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Chapter 507: 490 Liver TrialChapter 507: Chapter 490 Liver Trial

Finally, Maz and Atom both shared about their own Trial Worlds.

Maz’s was like a tiny cooking game, where he just keeps upgrading his restaurant and cooking. His role was both the owner and the chef, and the process of cooking was quite realistic. He had to actually follow each step rather than it being like a real game, with each dish receiving a deliciousness rating.

Everything in the restaurant could be converted to real items. Researching new dishes, unlocking an illustrations book, or breaking through in deliciousness all resulted in Source Power rewards.

Mu Ying felt that he probably needed to invent enough new dishes to succeed and suggested that he seek out talented chefs to offer some tips.

The worst off was Atom.

Mu Ying’s guess was correct; his Trial World was indeed based on the Snake game.

His trial character was a snake, and he had already figured out the gameplay, but he couldn’t see an end to it.

Mu Ying felt that he also needed to earn more points to increase his exploration progress.

Everyone’s Trial Worlds really varied widely, even to the point of non-human experiences.

In this way, everyone’s first Trial World was tough, and only Mu Ying’s seemed to be going smoothly, almost as if she was cheating, but her Trial World was not easy either, even less forgiving in terms of errors than theirs.

If their first Trial World were like Mu Ying’s, they might have lost their lives right at the beginning.

One could say that today’s gathering was extremely fruitful, providing many precious and important pieces of information, and their trust in the trading conference increased dramatically.

As the initiator of the trading conference and the Deep Blue Star player with the fastest progress in the Ten Thousand Worlds Trial, Mu Ying’s wholehearted assistance won her the respect and gratitude of all conference members, naturally making her the undisputed core of the conference.

Influenced by her, everyone grew trust in each other regarding the Trials, became more open in sharing information, and even discussed their real-life cultivation experiences back and forth.

Add to that the delicious food and fine wine prepared by Mu Ying, and everyone enjoyed the added touch of human warmth and sincerity.

Seeing them getting along so well, laughing and chatting, Mu Ying felt satisfied and raised her glass, “I hope we all progress smoothly in our Trials, earn lots of Source Power for our Mother Star, and may we all rise to the level of Intermediate Divine Power!”

“Cheers!”

“In this period, I’m going to work hard to use up the Trial Time I’ve previously wasted and accumulate a lot of Source Power!” said Vinica.

She had just had a trial run, and her Trial World didn’t actually require her to fight monsters but instead to race them.

The monsters’ speed would increase, and she had to run for her life, collecting Gold Coins as she went. The further she ran, the more points she accumulated in the end.

“Me too! I’m going to use up as many gemstones as possible!” said Chisima Keiko.

“I’ve decided to rent out the house I bought and make some money that way. I’m moving into the lounge to live, haha!” Edwin praised his own brilliant idea. That way, he wouldn’t waste the house he’d purchased and he could take advantage of the lounge. “Brothers, how about you?”

“I’m going to move in this afternoon after I cancel my room,” said Draco.

Even Maz, who originally didn’t plan on staying outside for too long, changed his plans, “I’ve decided to use up all the unspent Trial Time here before I leave.”

“Alright, then all of us brothers from the second floor are in!” Edwin said happily.

Atom: “...”

He hadn’t spoken yet! But his thoughts were along the same lines.

Starting from that day, Tree House No. 888 became a hub of constant activity. In addition to having her own squad, Li Luoxia, who also had to look after her daughter, and Mu Ying, who had lessons every day and patrolled the forest, everyone now lived there.

Occasionally, they would go out together to stroll through the territory, but most of the time they were immersed in trials.

Since the gathering that day, they had realized the value of trials and found a direction, leading to an unprecedented surge in their enthusiasm for trials.

Now that everyone lived together, seeing each other all the time, their daily greetings became: “Did you trial today?” “How long did you trial yesterday?” “How far have you progressed with your Source Power?”

In such an environment, how could they not give their all in their trials?

Although they might have had no hope of perfect exploration and could not keep up with Mu Ying’s pace in unlocking the Source Power trading function by starting the Third Trial World, they could still strive to accumulate 5000 points of Source Power before Mu Ying opened the Third Trial World.

Every evening after dinner, they would gather for an hour to discuss their progress, share any problems they faced, and promptly hear others’ opinions.

During this time, Mu Ying and Li Luoxia, who didn’t usually stay there, would also come over.

As the person tasked with the hope of trading Source Power at the convention, Mu Ying’s trial progress warranted the highest level of interest. Each time she came, everyone would ask her, “How long did you trial yesterday,” “What’s the degree of exploration,” “How much longer until it’s full?”

Eventually, Mu Ying learned to answer preemptively, “I trialed all through the night yesterday!” “Still short on the exploration degree, need to wait a bit longer!” “Almost there, almost there!”

The rest would burst into laughter.

In the Trial World, Prince Dumiso’s caravan finally approached the Royal Capital Nasia of the Green Wall Kingdom at a leisurely pace.

Prince Dumiso, accompanied by Princess Shirley, checked into his manor. At this point, he was no longer spending every day with Shirley.

Mu Ying kept a close watch on him and, upon his return, sure enough, he took out a mirror very similar to the gold mirror she held when he was alone.

“Huh? Has the child mirror been transferred to another place?” Prince Dumiso expressed his confusion upon seeing darkness on the other side of the mirror.

He did not suspect that there was a problem with the child mirror.

Mu Ying had placed ear beans on him, so she could hear everything clearly.

Afterward, he visited the Royal Palace to see his mother, the Queen.

Having listened to their secret conversation, Mu Ying finally pieced together the general outline of the entire incident.

Prince Dumiso’s mother was once a maid by the princess’s side, the princess being the former queen who married into the Rose Kingdom, Shirley’s mother.

The gold mirror was crafted by a witch at her behest. She had orchestrated to pass the child mirror to Shirley’s mother, convincing her of the mirror’s function.

The purpose was to sow discord among the members of the Rose Kingdom’s Royal Family through this mirror, to create opportunities for her son. Even if the discord was not sown, it could still secure a strong marital alliance for her son.

She was just an ordinary maid before and couldn’t offer her son any help in the battle for succession. Thus, she had to carve a different path and came up with this scheme.

The way Prince Dumiso had previously portrayed himself as having no interest in the throne, loving freedom, and enjoying traveling were all deceits. He had always stayed near the Royal Capital of the Rose Kingdom, causing mischief with the Mother Mirror.

The gold mine that made the King of the Rose Kingdom utterly convinced was discovered by an agent of the Green Wall Kingdom by accident, and Dumiso only took advantage of it afterwards. After all, the gold mine was on foreign territory and could not be directly possessed by them.

If his son had a chance to conquer the neighboring country, the succession would no doubt be his. The Green Wall Kingdom’s national strength was already much greater than that of the Rose Kingdom; only the Sunset Forest stood in between, leading to rare conflict, providing no pretext for war.