Chapter 1796 - 460: Grinding for Funds_2

Chapter 1796: Chapter 460: Grinding for Funds_2

Later, a chubby figure appeared on the plugin interface.

"Mr. Hard, how can I assist you?" The employee’s tone was enthusiastic.

Tu Hu got straight to the point:

"I want to inquire about the construction service of a remote space teleportation array across the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce, targeting a Small World... a potentially already shattered Small World." Finally, Tu Hu added another sentence.

The Gold Coin employee nodded with a smile:

"A cross-world teleportation array is no small project. You can provide the Small World coordinates, and we will first check the status of that world through guidance and library resources to investigate if there is any coordinate deviation, and then we’ll quote you a price."

Upon hearing this, Tu Hu nodded immediately:

"No problem."

With that, he took out the Dream Weaving Crystal Stone, carrying the wisdom of civilization, from the Space Bag.

After a thorough investigation of his consciousness inside, he found the coordinate information related to the Dream Weaving World and then sent this content to the Gold Coin employee through the plugin.

"Received the coordinate information, we will now initiate the cross-world coordinate tracing and status verification process. Please be patient, and we will notify you as soon as there are results."

The communication temporarily disconnected.

Taking advantage of the waiting time, Tu Hu supplemented small items from the Enlightenment Mall in Imperial Tomb Village and incidentally tested various application techniques of the Guardian Sword Stance in the test tower’s training ground.

Several hours later, the plugin notification sound rang, and the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce sent a reply.

He immediately opened it to view, and the chubby figure appeared again, nodding with a smile to greet him:

"Mr. Hard, the ’Dream Weaving World’ coordinates you provided, we already have results from our investigation."

"Firstly, the coordinate status: This small plane has long collapsed due to excessive exploitation and destruction, with the world falling apart, rules disintegrating, and it is now in a ’reconstruction period’ in the Void, with an extremely unstable spatial structure."

"Secondly, the time flow of this space has also encountered problems, with a time flow discrepancy of 133 times compared to the Monster World, meaning 1 day in the Monster World equals 133 days within this shattered plane."

"Considering the plane already lacks an intact world barrier, with a fragile spatial structure and abnormal time flow, the technical difficulty of constructing a stable space teleportation array is quite high, and costs will significantly increase, with an initial estimated fee of about 1.39 million sacrificial power (with an evaluation report attached)."

Looking at this report and the long string of zeros in the quote, Tu Hu’s eyelids twitched slightly.

World Shattering, a 133 times time flow discrepancy... This means that in the internal time scale, the Dream Weaving World in Mr. Cang Xuan Sr.’s memory has been shattered for tens of thousands of years.

Truly a transformation of ocean and sand.

"Of course, if it’s a one-time high-risk teleportation array for a single person, the price can be reduced by about 50%, but there is a high probability of transmission failure... similar to the unstable teleportation arrays of Spirit Breath World dungeons back in the day."

Tu Hu glanced at the sacrificial power just replenished into his account by decomposing weapons, but it seemed like a drop in the bucket, and he sighed helplessly.

"Got it, I’ll contact you again once I have amassed enough sacrificial power."

It seems before heading to Cang Xuan’s hometown, he needs to figure out a way to "earn" a significant amount first.

Whether by venturing into adventurer dungeons or going to the Ancient God Arena, he needs to quickly gather this "travel expense."

Only after completing the commission will he consider the development of the team.

Otherwise, there’s always a feeling of being tied down, uncomfortable.

The next direction is clear: make money, make money, and make more money.

Disconnecting the plugin connection, he was about to contact the team members when suddenly a thought occurred to him.

Then he looked at the Guiding Water Ball floating beside him and asked:

"Brother Guide, if the time flow of a Small World differs from the Monster World or other worlds, does that mean these kinds of Small Worlds also have high development potential, because time is a resource too?"

Facing the inquiry, the guide nodded:

[Your idea has some merit; time can indeed be considered a resource. However, the development potential of a civilization fundamentally depends on the resource limits and rule depth of its environment, rather than mere time flow.]

[Take the Dream Weaving Small World as you understand it, for instance, even if its internal time flow is 133 times that of the outside, allowing for seemingly rapid advancement of civilization, once the world’s resources are exhausted, and the rules are fully understood, the civilization will hit an invisible ceiling.]

[At that point, even an extended period of time loses significance, and the civilization will stagnate or even decline amid internal competition.]

[In contrast, supreme worlds like the Monster World, with nearly infinite resources and endless rules, are like an open ocean. When a race reaches its developmental limit in its native Small World, if it can enter such a supreme world, it breaks through the civilization’s ceiling and obtains the possibility of continued growth and evolution.]

[Essentially, this behavior can be seen as the transcendence of civilization or its ascension.]

Tu Hu nodded with a thoughtful expression:

"I understand, like fish in a small pond growing as large as they can, yet ultimately limited. Only by swimming into rivers and seas do they have the chance to become dragons... So, time is just a catalyst, but the real key lies in the scale and level of the world itself."

[You can understand it that way.] The guide affirmed Tu Hu’s metaphor, then continued:

[You’ve learned about the story of the Virtual Rune Legion, how it developed rapidly in two-dimensional games.]

[But when their scale and overall life level reached the limit that the two-dimensional world could sustain, they could advance no further, with the two-dimensional environment capping their growth potential, forcing them to break dimensional constraints, initiate a dimension upgrade, and then embed into a high-dimensional environment like the Monster World. Only this way can they break their original limits and continue to grow under the blessing of a high-dimensional environment.]