Mirror World Administrator

Chapter 73 The Altar is Completed
"You now have 68 contribution points, which can be exchanged for things. Do you want to exchange?" The girl at the front desk munched on melon seeds and handed him a list.

Yang Xu took it and took a look. It was an exchange list that listed all the items and prices that could be exchanged for contributions.

In addition to the phoenix fragments, there are also demon energy pills, demon energy balls, intermediate and advanced altar blueprints, spirit gathering array blueprints, defense tower blueprints, etc., followed by various building blueprints.

As for building blueprints, it is said that there is a special skin for a rubbing artist in the Third Era that can copy various drawings in large quantities, so blueprints are not too rare. In addition to the City Lord's Mansion, they can also be exchanged in the warehouses of major guilds.

Of course, Yang Xu first exchanged the most important Phoenix fragments.

Phoenix Fragment: Crystallized from the remaining demonic energy after the death of a Phoenix. Use it to temporarily grant the "Nirvana" skill. When HP drops below 5%, it instantly restores 30% HP. Cooldown: 1 hour. Collect Phoenix Fragments to create a Phoenix.

The Phoenix's skill is actually quite good, but unfortunately due to the special nature of the Phoenix fragments, almost all of them are used to make altars, and few people have the opportunity to enjoy this skill.

Yang Xu carefully put away the Phoenix fragment. With this thing, the altar was already in his hands.

There were still 18 contribution points left. Yang Xu looked around at the remaining goods and finally chose something called "Demonic Qi Pill".

[Demon Qi Pill: Crafted by a high-level alchemist, this pill contains abundant demonic energy. When given to a Mirror Ghost, it instantly grants the Ghost a significant amount of experience. Price: 5 Contributions per pill.]

When feeding fragments to Pokémon before, Yang Xu wondered why the cost of upgrading Kameka was too high. It took four 5-star fragments to upgrade Pokémon from level 6 to level 1. If Kamaitachi wanted to upgrade from level 10 to the full level 30, wouldn't the number of fragments required be an astronomical number?
Now that I've seen this thing, I understand that it's a special item for gaining experience in monsters.

Yang Xu used the remaining points to exchange for three Demonic Energy Pills, then left the City Lord's Mansion, found a deserted place, woke up the Pokémon, and fed it a pill.

When the Pokémon saw the Demonic Energy Pill, it was obviously much more excited than when it was fed the fragments that day. Its eyes lit up, it snatched the pill and swallowed it in one gulp.

Yang Xu saw that the level of the Pokémon on the panel suddenly soared from level 6, broke through level 9, and then gradually slowed down, and finally stopped at a place just one step away from the cap of level 10.

Yang Xu picked up another jumping spider fragment and fed it to the Pokémon, and the last bit of gap was finally made up.

[When Pokémon reaches LV10, the 'Pocket' skill undergoes a qualitative change, and the equipment slot is increased by 1.]

The fourth equipment slot was unlocked successfully. Now Yang Xu was fully equipped with: storage bag, peach wood sword, wind and thunder ember stone, and fine iron leggings.

Weapons, armor, storage equipment, gems, and basic equipment are all available, and you don’t have to compete with each other for space anymore.

The Pokémon has reached the maximum level, so Yang Xu no longer needs to worry about the remaining two demon spirit pills and feeds them all to Kamaitachi.

Kamaitachi had been jealous since he saw the Demon Qi Pill being fed to Pokémon. Now it was finally his turn, and he hurriedly grabbed it with lightning speed and swallowed it into his mouth.

Yang Xu took a look and swallowed two pills. Kamaitachi was now halfway to level 13, which meant that two pills had only raised it to 3 and a half levels. Its efficiency was indeed much lower than that of Pokémon. According to this estimate, if it wanted to reach level 30, it would probably need at least another hundred pills.

This can only be accumulated slowly by doing wanted missions in the future. At this time, the Phoenix Fragments are obtained and building an altar becomes the top priority.

Yang Xu immediately turned back to the square and stopped by the market on the way. He spent 330 points to buy two tree demon fragments, four cat fragments, and three wall-painting fragments.

Together with the fragments accumulated previously, all the materials needed for the altar have now been gathered.

Unfortunately, the points I had accumulated from previous dungeon runs were almost completely depleted in this wave of spending, leaving me with only 36 points, not even enough to buy a shovel. It must be said that points are something that you earn slowly but spend quickly, and there are never enough.

After buying all the fragments, Yang Xu teleported back to the territory, walked around the territory, chose a relatively hidden location, took out the altar blueprint and several material cards, and stacked them all on the ground.

Amidst a flash of faint blue light, the blueprint and all the fragments shattered together, and a series of clanging sounds came from the void.

In just a few seconds, a circular stone platform with a diameter of three or four meters took shape on the spot.

The stone platform is more than one meter above the ground, with a stone staircase in front and back. Above the stone platform, at the four corners of the east, west, south and north, there stands a stone sculpture of a two-tailed cat demon, with the cat heads all facing the center of the altar.

In the center of the altar is a one-meter-square teleportation array, with four elven light balls floating and rotating around the four statues above.

[Primary Resurrection Altar: Each Nekomata statue can be contracted with a skin. When an administrator dies outside while in the contracted skin form, they can be resurrected at the altar by spending a certain number of points based on the skin's level. The skin's level after resurrection is -1. After resurrection, the altar becomes temporarily unusable and will be repaired after 4 days. If they die again within 4 days, they cannot be resurrected.]

[You can use the Intermediate Altar Blueprint and designated materials to upgrade to an Intermediate Resurrection Altar. The upgraded altar's cooldown time and required points will be reduced, and the upper limit of contractable skins will be increased.]

Yang Xu looked at the description of the altar on the panel, then looked at the stone platform in front of him, then he understood that the four statues were each contracted with a skin, and the resurrection cooldown of these statues was still shared. For example, if a person has four skins, which are bound to these four statues respectively, after one of the skins dies and is resurrected, the other skins will also go into resurrection cooldown.

If four people in a team are bound to the same altar at the same time, if one of them is resurrected, the resurrection of the others will also be put on cooldown. In this way, if two or more people die in a battle at the same time, only the first person to die can be resurrected, and the others will not be able to be resurrected.

Therefore, it is safer to use this kind of altar privately if possible. If you share it with others, it is easy for them to squeeze each other out for resurrection if an unexpected situation occurs.

Yang Xu understood the rules of the altar, walked up to the stone platform, randomly selected a cat statue, and placed his hand on it.

[Do you want to contract this statue with the 'Qingyun Daotong' skin? (Each administrator can only bind one resurrection altar. If you bind a new altar, the original one will be invalid.)]

"Yes."

Yang Xu pressed select.

The cat-shaped statue in front of him suddenly began to change. It raised its front legs and turned into an upright posture. Its body also quickly grew larger. In the blink of an eye, it turned into a stone statue of a Taoist boy wearing a Taoist robe and a bun on his head.

Yang Xu looked at the statue, whose skin and appearance were almost exactly the same as his own, and couldn't help but marvel at it.

In this way, the binding is completed, and if he dies outside, he can be resurrected immediately on the altar.

Of course, resurrection also comes at a price. In addition to losing levels and exploding equipment, points will also be deducted.

Yang Xu glanced at the instructions. No points are needed to revive a 1-star skin. Starting from 2 stars, the lowest level 10 resurrection requires 50 points. The requirement increases by 10% for each higher level of skin. It increases in geometric progression. When it reaches the highest level 90, it will require 102420 points to revive once!

Yang Xu was shocked. It took 10 points to resurrect once in the later period. This was too scary. He wondered how much the intermediate and advanced altars could reduce the consumption.

(End of this chapter)