My Players Are So Fierce

“Triss, come here for a moment, I have something good for you.”

Murphy immediately called Triss over to “share the blessing,” and the Crimson Witch came quickly when she heard there was something good. Guided by Murphy, she touched the energy crystal, only to have a blinding wave of energy explode from the energy tower as soon as she placed her hands on it.

The seemingly harmless azure energy suddenly turned violent, its high temperature erupting like Solar Fire, nearly engulfing Triss and melting her. Fortunately, Murphy swiftly performed a blink strike, pulling Triss out at the last second.

“What’s going on? You clearly have creator privileges; you’re the assistant curator of the museum, so you shouldn’t be harmed!”

Murphy looked at Triss.

Her face was pale, but not from fright. Facing Murphy’s confusion, she rubbed her forehead and said:

“It’s not because of me; it’s due to the Midnight Mother. But don’t worry, it’s not a bad thing. When I touched the creation energy just now, the Midnight Mother shrieked in terror. It fears this stuff! Ah, I think I’ve figured out how to suppress its mental harassment on me.

I need to find something to store some pure creation energy and carry it with me. This stuff has tremendous suppressive power on all subspace creations, so you no longer have to worry about your poor kidneys. Wait, I suddenly have an idea.”

The Crimson Witch got up from Murphy’s embrace and walked around the energy crystal a few times, saying:

“I can use this energy for enchantment, Murphy, this way we’ll have bullets and weapons specialized for dealing with the World Burning Demon Warrior.”

“Why not turn it into a rechargeable weapon instead?”

Murphy blinked, subtly rubbing his lower back and exhaling in relief, then suggested:

“The energy of enchantments fades over time, but a recharged blade can be used repeatedly. You’re a master of enchantment and inscriptions; you can design a new weapon. The creation energy in the Civilization Museum is abundant enough for us to use for a long time.”

“Hmm, a good idea. I’ll start experimenting after I get back. But why is your Cosmic Pendant glowing?”

Triss pointed at the cosmic device hanging from Murphy’s wrist in surprise. The Vampire Governor shrugged and said:

“This thing was just supercharged, otherwise, where do you think I got the inspiration?”

He caressed the cosmic device in his hand, and after it finished charging, it finally unlocked a third weapon form beyond the machine rifle and handgun. With a flick of Murphy’s fingers, the cosmic device rapidly transformed in mid-air into a floating dual-layer guardian turret that looked as rugged as a drone.

Or perhaps “hovering cannon” would be more fitting.

It flew a circular 360° flight at shoulder height within a twelve-yard radius centered on Murphy, its quadruple retractable energy cannons looking very intimidating.

“Cool, a great partner for necessary evils. I can finally shout ‘light wings unfold’ during battle.”

Murphy was very satisfied with this new weapon form.

Not only was it powerful, but it was also flashy, enveloping him like a “cannon fire barrier,” making the twelve yards around him a forbidden zone for life.

This thing can’t pursue enemies as fast as necessary evils, but it’s essentially a defensive weapon, making the Vampire Governor less afraid of mass battles.

“Why is everything left to you by the creator so flamboyant?”

Triss stubbornly commented, making Murphy shrug before sealing the energy crystal and planning to leave with Triss. However, before they left, the sharp-eyed Triss spotted a hidden door in the corner of the energy hall.

“Seems like a transportation device?”

She stepped inside to inspect it and said to Murphy, who followed behind:

“But it’s not quite like any transporter I’ve seen. It doesn’t start up, maybe it’s missing the corresponding coordinates?”

“Or maybe you lack the privileges.”

Murphy stepped forward to take a look. It was a triangular transporter fixed to the ground and covered in dust, clearly unused for over a millennium. Unable to trace any energy conduits, he simply placed his hand on the transporter and activated item identification. The information tag popped up the next second:

Name: Eden Quick Travel Device· Coyote Man Civilization Museum Station

Function: Used for quick travel between different functional areas within Eden, but currently unusable due to the Eden positioning system going offline.

Alert!

Detected user possesses the Subordinate Locator· Cosmic. Import the new coordinate system?

“Confirm import!”

Murphy hesitated for a moment, then tapped on the transporter.

The next second, his cosmic device and the “ancient transporter” before him resonated subtly, projecting a three-dimensional map in front of Murphy and Triss.

The “Quick Travel Node Map” currently showed only two points.

One was at the Civilization Museum of the Jackalman, and the other was displayed at the edge of the Marsh Museum.

“Hmm? That spot seems to be at the border of Swamp Forbidden Area’s Zone A and B. Have we explored that place before?”

Murphy turned to ask, and Triss shook her head, saying:

“With such a large ecological area at the museum and the war ongoing, where do we find the time to explore that? But now that we’ve recorded the point, does it mean we can use this to transport to the museum?

Could it be dangerous?