Awakening?The Infinite Evolution of My Talent as a Low-Level Awakener

Chapter 309: The Plan for a Side Account

In Sterl's vision—

Some crimson documents were slowly withering away.

At the same time, Sterl sensed that a disc-shaped, strange artifact within his small world was resonating.

It was the Damaged Terminal!

Sterl hesitated for a few seconds, noticing that the demigods were quite cautious. They saw Supreme Lord organizing the loot and didn't dare to look over.

He then took out the Damaged Terminal, and immediately, those crimson documents were rapidly absorbed into it. The disc seemed to be repaired, displaying a new set of attributes, and demonic patterns gradually appeared along its right side.

Once again, Sterl was able to read the terminal's attributes through his cheat.

[Login Terminal]

[Effect: Can create a Swallowing Heaven account for you, inheriting your attributes (21/100).]

[Can create a [Tanscendence]/Swallowing Heaven account.]

[Warning: If you hold dual accounts, you may only log into one account at a time.]

Hmm?

Sterl examined the attributes of this item, and his mind began to race.

What does this mean?

In other words, I can use this terminal to create a Swallowing Heaven account and transform myself into a hell player?

And I can switch back to a [Tanscendence] player at any time?

That seems rather interesting!

However, creating a Swallowing Heaven account that inherits attributes requires collecting a special item. He had already gathered 21 pieces but still needed 79 more.

As for what kind of items he needed to collect? Sterl didn't even have to guess; it was clearly the crimson documents that were currently dissipating.

His vision clearly showed that he had just absorbed twenty-one documents into the terminal.

These crimson documents seemed to correspond to the golden documents related to [Tanscendence].

"Why does it feel like Swallowing Heaven and [Tanscendence] were developed by the same group if this really is a game?" Sterl internally complained.

Still, the information he had was too limited; he could only speculate. What he was more concerned about was—

If he became a Swallowing Heaven player, wouldn't he be able to take on tasks from another system? He could work on expanding [Tanscendence] while simultaneously embodying a Swallowing Heaven player to defend hell?

Sterl could easily progress for both sides. This dual agent role should yield significant benefits in the end…

Not to mention,

He had a feeling that once he became a Swallowing Heaven player, he would gain access to a new power system, and perhaps…

He could discover a more convenient way to exploit bugs than the Blood Sacrifice Array!

The divine-level formation was indeed powerful.

But it had its limitations; it consumed vast amounts of resources and could only plunder one type of power at a time.

If he became a Swallowing Heaven player…

Sterl couldn't help but let his imagination run wild.

However, he still needed to collect the documents from the hell players.

After some thought, Sterl called out to the demigod team that was about to leave.

"Do you know where there are more hell players? I've had some encounters with them."

"There is actually a place that might fit your description…"

The demigods paused for a moment, racking their brains before giving an answer.

"You can check out the Blood Red Fortress."

"That place is a stronghold jointly established by the Hall of Valor, [Golden Kingdom], and [Gray White]."

"All creatures in hell evolve from demon worms."

"Depending on the different energies they absorb and the experiences they undergo, they evolve into various kinds of demons, even those that resemble angels, which symbolize light in the main world."

"It's precisely because of this that the incubation pools producing demon worms are the most important places in every layer of hell."

"The Blood Red Fortress directly suppresses the largest incubation pool in this layer of hell, so various demons are summoned by hell and attack frantically."

"Many hell players have also taken on missions to assault the Blood Red Fortress."

"Your strength should allow you to go take a look."

"There, the three major organizations have jointly established a merit board; if you kill enough demons and hell players, you can select resources provided by the three organizations."

"It should also be quite beneficial for a Supreme powerhouse like you."

…

Afterward, the demigods pointed out the location to Sterl.

After bidding them farewell, Sterl swiftly made his way toward the Blood Red Fortress.

Hell was incredibly vast.

The entire hell corresponded to an endless Crystal Barrier Galaxy, and a single layer of hell was about the size of three to four continents in the main world, equivalent to the sphere of influence of the Hall of Valor.

However, compared to the main world, it was much more desolate.

Otherwise, a single layer wouldn't only give birth to one divine-level demon.

Sterl relied mainly on the smooth combination of Cursed Vision and Starlight Spray, continuously making his way while also clearing out valuable demons for materials and equipment drops.

It took him two full days to reach the Blood Red Fortress.

His Shattered Void had leveled up twice, and it now showed a forced point allocation mark.

Clearly, this skill was about to undergo a transformation.

Along the way, Sterl had slain many demons and reaped quite a bit.

Most of the equipment and skills were only useful for selling for him.

However, among the drops, there were a few small but exceptional items—

[Profane]+

[Category: Talisman]

[Description: All brutal pleasures will ultimately conclude in brutality.]

[Effect: While holding this talisman, each time you kill an enemy, you restore 10% of your energy and life force. However, you must kill at least one unit per day; otherwise, you will suffer a debuff that halves all your attributes.]

For Sterl, engaging in group battles was quite common, so this talisman would help him replenish several points of mana, making it very useful. The side effect was not severe; he hardly ever went a day without hunting monsters.

Additionally, he could store living beings in his small world, so even if he were on vacation, he could easily summon a unit to kill, ensuring he wouldn't be affected by the debuff.

The talisman could also be leveled up, potentially enhancing its effects while reducing its side effects.

Besides that, there was another item—

[Chaos Skill: Annihilation]+

[Currently unable to use.]

This was not a drop item but a special material that Sterl extracted from a demigod-level demon he had slain.

Sterl's cheat read the properties of this item.

He knew that the so-called Chaos Skills corresponded to the Law Power in the main world.

He was preparing that if he truly intended to become a Swallowing Heaven player, he would need to utilize powers befitting hellish demons.

This [Chaos Skill: Annihilation] might be something Sterl could learn once he opened his side account.

…

After organizing his thoughts, Sterl looked up.

What came into view was a massive wall made from countless demon corpses stacked together.

Sterl could see that the outer shell of the wall, made from special materials, featured numerous grotesque demon faces, permanently transformed into sculptures.

"It hasn't been long since the fall of the Archduke of Blood and the news was revealed."

"A fortress like this has already been constructed." Sterl couldn't help but express a few sentiments.

The place he had just come from had been thoroughly cleared out; it was the logistics settlement of the Blood Red Fortress, and the nearby demons had already been wiped out.

Sterl leisurely approached the city gate, and he didn't need any special procedures.

He placed his hand on a crystal sphere that emitted a golden light. After confirming that he was a visitor from the main world and a [Tanscendence] player, the guards outside respectfully said,

"Please, sir, lend your strength to defend the fortress."

These guards were all at the legendary level, commanding respect in the main world, but here in hell, they could only serve as sentinels during the expansion.

Sterl nodded casually and entered the fortress.

As he moved deeper, he noticed glowing golden symbols instructing him to gather near the north of the Hall of Valor.

After some thought, he passed by a building resembling an inn. When he exited through the back door, he had already changed his attire, transforming into a handsome young man.

With the increase in power, a player's appearance would also receive a certain level of enhancement, so Sterl's disguised form was quite common among demigods.

He had already planned that if he needed to cause some trouble with a side account later, his main account shouldn't draw too much attention.

This was to avoid drawing unwanted attention when his side account was up to no good.

Sterl disguised himself as a new demigod mastering Arcane Law, lacking even a single Platinum Skill.

He had come to hell to participate in the expansion activities to earn some resources for himself.

As he silently contemplated, he prepared various lines to deal with different situations.

At that moment, Sterl arrived at the gathering point of the Hall of Valor.

In a vast plaza, he could see many people floating in the air, and at the forefront stood a figure he recognized.

It was a Supreme from the Hall of Valor.

At this moment, everyone wore expressions of fervor.

The Supreme spoke loudly, "I won't say much.

Everyone here should understand just how many resources lie within hell, enough for us to fill our coffers!"

"And this fortress is the perfect place for us to gather resources."

"I have no other requests for you, just one: without hindering others, do your utmost to grow stronger!"

"Now, all of you who already have teams, come to register with me. For those without a team or with fewer than 15 members, I will reassign you into squads."

In just a few seconds, communication was completed, and not a single player hesitated.

Those with teams quickly grouped together to register. After registration, they donned devices on their right arms to record their achievements.

Meanwhile, those without teams, including Sterl, hurriedly made their way to the Supreme.

The Supreme didn't waste time, quickly organizing teams based on the information everyone submitted.

"Number 111, number 237, number 86, number 94…"

"Number 512, number 433, number 377, number 106…"

Players were assigned by their numbers, quickly forming one assault team after another.

Soon, it was Sterl's turn.