Doomsday Train, I went crazy by hoarding billions of items.

Chapter 123 Mental Reconstruction Card

Although the treasure chest was still the same treasure chest, the rewards inside were not quite what Jiang Ran had expected.

It seems to be changing in accordance with Jiang Ran's needs.

[Congratulations to the player who has obtained 100 Doomsday Coins, 10 Small Unclaimed Energy, 1 Mental Reconstruction Card, and 1 Teleportation Scroll.]

Jiang Ran first picked up the so-called unclaimed energy. Unlike what she had felt in the pillar of light before, these small, transparent jars, about half the size of a palm, contained the same transparent energy.

If you didn't know it was sent by the system, you would think it was an empty can at first glance.

Jiang Ran couldn't wait to open one first, intending to use it to restore the Divine Dislike Clan's handbook.

After all, everything Majik knows likely comes from this thickest notebook to date.

What puzzled her was that the energy that would normally be actively absorbed by the journal as soon as it was opened did not react at all this time.

Not only did the weight of the jar remain unchanged, but the stone slab also showed no signs of absorbing anything.

Could this energy be different from the faith power absorbed in the previous notes?

Jiang Ran suddenly remembered what Majik had said before: the so-called seeds and power of faith were actually transformed from the energy of the "heart" by beings like the Big Eyeball.

So, does this "ownerless energy" mean that it has not yet been transformed?
To be honest, this journal is quite picky about what it contains...

But if that's the case, then all the energy in this jar should have been absorbed by itself, so why is there no reaction at all?
Jiang Ran studied the jar for a while, then suddenly realized something and turned her gaze to the mental reconstruction card she was seeing for the first time.

[Mental Reconstruction Card (Item. Unique. Bindable): After binding, it can use unclaimed energy to modify the player's mental composition. After modification, it can generate a unique faith seed.]

Jiang Ran was somewhat shocked upon seeing the description of the prop card.

A unique seed of faith?
Does this mean that if her mental transformation is complete, she could become something like Big Eyeball?!
But was she still herself at that time?

Jiang Ran hesitated, which was uncharacteristic of her.

Such developments do not bring any surprises, but rather a sense of unease.

The feeling of being led by someone when she received the items and skills before surged up again, but this time Jiang Ran was a little unsure whether her subconscious feeling of being guided and close to this was from intuition or... manipulation by the other party?

This led her to a persistent thought—whether it's a giant eyeball or a giant octopus, did they go through this process before they became what they are today?
Perhaps they are different from us, perhaps they come from other times or planets, but in the end they all converge on Paro Island.

Or perhaps, Majik is right, the fulcrum of the entire game world is Paro Island, but with their current level, they are not yet able to touch that real world.

Jiang Ran stroked the energy canister, pondered for a long time, and finally decided to use the Mental Reconstruction Card.

If this Reconstruction Card determines whether a player can generate a "seed of faith" symbolizing a god, then if the mental reconstruction effect on a god can be stripped or unbound, wouldn't that be another way of stealing a god's status?

Looking at the word "unique," Jiang Ran was somewhat uncertain whether this thing would automatically detach after the mental reconstruction was completed.

But whatever the truth is, you can't guess accurately by just guessing; she has to try it herself.

If everything goes as she suspected, perhaps only after obtaining this card will she truly be qualified to fight Big Eyeball. But what she cares about more is what Majik said about being disqualified.

Whatever the game and the system want to do, whether they want to use her as a weapon or guide her step by step toward destruction.

Jiang Ran, caught in the middle of the situation, wanted to break free from everything, and in the end, all she could rely on was the power she had accumulated and plundered.

Whether it's robbing the big eyeball or "eating at a buffet" on Paro Island, as long as the enemy opposes it, just do it vigorously!
Jiang Ran couldn't believe that she was the only one who wanted to rebel against and overturn all the rules during such a long period of time.

It's not exactly illogical that these special items and skills would "coincidentally" come together on her after the game started.

The more Jiang Ran learned, the more she felt that neither the notes nor the inexplicable passive skill "Synchronization" were controlling her, but rather... urging her to become stronger.

Sometimes she couldn't help but wonder, what if the image of herself holding a pen and writing an explorer's journal that she saw in her dream was real?

Could it be that she herself is the one driving all of this now?
This guess is indeed a bit far-fetched, but isn't she already in a completely unscientific game world?
Moreover, her rebirth itself is the biggest illogical point.

But what if all of this isn't a rebirth at all, but a cycle? Wouldn't all of this then have an explanation?
Including why she was precisely targeted by the big eyeball among countless players.

Jiang Ran didn't want to dwell on why it had to be her. If there had to be someone like that, then of course it could be her.

The four corners of the prop card were very sharp, and they pricked Jiang Ran's palm, causing her a slight pain.

She slowly unfolded the card in her hand and clicked to use it!
[Your Mind Reconstruction Card has been bound! Current reconstruction progress: 0%. Materials needed for mind reconstruction have been detected. Use them? Yes/No.]

Once a decision has been made, there's no point in hesitating.

Jiang Ran clicked "Yes" directly.

The next second, Jiang Ran's vision blurred and she vanished from the spot.

When she opened her eyes again, the all-too-familiar scene before her made Jiang Ran's eyes widen involuntarily.

—This space looks so similar to the place where I robbed the big eyeball before!

The space back then was filled with dizzying, mixed-color light clusters, but Jiang Ran's space was much quieter.

What they have in common is that the light and colors here are overly saturated and vibrant.

It's like the kind of large-scale graffiti that Jiang Ran liked to draw when she was six or seven years old, with thick, heavy colors constantly layering and extending, filling all the gaps in the space.

Although staring at it can still make you feel dizzy, it is Jiang Ran's own territory after all, and it will not cause any pollution.

As this space of consciousness formed, the energy in those small jars seemed to be absorbed in as well, turning into extremely faint specks of light. They were only visible at first, but once they dispersed, even Jiang Ran couldn't find them.

It was only at this moment that Jiang Ran finally understood just how much money she had stolen from Big Eyeball back then...

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