World-saving Plan: The Only Savior-Chapter 583 - 454: Controller (Two in One)_2

Su Changqing returned to his companions’ sides and arranged for everyone to clean up the few remaining monster corpses on the battlefield.

As he purified the corpses, he endured the intense spiritual burning pain, trying to think of something else to distract himself.

"Controller, huh..."

Su Changqing immediately remembered the figure of the Star Lord instantly killing a monster with a single blow, his mind full of longing.

If one were to classify the ability to manipulate Dark Energy by strength level, his current Ability was merely at the most primary Enlightenment stage.

There was still a huge gap from the second stage, the Control Level.

According to the Star Lord’s division, to become a Controller, one would need to communicate with at least ten Middle Sequence Dark Energies.

And the lowest-level Middle Sequence particles required 671 points of Dark Energy to convert, and pushing up ten sequences would be 793 points.

For his current Dark Energy limit of less than 200 points, it was indeed a long and arduous journey.

Time passed by every second, and with everyone’s concerted efforts to purify, the monster corpses were finally cleansed, and they each received varying amounts of Contribution Value.

After escorting Jannan and others out of the Mist, Su Changqing and several Awakeners took out their Starry Stones.

After etching the patterns on them, their figures immediately disappeared from the area.

...

On Rebirth Island.

A boy in a grey-white uniform was paving the area near the entrance to the Final Gate.

"Eh? Brother Su, you’re back, has the situation over there been settled?"

He saw a sudden flash of light nearby and knew that someone had Teleported back.

Although it wasn’t the first time he’d seen this spectacle, each time he witnessed someone appearing out of thin air, his heart would flare up with excitement.

He really wished he too could have the same ability one day to travel back and forth between various places in this world.

Just the thought of it made him feel his blood surging.

Su Changqing returned to this all-too-familiar place, turned his head to look at the boy who had greeted him, and recalled the information about him.

The boy’s name was Lu Fan, a newly recruited craftsman mainly responsible for construction matters; in fact, it was he who had personally interviewed and recruited him.

"Yes, the problem there has been completely resolved, rest assured."

"Oh, that’s good... my parents are in Qionghua City. I’ve been on tenterhooks these past few days, but now that you say that, Brother Su, I can rest easy."

Su Changqing nodded, chatted with him for a bit, and then continued walking towards the airship port.

Behind him, people continued to Teleport back. Apart from Jannan and others who had not Awakened, everyone else used the Starry Stone to return to the island.

Along the way, he answered a few more people who came up to ask about the situation of the battle.

These people, almost all residents of Qionghua City, were very concerned about what had happened there.

Seeing this, Su Changqing realized that while the organization was gradually expanding its staff, there were also many related matters to be arranged aftermath.

Unless they all recruited orphans, it would be better if the family members of the staff could be settled as well.

The current strategy used by the Star Alliance involved secrecy, making new recruits sign contracts to keep all secrets from their families.

However, this was clearly not a sustainable solution.

After all, there would be more and more Alien Species in the future, and many things could not be kept hidden by deceit alone.

If even their own people couldn’t be spared from worries, how could they talk about saving the world?

Su Changqing decided that he needed to find an opportunity to discuss this matter with the Star Lord later; some issues were better prepared for in advance.

He waited at the airship port for about ten minutes, then saw a huge shadow suddenly appear in the sky. Looking up, it was the Dawn.

The massive size of the Dawn did not hinder its agility.

It floated lightly about eighty centimeters above the ground, the hatch opened, and Jannan and Aaron came out in succession.

"Eh? Where’s the Star Lord?"

Su Changqing didn’t see Zhang Xiaoman among them and couldn’t help but ask.

"The Star Lord must have come back earlier after picking us up, using that kind of stone."

Jannan mimicked the action of drawing a design.

Su Changqing immediately caught on. "Alright, it seems the Star Lord used the Starry Stone to come back directly."

After chatting with the group for a moment, he hurried toward the Star Lord office without stopping.

Zhang Xiaoman, through the stone’s mana regeneration mechanism, had replenished a wave of energy and was now sitting at his desk, flipping through some documents before signing his name.

The day’s battles had earned him a sizable amount of points, but because of the last-minute upgrade, he had nearly spent them all.

Luckily, having absorbed 309 points from the Fallen Angel, plus the points provided by those Horror Demons, he now had over 500 points at his disposal again.

As for these 500 points, Zhang Xiaoman had other uses in mind; he wasn’t planning to use them for upgrades.

Many of his skills had already been improved to purple level, and upgrading further would require accumulating upgrade points.

Those that hadn’t reached the purple level were mostly not that helpful to combat power, so there was no need to rush the upgrades.

Xiao Man planned to use these 500 points to get himself another all-purpose Anti-gravity Car.

However, he wouldn’t purchase it directly.

According to his plan, he could first spend 300 points to buy an ordinary Anti-gravity Car, then use the remaining points for upgrades.

Doing it this way, if he got lucky with the car, it would only take 10 points to upgrade it one level.

Getting to the all-purpose type would only cost 30 points, saving a substantial 170 points.

And why buy a car?

He didn’t have much choice since the Dawn was now too large.

It was extremely inconvenient for executing many tasks, so he needed an all-purpose model for commuting.

Of course, exactly how many points it would take to upgrade to the all-purpose type was a matter of luck.

If luck wasn’t on his side, he might end up upgrading the Dragon Egg instead.

The Dragon Egg was already a Purple Second Rank item and had shamelessly consumed an extra 3 of his Evolution Points.

The name of the Dragon Egg was Azure Dragon Egg, and its exact appearance was still unknown, as it was lying in the Original Realm Space.

Zhang Xiaoman opened his personal attributes panel and sorted out a few skills that had just been upgraded.

Previously, due to time constraints, he hadn’t looked closely at several skills. Now that he had the chance, he at least wanted to understand his abilities a bit better.

...

About 5 minutes later.

"Hmm... not bad. Although these abilities don’t represent a significant breakthrough, they can still provide a boost to my current combat strength. Once I upgrade them to purple, they should offer even greater enhancement."

He closed the panel and then took off the cloak that had been hanging behind him all this time, which had just been upgraded to purple.

"Ten Thousand Spirit Dew Cloak..."

He slowly recited the name of the cloak as the attributes appeared in his mind.

[Ten Thousand Spirit Dew Cloak]

Armor 100

Spiritual Power 20

Constitution 10

Effect: Reduces fatigue when worn.

- A cloak formed from the essence of Ten Thousand Spirit Dew, as light as water and able to disappear at will.

This was a very light cloak and, as described, it was capable of becoming invisible.

"No wonder I felt some changes at my back right after upgrading, it turns out you’ve become lighter."

Zhang Xiaoman let the cloak reveal its form. All of a sudden, a handful of clear water appeared in his hand. Then the water began to condense until it finally came together to form a semi-transparent cloak.

"This, the design is a bit extravagant..."

Looking at the cloak, Zhang Xiaoman felt a bit surprised.

To be accurate, it didn’t even qualify as a "piece of clothing" anymore, because it was entirely composed of water, looking like a layer of liquid wrapped around his back.