CHAPTER 195: AURILIS II

As they flew toward his residence, Camilla began to talk about the various training facilities in the Auralis Planets.

According to Camilla, the Auralis Planets had a dedicated training planet for body, soul, and void energy.

There was also a combat training planet, a sparring arena, a physical library, a runic tower, a weapon armory, and more.

Basically, every training facility one could imagine was on one of the Auralis Planets.

Arriving at the Crescent Starfall Residence, Nash finally saw where he would be living.

Nestled in a small island in the middle of the shimmering lake, a grand mansion stood pristine, radiating unmatched luxury.

Landing at his primary residence, Nash couldn’t help but be amazed by the Nova Government’s generosity.

From the surrounding forest, mountains, and lake, all of it was designated as his residence.

"I wonder how much this would sell for," Nash mused.

Though slightly shocked, he didn’t react much.

Having practically owned an entire planetary system, what was this mere plot of land in comparison?

"Selling? Haha, you’re quite ambitious! This was only temporarily loaned to you. Once you rank up in the cosmic competition or are eliminated due to your age, it will be returned to the Nova Government."

"I’m just joking..."

Knowing the Nova Government wouldn’t really give him anything for free, Nash only wondered how much the property was worth.

Entering the manor, Nash began exploring each room, kitchen, bathroom, training quarters, etc.

In his search, Camilla got impatient and hugged him from behind.

"How about we..."

"Do you miss me that much?" Nash smirked.

"Hmm..."

Smiling, Nash quickly lost interest in exploring the manor and pulled Camilla onto the bed.

Unlike the Virtual World, where a barrier separated illusion from reality, the two were face-to-face, with only their clothes between them.

Removing this last barrier, Nash felt his body heat up as he looked Camilla up and down.

"You really have a great body~"

Rubbing her smooth back, Nash pulled her closer for a kiss.

Feeling lightheaded from Nash’s touch, Camilla couldn’t resist, as if her body were guided like a puppet.

"This will be a long day..."

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From day to night and into the following morning, the two frolicked on the bed, oblivious to the world.

From initial unfamiliarity, they followed their instincts, satisfying their most primal desires.

Soon, sprawled on the bed, Nash was in a daze, pondering the world’s three philosophical questions: Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing?

Even with the boost from the module system, Nash felt as hollow as a husk.

Meanwhile, though Camilla was also dazed from euphoria, her body buzzed with energy, eager for another round.

"It’s time to rest..." Nash held her close in his embrace.

"Oh~"

Feeling tiredness wash over her, Camilla obediently nodded and closed her eyes.

Heaving a sigh of relief, Nash drifted to sleep, vowing to create a stronger module system to conquer this demoness.

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As another day passed, Nash woke up invigorated.

"Huh, the concentration of void energy here is really strong!"

After just a day of rest, he felt not only full of energy but also stronger.

"It’s only natural. To maintain the environment here, each residence burns up to a million void crystals every month," Camilla explained as she woke up due to Nash’s movements.

"Too extravagant!"

Even if he trained purposefully, he couldn’t absorb a million void crystals in a month, yet they were used just to keep the environment in perfect condition.

"This is nothing compared to the various training facilities. A million void crystals couldn’t even run one of the Auralis Planet in a day,"

"Oh? Then let’s try one now," Nash muttered, intrigued by what the Nova Capital could offer.

"What do you want to train?"

"My body," Nash answered without hesitation.

Though he wanted to train his soul first, he still hadn’t deduced an advanced soul manual.

Naturally, he could only strengthen his physical body first.

Having taken the genetic potion, his physical limit had already surged a hundredfold.

Relying solely on 1000% void saturation feedback to forge his body was too slow.

"I see, then we’ll go later. Let’s eat first." Camilla smiled, planning to cook something for Nash.

"Alright..."

In no rush to train, Nash sat under the sun while Camilla cooked inside.

Feeling a homely warmth, a smile crept onto his lips.

"Nash, it’s ready!"

"Alright..."

Returning inside, the two ate and chatted about interesting facts.

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After finishing their meal, they boarded Camilla’s pet, a Fire Peacock named Emily, and headed to the space docking station toward Auralis II.

Leaving Ember behind, they boarded a ship and set off for their destination.

Along the way, Camilla began to share facts about the planet.

"Auralis II, also called the Bastion Pit, have a gravity that ranges from ten times to a million times that of Earth’s Gravity. The deeper you go the stronger the gravity gets."

"How can a planet like that even hold together? Shouldn’t it collapse under its own weight?"

"Silly, it’s powered by void energy, of course."

"The power of void energy is truly amazing..." Nash sighed, quickly grasping the concept.

Since void energy could amplify anything as long as the material could withstand it, what was mere gravity to stop it?

"However, wouldn’t it be too expensive?"

"This training planet isn’t just for us, it’s mainly for the Nova Army. Some War Gods can even be seen forging their bodies at the bottom."

"Furthermore, the gravitational formation only activates when someone is training."

"I see, that makes sense."

If they were the only ones using the planet, it would be a waste.

Powering a planet with such intense gravity would require more than a trillion void crystals for a single day.

For seeded talents, even with their remarkable physiques, enduring a thousand times gravity without boosting their strength with void energy was already too much.

Even those who had taken the second genetic potion, boosting their physique a thousandfold, could already forge their body in a ten-thousand-gravity environment to the limit.