Picking Up Supreme Treasures in the Dream Realm-Chapter 599 - 375, Great Xia monopolizes seven parts of the world’s luck

Chapter 599: 375, Great Xia monopolizes seven parts of the world’s luck

Five minutes later.

General Lou hurried over.

Just as he approached the pool, the old general froze.

He saw the Mermaid resting her face in her hands, lying beside the pool, her round pink shoulders exposed.

Coupled with her flawless appearance, she seemed to exude an endless allure.

If a young man full of vigor were present, he would find it difficult to restrain his impulses and might rush over to make contact.

This was clearly a kind of supernatural means.

General Lou snapped out of it after a moment and averted his gaze, asking, "Miss Jana, is there anything you need?"

The Mermaid didn’t respond but instead pouted in boredom, "General Lou, what is that white square on the back of your head?"

General Lou replied, "It’s just a little thing for psychic protection, not worth mentioning for the Mei Jia Civilization."

The Mermaid asked with interest, "Did you develop this just to counter my psychic allure?"

General Lou answered frankly, "We are concerned about encountering enemies with similar means in the future, so we prepare in advance."

The Mermaid nodded and quoted an ancient saying from Great Xia: "Anticipate everything and you succeed; fail to anticipate and you fail. This really fits the nature of you Great Xia People."

She suddenly revealed a charming smile, "By the way, I remember there’s a mermaid story in Canglan Star’s fairy tales. Aren’t there any Great Xia People curious whether I can transform into a human form?"

The so-called "transform into a human form" was just a euphemism.

The stories that could unfold after transforming into a human form were what she truly wanted to convey.

General Lou coughed awkwardly, "Miss Jana, the Great Xia Military has rules; the army isn’t allowed to discuss such matters."

Though he didn’t answer, the Mermaid understood the answer.

Indeed, the Great Xia People have privately discussed it and are quite curious.

Otherwise, the old general would have reacted with surprise instead of showing embarrassment upon hearing the question suddenly.

Only then did the Mermaid speak about the main topic: "It’s been just over two years since the Canglan Civilization descended, and the Canglan People’s Star of Civilization has risen.

"Even within this realm, this is an impressive speed, placing in the top five."

When she initially descended onto Canglan Star, she observed the individuals of Canglan Civilization and assumed that the potential of Canglan People was quite low.

Thus, she didn’t expect Canglan People to light up the Star Map within ten years, but facts repeatedly surprised her.

General Lou smiled, "Miss Jana, you over-praise us."

A realm can contain as few as tens of thousands of Civilization Worlds, or as many as hundreds of thousands.

According to the information revealed by the Mermaid, the Canglan Civilization and Mei Jia Civilization belong to a realm called "West Pole Thirteen," which includes over 180,000 Civilization Worlds, making it a moderately sized realm.

And ranking in the top five among 180,000 Civilization Worlds is indeed a great honor for a Civilization World that has only recently descended.

General Lou asked a question, "I heard from Mr. Spirit Crows that the earlier a Star of Civilization rises, the more benefits the Civilization World receives. Why does this happen?"

The Mermaid replied, "As you’ve heard, the process of a Civilization World descending into the Primordial World is essentially a process of being assimilated by the Primordial Law."

She thought for a moment and gave an example: "It’s like placing a vacuum ball in the air, and if you insert an air pipe into the surface of the vacuum ball, air will continuously flow into it.

"As time goes on, the air inside the vacuum ball increases, the pressure difference inside and outside the ball decreases, and naturally, the air flow speed will reduce.

"The Star of Civilization rising after the Star Map lights up can be understood as another small vacuum ball.

"However, there are more restrictions on injecting air into the small vacuum ball.

"The first restriction is that the speed of air injection into the small vacuum ball can only be the same as that of the large vacuum ball.

"The second restriction is that the time for the small vacuum ball to inject air is only a brief ten seconds, and when time is up, the valve will close.

"So the earlier the Star of Civilization rises, the earlier the small vacuum ball opens, the faster the air flow at that time, equating to more injected air.

"This means the Star of Civilization obtains more Power of Law from the Primordial World, naturally benefiting the Civilization World more."

This example is very straightforward, even middle school students can understand.

General Lou suddenly understood, "I see, the Star of Civilization is equivalent to receiving extra Power of Law from the Primordial World. The earlier the Star of Civilization rises, the more generous the gift from the Primordial Law."

The Mermaid gave an approving look, "Exactly!"

General Lou expressed his gratitude, "Thank you very much for your explanation."

The Mermaid extended the topic a bit: "There’s a saying circulating across various Civilization Worlds that the Star of Civilization is actually a form of assessment from the Primordial World to various Civilization Worlds.

"The earlier the Star of Civilization rises, the greater the benefits the Primordial World offers, conversely the benefits diminish.

"If more than twenty years pass before lighting the Star of Civilization, the benefits provided by the Primordial World can be negligible.

"Such Civilization Worlds are deemed inferior Civilization Worlds, often experiencing destructive natural disasters frequently, and it wouldn’t be long before the entire Civilization World is wiped out."

General Lou was startled and alarmed, "Could the Primordial World possess some sort of consciousness?"

This idea of "assessment" and "elimination" seemed to have a strong subjectivity, difficult not to consider in this light.