CHAPTER 203: INFINITE VOID ABSORPTION MANUAL

A week later, in the Auralis III, Soul Crucible.

Nash broke from his concentrated state, finishing the deduction of the advanced Astral Art.

"I didn’t expect it to be so smooth!"

After months of researching and deducing, he finally created the Infinite Void Absorption Manual.

Although the manual couldn’t allow him to infinitely increase his void saturation like the Infinite Soul Manual, it provided him with a key to continuously do so.

If he wanted to exceed 10,000% void saturation, he only needed to deduce the next part without rebuilding his foundation.

The Infinite Void Manual’s amplification and power were also no joke.

Like the Infinite Soul Manual, it could increase his void amplification with every percentage point.

At 10,000% void saturation, his void amplification would also reach 10,000 times!

"It’s finally time to increase my void saturation..."

Without pausing, he began to inscribe the Infinite Void Absorption Manual into the [Training Module System].

With a calculation power of 800,000, he should be able to finish it in a few days.

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A few days later, Nash inscribed the advanced Astral Art into the [Training Module System].

"It’s time to return to the battleship."

Although he could take out the virtual pod in an open space, it didn’t feel safe.

Standing up from his spot, Nash quickly returned to the docking station.

Entering Camilla’s ship, he found a room, then took out the advanced virtual pod, given to him after winning the sector-level cosmic competition.

This virtual pod could connect anywhere, anytime, provided it had enough void energy as a source.

It even had a space compartment for dark potion, allowing one to stay in the Dark Plane for decades.

Getting inside the pod, Nash logged into the Dark Plane for the first time in months.

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Iron Fall Shelter.

Arriving at a familiar place, Nash couldn’t help but smile.

"The air here is really unpleasant..."

Unlike the fresh scent of Nova Capital, this place carried an air of desolation and death.

Walking toward the teleportation station, he requested to be teleported to the Nova Shelter.

"You want to go to the Nova Shelter? Do you have permission?" the transit officer asked.

The Nova Shelter was the largest and central shelter in the Nova Dark Battlefield.

It stood on the front line, defending the entire dark battlefield from a massive outbreak of dark disaster.

"It’s here..." Nash said, pulling out the badge given to seeded talents.

"A seeded talent?!"

Shocked, the transit officer couldn’t help but study him more closely.

"Please, follow me. It’ll take a while to connect to the Nova Shelter."

Due to the vast distance and significant difference in level, connecting to the Nova Shelter would take a few hours.

Of course, in times of war, there was no such call process or formalities, allowing generals and powerhouses to arrive immediately for rescue.

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Soon, after waiting a few hours, Nash stepped into the center of the teleportation station.

Looking at the runic language engravings, Nash thought of copying them.

If he could teleport wherever and whenever he wanted, it would be a massive advantage.

However, as he activated his genetic ability, he saw it was intertwined with trillions of runic programs!

"This- Who could even create these teleportation stations?"

Having seen them in smaller shelters, he thought they would contain at most millions of runic programs.

Who knew they could reach a staggering trillion?

"This was all autonomously activated by the Void Administrator. Once a shelter is recognized, a teleportation station would be set for free," the transit officer said, noticing his curious eyes.

"I see... So it’s the Void Administrator." Nash nodded in understanding.

It was normal for such a high being to set up a teleportation station as easily as drawing a circle.

What could this mere teleportation station module compare to its power?

Still, unwilling to accept defeat, he began eagerly recording all the runic language and programs that made up the teleportation station.

Even if he couldn’t create a full version, he might manage an abbreviated one.

Teleporting even a few meters or kilometers would already be an achievement.

Furthermore, if he could create a module system based on it, his fighting and survival abilities would skyrocket.

Not in a hurry to leave, he asked the transit officer to wait a moment.

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An hour later.

"Are you still not going?" the transit officer muttered helplessly.

It had been an hour since Nash began circling the teleportation station.

Though the officer didn’t mind, others were already complaining.

"That should be enough," Nash nodded, not wanting to trouble the transit officer any longer.

If he missed something, he could always come back.

Hearing Nash was finally leaving, the transit officer sighed in relief and quickly activated the teleportation station.

Feeling the sensation of being squeezed by the void, Nash didn’t blink, dutifully recording every change that occurred.

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"Huh~"

Opening his eyes, Nash felt a bit uncomfortable.

It was as if he’d been thrown into a whirlpool, shaking his mind to pieces.

If not for his strength, he would’ve probably vomited by now.

"Is this the Nova Shelter?"

Seeing a grand place rivaling the Nova Capital, Nash confirmed he was in the right location.

Though it lacked the technological grandeur of the capital, it had a toughness that seemed capable of withstanding any danger.

"You, kid, what are you doing here?"

Noticing Nash, a mere void warrior emerging from the teleportation station, the guard on duty couldn’t help but be curious.

A void warrior roaming the front lines of the Nova Sector? Nash had to be a special talent sent here.

"I’m one of the seeded talents. I plan to go to the Hollow Core Chamber. Can you point me to it, sir?" Nash asked respectfully.

Everyone here seemed to be at least a void venerate; if he wasn’t careful, he might get into trouble.

"Oh, so you’re one of the seeded talents!"

Hearing Nash’s identity, the guard nodded in understanding.

Indeed, a few talents had come here lately.

"If you want to go to the Hollow Core Chamber, just take the public transport. It’s quite far from here."

"I see, thanks..."

Thanking the guard, Nash wandered to the roadside, watching various void beasts shuttle around.

From the ground to the sky, void beasts moved back and forth without stopping.

"It’s time to buy a void beast."

Whether it’s for daily travel or battle, having a void beast would make things much easier.

He recalled Camilla mentioning a dedicated hatchery for cosmic elites in the Nova Sector.

Though they had to buy it themselves, the place offered a wide selection, even selling War God cubs.

"I’ll go buy one later..."