CHAPTER 474: CHAPTER 165: DARK RACE TREASURY, DEATH POINT ALLOCATION

Consumes Dark Race Battle Merit: 2500 points.

Combat Mastery (Passive): After purchase, the Rebirth New Body gains +1 Combat Mastery Talent.

Consumes Dark Race Battle Merit: 2000 points.

Life Erosion (Passive): After purchase, the Rebirth New Body gains Life Erosion Imprint, significantly extending lifespan and enhancing life growth potential.

Consumes Dark Race Battle Merit: 180,000 points.

Soul Extraction (Active): After purchase, the Rebirth Body comes with a powerful Soul Extraction Technique, able to weave a Soul Net through the eyes, trapping the target’s consciousness within, causing mental distress, preventing bodily action.

Consumes Dark Race Battle Merit: 580,000 points.

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After reading the decomposition information, Qi Sheng understood the kind of cheat-level ability this once deeply rooted cross-world plundering force possessed.

This cheat can be understood as: the Death after Strengthening System.

Each reincarnation allows the exchange of talents for the next life by consuming Dark Race Battle Merit.

Strength, wisdom, combat mastery... even appearance and talent abilities can be exchanged with war merit in the Reincarnation System.

A Dark Race warrior can earn a higher starting point for the next life through the war merit obtained from slaughter and plunder.

Theoretically, a warrior with a massive war merit backing is born at a starting point unimaginable to other clan members.

By enhancing talent to the extreme, every growth can bring progress in strength, wisdom, and other attributes.

Qi Sheng simulated two Dark Race warriors after talent enhancement.

Taking the Power Talent as an example.

Warrior A’s power talent is 10, while Warrior B’s power talent is 20.

Using the same project for training, Warrior B gains a strength boost of 2 for each physical training, while Warrior A gains a boost of 1.

The talent potential difference within the same group is enormous.

This resembles the concept of karma and merit mentioned in many religions during his time on Earth before transmigration.

Through hard work in this life, one can gain a higher starting point in the next reincarnation.

The difference is that in religious concepts, "repairing the afterlife" cannot be seen firsthand, but for Dark Race members, the afterlife is clearly visible, and the starting point for the next life can be known with a glance at war merit.

It’s no wonder that the once Dark Race Corps had the capability to fight across multiple worlds.

Under the blessing of this cheat-level rule, the Dark Race Corps warriors are not afraid of death, only thinking about gaining more war merit to exchange for stronger talent abilities.

Death does not signify the end of life but rather a higher starting point after reincarnation.

Dark Race warriors even need to embrace death to grow, thereby acquiring more war merit.

After all, storing a large amount of war merit without consumption witnesses no power breakthrough in life.

However, as long as reincarnation and point allocation occur after death, the growth potential brought by a brand-new body far surpasses that of the previous life and easily breaks through the growth limitations of the past life.

This point is quite similar to players.

The difference is that players can directly convert sacrificial power into strength.

But the war merit acquired by Dark Race warriors can only be used after death.

It’s equivalent to players storing a large amount of sacrificial power and then converting it into strength through death.

This life reshaping piqued Qi Sheng’s interest.

If this rule could be combined with the Challenger System, players could allocate points to attributes and abilities in the death store after each death in the future.

The difference lies in players protected by the Challenger System, who can restore pre-death memories after resurrection.

While the death of the Dark Race Corps signifies a new start after memory dispersion.

This is why the rule is called reincarnation, not resurrection.

Unfortunately, this Dark Race space is just a node in the reincarnation rule, not the rule’s body.

After the Dark Race Corps was crushed by a powerful force, this node lost its connection to the main rule and became purely ornamental, unable to wield Rule Power.

Otherwise, the infinite resurrection of the Player Corps combined with talent allocation after death by the reincarnation rule would be a perfect combination.

Obtaining war merit is also not difficult.

The decomposition information shows that through slaughter, plunder, and war, one can obtain battle energy.

Players’ actions in the Monster World can also align with acquiring Dark Race Battle Merit, encouraging players to engage in war actively.

"What a pity, don’t know where the rule has gone."

[Boss, it’s possible that the part of the escaping tribe owning the Dark Race Reincarnation Rule has already reached the Monster World, and we might have a chance to meet them in the future, then we’ll have the opportunity to acquire the Dark Race Reincarnation Rule.]

"Let’s hope so."

According to Guidance’s analysis, there is indeed a certain possibility.

An Shui only pertains to a branch force of the Dark Race Corps, so they didn’t bring the rule during the escape, only carrying a Dark Race space.

The reincarnation rule should be in the hands of the mainline of the Dark Race Corps.

Just like the Hometown World of the Moon Eclipse Clan was destroyed by the Black Tide, during the escape, the clan split into five batches, traversing different world barriers and escaping to different worlds.

The mainline of the Moon Eclipse Clan fled to Earth, with these ancestors bringing the most important Star Network’s AI.

The other branches of the Moon Eclipse Clan lacked Star Network support, only carrying Node Intelligence, with a tremendous capability gap compared to the Star Network.

There’s even a possibility that future Moon Eclipse Clan players might encounter other branch tribesmen fleeing in the Monster World.

Therefore, meeting the mainline of the Dark Race Clan in the Monster World, carrying cheat rules, is entirely possible according to Guidance’s analysis.