Global Game: Ten Billion Spirit Energy Coins From The Start

The whole “having kids” thing was quite complex, nourishing a child from an infant… no, raising a child from infancy was no simple task.

It required a great deal of dedication and effort.

Although children could also level up and fight monsters, providing some assistance to their parents once they reached a certain level.

But this assistance would be insignificant compared to the early investment, a situation very akin to reality on Blue Star.

So he would rather wait until he defeated the Skuru people, if this broken game still exists by then, he could explore this avenue.

After a day of fun in Pearl City, Su Yu exhausted all his 12 hours of game time for the day.

He took Tina home and sent the princess back to her palace before choosing to log out.

Back in the real world, it was 6 o’clock in the evening.

But since it was mid-July, it was still daylight outside.

With this free time, perhaps he could take Morningstar out for a walk.

Su Yu removed his gaming helmet, stood up from the couch, and started stretching his stiff body from sitting too long.

At this point, Morningstar jumped out from the pet space, hopping onto his bed and began to roll around.

“Morningstar, what are you doing?” Su Yu asked curiously.

“Nothing.” Morningstar rolled a few times, then adopted a crouching position, looking up at Su Yu:

“Nemesis, I have great news! When I came out of the pet space just now, I received a message from [Bernina Tide].”

“Bernina Tide?” Su Yu was startled, “What did she say?”

Comfortably lying on the bed, Morningstar tilted its head and spoke, “Bernina gave me two messages:

First, she says she’s the assistant to the temporal managers of our two worlds, and the time in this world is currently flowing 12 times faster than ours. She is considering patching up this unfair time disparity;

Second, creatures from our world can be revived after they die in this world.

The revival cycle is calculated according to the time of this world. The revival of a first-rank creature takes 24 hours; second-rank revival time is 48 hours, third-rank is 72 hours and so on, the highest being an eighth-rank that would take 192 hours, or eight days.

But the number of revivals isn’t unlimited, we can only be revived 10 times, after which we’ll be rejected and effectively banned from entering this world.”

Su Yu:

He was utterly stunned.

The amount of information conveyed by Morningstar was staggering!

First, Bernina Tide is an assistant to the temporal managers of both worlds?

Who are these temporal managers?

Were they the war overseers of the Singer Civilization? He hadn’t heard of anyone like that in his past life!

Second, Bernina Tide is trying to patch the time disparity between the two worlds?

Control of time, what kind of power is that?

Also, what kind of ‘patch’ is she planning?

Finally, creatures from the game world could really be revived in the real world, and up to 10 times!

To understand, a high-rank power who isn’t afraid to die, fighting for life, can display much greater power than a same-rank power who tries to preserve their life!

For instance, during the “Battle of Forest City”, Madeline obliterated Xi Fan, who was much stronger than her, with just one self-detonation.

If Su Yu can bring more high-rank powers from the game into reality, just the “suicidal attacks” can cause tremendous losses to the Skuru people!

Lost in thought after the overwhelming amount of news from Morningstar, Su Yu couldn’t pull himself together for a while.

Morningstar didn’t mind him, hopped onto the window sill of the balcony, looking out and observed this unfamiliar alien world.

About three minutes passed.

Before Su Yu could snap out of his deep thinking, he felt a powerful aura taking the elevator from the 1st floor to his own apartment on the 9th floor.

He easily identified the aura’s owner, it was Zhu Guorui, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

Calming his chaotic thoughts. Su Yu opened the door, welcomed the guest at the elevator entrance.

The elevator door opened and an elderly man dressed in a yellow robe, with a stern face and dignified presence stepped out. It was a strikingly different look from the traditional “Crescent-shaped face” imagery.

“Haha, Su Yu. I sensed two auras from your room, and as Prime Minister Cao isn’t around, I came to take a look,” he explained.

“Welcome! Let’s talk inside.” Su Yu invited with a smile.

These days, he had met Zhu Guorui quite a few times. Unlike Prime Minister Cao’s cold demeanor, Zhu Guorui was quite welcoming and persuasive. When Prime Minister Cao gave Su Yu the medicinal bath prescription, Zhu Guorui offered several improvements that greatly enhanced its effectiveness.

Zhu Guorui didn’t resist the invitation, and walked straight into Su Yu’s home.

Su Yu followed him in and closed the door.

“This is…..” After spotting the blue and white kitten perched on the handrail of the balcony, Zhu Guorui’s eyes narrowed.

At first glance, this was obviously not a creature from Blue Star. Could it be….?

Morningstar noticed a stranger had entered, meowed reluctantly at him, and then lost interest, turning his head back to the window.

Su Yu didn’t hide the truth, he explained seriously: “Mr. Zhu, about this kitten, it’s something I brought out from the game…”

Su Yu gave a brief description of Morningstar’s origin.

However, he left out the part about “Tina’s blood gilding” and simplified it to saying it was a legendary golden pet egg given by the game.

As for the honorific “Mr. Zhu”

The first time Su Yu met Zhu Guorui, he addressed him as “Ming Taizu”, or “Emperor Hongwu”, but Zhu Guorui felt that was rather distant and suggested Su Yu call him “Mr. Zhu”. After a while, it became a habit.

After hearing Su Yu’s explanation, the usually composed Zhu Guorui showed visible surprise.

An animal from the gaming world could be brought into reality as if it was equipment?

That was a mind-boggling revelation for him.

After a long pause, he finally spoke slowly: “Su Yu, have you informed the ‘relevant authorities’ about this?”

“Not yet.” Su Yu replied.

“You should tell them. I believe that once they learn of this, the relevant departments, even the state’s overall strategy, will undergo significant adjustments.” Zhu Guorui advised seriously.

“Alright.” Su Yu nodded, pulled out his phone and dialed Xue Wenli’s number: “Hello, Wenli…”

Twenty minutes later, Xue Wenli rushed into Su Yu’s home.

At this point, Morningstar was already curdled up on Su Yu’s bed, eyes half-closed, looking like it was about to sleep.

Xue Wenli beheld Morningstar, looking astounded, her eyes wide in disbelief.

Morningstar could sense a strange female specimen entering but noticing she had no energy waves, meaning she was just an ordinary person, so it didn’t pay her much mind.

Xue Wenli took a deep breath, and trying to calm her agitated mind, she looked at Su Yu. “Nemesis, how did you bring it into reality?”