The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

After considering all aspects, Moran felt that the level six elemental fairy heart didn't actually provide her with that much of a boost.

The reward was valuable, but it didn't suit her.

As long as the Fairy Heart is level 10 or above, or is a Fairy Heart corresponding to a magical energy she hasn't mastered, and there's no penalty for failing the mission, she won't even bother looking at missions from other worlds; she'll just choose this one to try.

After seeing the invitation from the Moto World, Moran even went to look for invitations to higher-level fairy worlds that rewarded Fairy Hearts, but unfortunately, he couldn't find any.

There are many fairy worlds, but a world that offers the heart of a fairy as a reward is a rare find.

"It's a pity that the Moto World is only level six, and it's an elemental Fairy Heart!"

Moran felt regretful for a while, but when he saw the invitation from the second world, the Azure Netherworld, he regained some interest.

The Azure Netherworld is a world of cultivation. In such a world, magical talents and the location where magical energy is stored can be seen in certain ways. Some are spiritual roots and dantian, some are spiritual foundations and purple mansions. There are many different forms, but in the end, they are all part of the body.

The rewards for missions in the Azure Netherworld seem ordinary, and you can only get them by completing the missions.

However, its mission assistance includes "local identity - Fairy Seedling of Baiyun Village".

This means that as long as you accept the invitation, you will be given a local identity by the world consciousness. The Immortal Seed of Baiyun Village is obviously someone with the talent for cultivating immortality.

Inheriting this identity means inheriting not only the past memories of that identity, but also the cultivation talent associated with it.

In other words, once you enter the world, you can obtain the talent for cultivating immortality, and your identity and cultivation level can be taken out of the world. This can also be considered part of the mission rewards.

Moran glanced at the talent of that native identity: a wind spirit root with a 99% spiritual root value. It was stronger than the Fairy Heart of the Moto World, only lacking some power in terms of laws. It was still a very precious talent resource.

Moreover, this reward is much easier to obtain than the Fairy Heart.

Even if the mission is not completed, as long as one survives until the otherworldly souls that illegally infiltrated this world are eliminated, one can successfully leave this world with their spiritual root talent.

However, the spiritual root talent that comes with one's identity has already been integrated into one's body, unlike the spiritual root talent rewarded by a mission, which one cannot integrate with and trade.

As for the mission in this world, it is easier than in the Moto world because of the help of "knowledge infusion - otherworldly souls", at least we know who the enemy is.

The magical energy in the cultivation world is similar to that of Valen, but the magic system is very different. There, she can not only improve her own magic level, but also collect some magical knowledge from the cultivation world.

The magic in the cultivation world is one of the more powerful and complete magic systems in the universe, which can completely make up for the fact that her wind magic talent is high but her wind spirit root does not provide enough of a boost.

Moran's only hesitation regarding the invitation from the Azure Netherworld lay in the removal of the fragments of law.

Aside from her own innate manifestation, she has not yet come into contact with power at other law levels, so she has no confidence in clearing away the law fragments.

As for the final Dream World, it is a world that is both virtual and real.

These kinds of worlds all have one thing in common: the world is divided into two aspects, the virtual and the real, which are independent of each other yet interdependent.

Objects in the real plane cannot appear in the virtual plane, but abilities learned in the real plane can be transferred to the virtual plane.

Objects and abilities in the virtual plane require certain conditions to appear in the real plane.

Like the Dream World, its virtual aspect is the dream world, and its real aspect is the real world. In the reality of the Dream World, there is only one intelligent race—humans.

Because most magical energy is concentrated in the dream world, the magical abilities of humans in the dream world are far inferior to those in the real world.

The Dream Eater is a magical beast in the real world. It does not harm people, but only eats dreams. However, it is very powerful, and it is extremely difficult for humans in the Dream World to capture and hunt Dream Eaters in the real world.

However, the dream-eating tapir is also a byproduct of the dream world. As long as evil forces continue to thrive in the dream world, dream-eating tapirs will continue to be born.

Therefore, every now and then, Dream World will issue a quest, asking explorers to help hunt down Dream Eaters.

The "Dream Key" in the mission help section grants explorers the same ability as humans in the Dream World to enter the dream world while sleeping.

In the dream world of Dreamweaver, magic is incredibly diverse, including not only magic similar to that of the Valen world, but also spells similar to those of the cultivation world.

The world level is still level eight.

This means that in the dream world, Moran can freely practice various spells such as witch magic, mage magic, and dragon language magic, and will not be suppressed by the world level until his magic level reaches the fourth tier.

In addition, with the Dream Time Disc, which can alter the flow of dreams, Moran can save a considerable amount of time.

Although the dream world is a virtual aspect of the dream-weaving world, it does not mean that it is false. It is also a world with complete laws, only that its form of existence is different.

It's important to know that the explorers of the Dream World all come from within the dream world itself.

Therefore, Moran can also freely use the Book of Cards to collect materials in the dream world.

Finally, the security of virtual and real worlds is much higher than that of other worlds of the same level.

Because the level of magic in the real world is generally not high, it is the illusory world that is more dangerous.

Death in the virtual realm only depletes the soul's energy and rarely leads to physical death in the real realm.

In the dream world, if a human dies in reality, they simply die. But in the dream world, they have to die ten times before they truly die.

Furthermore, there are some treasures in the dream world that increase the number of times you can die.

In a world like this, let alone level eight, Moran would dare to go even to level nine or ten!
However, virtual and real worlds are relatively rare in the universe, and their world levels are generally not high. The Dream World is already considered to be the highest level among them.

If there's any drawback to the Dream World, it's that when you leave the world, only the items you brought from the virtual world to the real world using the Fruit of Realization can be taken away as spoils of war.

Both the magical talent in the Hollows and the magical materials obtained in the Hollows are unique to the Hollows.

However, this was not a problem for Moran, because magical knowledge was not limited by the virtual and the real.

Knowledge can be acquired through learning or by analyzing materials using the Book of Cards.

The cards created by the Book of Cards draw knowledge from the illusory realm, yet are not limited by it. Their energy comes from her stored magic. The final cards created are also her spoils of war, usable in the tangible world or taken away from the Dream World. (End of Chapter)