this attribute would change to opening a portal to the Light World.
Therefore, he didn't need to worry about being unable to return.
However, it required a seven-day cooldown, meaning he had to stay there for at least seven days.
Before leaving, he restocked his supplies.
He acquired various potions, elixirs, scrolls, engineering items, and everything else he needed.
Furthermore, he still had a small bundle of random teleportation scrolls.
That's six scrolls in total, which was his confidence in venturing into the Slaughterer faction.
After a moment's thought, he messaged Qi Xi: "Sister Xixi, does the guild have any spare random teleportation scrolls?"
Qi Xi quickly replied: "We have three."
"Bring them to me! I'll pick them up later," Chu Tian responded.
Soon, he obtained three more random teleportation scrolls from the guild.
This boosted his confidence even further.
As long as he wasn't instantly killed or locked down by a special skill that prevented the use of teleportation items, these scrolls would greatly enhance his safety.
However, each use felt like a pang of regret.
With everything prepared, he opened his inventory and equipped the [Demon Hunter's Bone Tooth Necklace].
He activated the skill, and after a brief incantation, a purplish-black portal appeared before him.
Through the portal, he could see the scenery on the other side.
A dim, gloomy world where all vegetation appeared withered.
The desolate land, scoured by the elemental disaster of the Five Elements, and then struck by the collision of two planets, had plunged the Ai Star into perpetual darkness.
On this side, without equipment that enhanced dark vision, one could barely see anything.
Equipment that increased dark vision was a basic attribute for players in the Slaughterer faction; even a white-tier item would have it.
But among the survivors, this attribute was almost nonexistent.
He stepped into the portal.
With a shimmer, the portal vanished, and Chu Tian disappeared from the guild's stronghold.
Chu Tian's figure materialized in a pitch-black world.
Because he was wearing the [Demon Hunter's Bone Tooth Necklace].
Dark Vision: +5 points.
As a result, in Chu Tian's eyes, the completely dark world wasn't so dark that he couldn't see his hand in front of his face.
It was merely enough to see his hand up to five fingers away.
After a long period of adjustment, he still couldn't discern the surrounding objects.
As this happened, Chu Tian felt a tinge of regret, realizing he had been too impulsive.
There was no other choice. Unsure of his location, and for safety, he transformed into his leopard form and activated stealth.
His vision suddenly brightened, and everything around him became visible.
Huh? This change excited Chu Tian.
His leopard form surprisingly possessed dark vision.
The Heavenly Dao World was truly so realistic.
Chu Tian shifted through several forms and discovered that in any form, his vision was vastly superior to his human form.
While he didn't know what the vision was like for Slaughterer faction players equipped with dark vision-enhancing gear,
He surmised it would be similar to his own transformed state.
If he gained more dark vision, it couldn't possibly turn night into day.
Surveying his surroundings, he found himself in a flatland area.
The ground here wasn't devoid of vegetation.
Thorny plants, unfamiliar to Chu Tian, were growing.
The surroundings were eerily silent. The monster level in this area was 45.
He surmised that no one had yet been farming the level 45 monsters on the Slaughterer faction's side.
Players hadn't even reached that level yet.
On the Slaughterer faction's side, it was different from the Survivor faction.
This was a world without order, where conflict between players was constant. Killing others did not result in a red name.
Killing players of equal or higher level even granted experience points.
Defeated players also dropped experience, but there was no corpse running or revival. They would respawn at the graveyard, losing twenty percent of their experience.
Moreover, if a player who was killed was killed by their killer within a certain period,
The experience gained would be doubled.
The chaotic order here was unimaginable to players of the Survivor faction.
There were no war zones, no national borders.
Unlike the Survivor faction, where they could only develop within their own war zones.
Similarly, precisely because of this chaotic order, the combat professions here were all formidable.
Their PK (Player Kill) skills were unparalleled by players of the Survivor faction. Da Feng Novel Network.
Having just arrived, Chu Tian did not dare to act too conspicuously.
He proceeded stealthily, orienting himself and heading towards his destination.
He had two original objectives for coming to the Slaughterer faction.
One was to obtain as many God-Tier Talent scrolls as possible from this side.
This would fundamentally weaken the high-end power of the Slaughterer faction.
In later faction wars, players of the Survivor faction could only hold their ground.
They were unable to attack this side, and one reason was that the Slaughterers had
Several super-gods who possessed God-Tier scrolls.
Furthermore, they worked in unison, unlike the survivors, where friction persisted between countries even after faction wars began.
Because there were no national divisions here, Slaughterer players had unified long ago.
Therefore, their cohesion was naturally much better than that of the survivors.
Moreover, they had grown weary of staying in the Dark World for so long and yearned to enter the Light World.
The other objective was to find the Godly Craftsman Ryan to accept a quest.
However, the latter was likely unnecessary now.
Even if he found Ryan, without the Wishing Box, how could he accept the quest?
Therefore, he headed directly to the production site of God-Tier talents. Currently, he only possessed the God-Tier Teleportation Talent.
As for bloodlines, the God-Tier talents they provided had already reached four.
[Concentration (God-Tier)] Skill effects increased by 50%.
[Revelation (God-Tier)] Gains +10 allocatable attribute points upon leveling up.
[Growth (God-Tier)] Experience gained from killing monsters and completing quests increased by 100%.
[Lethal (God-Tier)] Upon critical hits, has a chance to inflict 5 times the critical damage on enemies.
In the Heavenly Dao World, normal critical hit damage was 1.5 times. Possessing the God-Tier Lethal talent directly increased his critical hit damage to 5 times, making him incredibly powerful.
When he led the Lin siblings to level up, he had already tested this talent.
That immense critical hit damage had greatly accelerated his monster-slaying speed.
However, his critical hit chance was still low.
He had once thought it would be incredibly awesome if he could achieve a 100% critical hit chance.