Outer Gods invade, stuff them all into your equipment inventory.

The knowledge in books, not in words, but in a more efficient pattern or logical symbolic form, was deeply imprinted in his mind.

He understood and mastered all this information—the monsters' habits, their patterns of appearance, and safe routes to their locations—with almost no effort.

"If I had this ability in my past life, what kind of good school couldn't I have gotten into?"

"I tear off each acceptance letter as I go."

Sean clicked his tongue slightly.

No wonder that even without expending much effort, the technological development of this world still surpasses that of the previous Earth.

It turns out that once these heroes get involved in science, they all become cheat-like players.

Beside Sean was a notebook containing information about several monsters with spatial abilities that he had discovered while reading books.

The Blink Hound, this monster appears to be based on the Blink Hound from the D&D series.

Its core capability is short-distance teleportation.

According to Sean's understanding, the Phase Spider is a close relative of the Octopod Spider from Harry Potter.

Although it lacks the ability to teleport long distances, it can briefly "phase" to pass through obstacles or evade attacks.

There is another monster called the Sleepy Tapir. Based on the pictures accompanying the book, Sean guessed that the prototype of this monster should be Abra from Pokémon.

Normally, this monster is very sleepy, but once it senses danger, it will automatically trigger "teleportation" to escape, and it has very low aggression.

"And this..."

Twilight Souls, like Fallen Ones, are a type of monster from Diablo II.

This is what players commonly call "electric ghosts," a type of newbie killer that is deeply hated.

Anyone who has played Diablo II has been taught a lesson by the "Electric Ghost".

When that pale spirit silently emerges in the shadows of the Chaos Sanctuary or the Worldstone Fortress, when the chain of lightning strikes down upon you.

With its high damage and fast casting speed, Twilight Soul is the eternal father of all players with low lightning resistance.

What's even worse is that this damned thing has ghostly speed and teleportation ability.

Once you're targeted, there's no time to react. Often, the screen goes gray before you realize your game character is lying on the cold ground.

Below the name Twilight Soul, Sean drew a highlight mark.

"Four types of monsters..."

Blink Hounds are the easiest to find. Just go out from the East Gate and cross the area where slimes are located in the Eastern Wilderness, and you'll have a chance to encounter them in no time.

"However, the Blink Hound has never been very strong..."

Aside from its core ability of short-distance teleportation, this monster is almost impossible to possess any other skills.

"Using the corpse of such a monster to transform remains will likely not only fail to increase strength, but will also significantly decrease it."

"The Phase Spiders are relatively stronger, but their strength is only limited."

"The strongest Phase Spider that has ever appeared in the Thirteenth Cluster Area at this stage is only at the C-rank strength."

Sean also underlined the name.

"Sleepy tapir..."

"This kind of monster is actually quite strong. Someone once saw a Sleepy Tapir with the strength of a B-rank hero."

"but……"

Sean sighed.

"This thing is so rare that it almost never has a fixed spawn area."

"The point is to roam the entire map."

"In addition, they have an extremely strong ability to escape, but lack any fighting spirit."

"Once the hero has his eye on you, if the battle doesn't go well, he'll teleport away without a second thought, giving you no chance to fight back."

Trying to catch it is harder than finding a needle in a haystack.

The B-grade sleeping tapir mentioned in the records has only been sighted three times, with the last sighting occurring five years ago.

Sean wrote the note "Alternative Options" below the name.

Whether you're strong or not doesn't matter if you want to catch this thing.

Ultimately, it all comes down to luck.

Most people really don't have the chance to encounter one.

"Finally...the soul of twilight."

Actually, Sean personally prefers monsters like the Twilight Soul.

It is extremely powerful, uses disgusting attack methods, and its location is also very clear.

"but……"

"The area where the Twilight Soul appeared is extremely far from the Thirteenth Gathering Site."

"We're almost out of the sphere of influence of Settlement Thirteen."

The wilderness area is so dangerous and the situation is so complicated.

It was really not easy for Sean to find that monster's lair.

"Besides that, there is one more."

"If I remember correctly, the Twilight Soul is a type of ghost-like creature."

After killing ordinary monsters, you can equip items from their corpses.

What's left after killing a ghost-like creature like the Twilight Soul?

If there's nothing there, how can it be used as remains?

This is where Sean's real dilemma lies.

"How about... we give it a try first?"

Sean thought for a long time.

In theory, after a ghost-type monster is destroyed, it will still leave behind some remnants that contain its core energy.

For example, "fragments of condensed resentment" or "lingering echoes of a soul".

He had never seen these things before; he had only seen snippets of mention about them on forums.

However, the specific form of this type of material and whether it can be used as skeletal remains material still needs to be verified in person.

"If we're going to use it, we should use the best."

"Shall we hold off for now?"

"Even if this idea ultimately proves to be flawed, it can still be seen as a long journey of leveling up."

The third gathering place is located further ahead from that monster's lair.

"I could easily walk all the way to Settlement Number Three."

Compared to Gathering Site No. 13, Gathering Site No. 3, as one of the top-ranked gathering sites in the new Chang'an area, is far more prosperous.

"Walking to another settlement is quite an achievement."

"Very few people in the entire Thirteenth Settlement have ever done it."

"Is there anything cooler than this?"

What could be a more fitting way to begin the extraordinary life of a "legend"?

As for space-related equipment...

"Actually, there's no need to rush."

"I don't necessarily have to make storage equipment for myself."

There is nothing difficult in the world, just give up.

Wouldn't it be better to just buy a storage device and use it first?

"I can sell the Power Emblem Ring and then buy a smaller storage device to tide me over for a while."

【Name: Ring of Power】

[Type: Jewelry/Ring]

[Quality: Blue (Excellent)]

[Equipment Requirements: Level 3, Strength 5]

[Basic Attributes]

Strength+5

Damage reduction +6

Physical damage +1.5%

It slightly enhances the wearer's physical resistance to impact.

[Note] Beneath its rough exterior lies a power yet to be awakened.

As a blue-quality ring, the Power Emblem Ring has exceptionally high attributes.

It provides significant attribute boosts, as well as damage reduction and physical amplification effects.

Sean's base stats are already extremely high, so he doesn't care about the 5-point increase in strength, but others might not.

If you take the ring out now, you can definitely sell it for a high price.