Chapter 218: Chapter 39: Teleportation Altar; The Crimson Nest Emerges_2

He summoned Sofia, then threw a pile of spatial bags to her.

"Master, what is this?" Sofia asked in confusion, buried up to her calves in the pile of spatial bags.

"Inside are specialties I brought from the Abyss. From now on, these will be my daily food," Udi said lazily.

As he spoke, with just a casual thought, five or six corpses of mid-level demon dogs from one of the spatial bags appeared in the Dragon Pool.

During the three days Udi was away, he did two things.

One was to bring back some specialties.

The other was to spread a bit of void power to the demons in the wilderness of the Lava Wasteland.

Although Udi couldn’t control the creatures that gained void power, he discovered one thing: he could sense the locations of creatures that had acquired void power.

Therefore, Udi was inspired to grant void power to many wild demons in the Lava Wasteland. From intermediate to advanced, and even great demons (master level), he gave quite a bit.

"I heard that many Material Planes summon demons to descend. If demons with void power descend to the Material Plane, wouldn’t I just be able to obtain the coordinates of that plane?"

This was Udi’s idea.

What inspired this idea was the ridiculously high price of plane coordinates in the Ten Thousand Realms Store.

The publicly available plane coordinates are very cheap.

Because they all belong to existing Material Planes with owners.

But this is not what Udi wanted. He needed his own ’backyard,’ and any owned Material Plane was backed by existences Udi could not provoke at his current level.

However, if it’s an undeveloped, ownerless plane coordinate, the price is absurdly high, and even if Udi’s wealth increased a hundredfold, he couldn’t afford it.

So, Udi abandoned the idea of purchasing plane coordinates and planned to achieve it through self-reliance.

After Sofia left with a large number of spatial bags filled with abyssal specialties, Udi stepped into the Any Gate and arrived on a deserted island near the southern sea.

He spent some time digging a massive underground cave in a hidden area on the island.

In the underground cave, Udi took out a spatial bag and extracted a large amount of magic materials and a basic altar, then began inscribing and constructing a small teleportation altar.

The reason for not constructing the teleportation altar in the Black Wing Nest was Udi feared that if ever antagonizing a formidable enemy, they would follow him to the Tal Plane. If a fight erupted in his old nest, win or lose, he would be the one at loss.

A day passed, and the teleportation altar was completed.

"It still feels like something’s missing..." Udi muttered, suddenly having a lightbulb moment. Obviously, it lacked a Watcher.

He went directly into the sea.

Swimming all the way.

"Intermediate Sea Beast, too weak."

"High-level Sea Beast, too weak, eaten."

Swimming from the nearby southern sea over a thousand kilometers to another sea area, then diving tens of thousands of meters deep, Udi finally found a suitable Watcher.

A Cyan Dragon.

The Cyan Dragon belongs to the dinosaur species, though some intelligent creatures categorize them as sub-dragon species. However, in reality, dinosaurs have nothing to do with giant dragons.

Dinosaurs are extraordinary beasts, often lacking spell-like abilities and devoid of the dragon species’ dragon might, but they are often enormous, with powerful bodies, making them one of the most formidable groups among beast species.

"You’ll do." Udi looked at the terrifying ink-blue giant beast over thirty meters long in the distance and smiled with satisfaction.

After a bit of schooling, the Cyan Dragon, whose strength was comparable to a Level 15 master-level ordinary professional, obediently became one of Udi’s followers, guarding the deserted island teleportation array for him.

The intelligence of the beast species is generally low, but that doesn’t matter. Under the effect of void power, with a year or two of voracious eating, even the mentally challenged can reach a level close to average human intelligence.

After resolving the teleportation altar matter, Udi returned to the Black Wing Nest and the Dragon Pool.

He began earnestly studying magic.

Not only did he need to continue delving into the Otherworldly Teleportation Technique and Instant Teleportation Skill, but he also purchased a spatial storage technique from the All Realms Commerce Association that required a beginner’s level to learn.

He was growing somewhat tired of carrying numerous spatial bags that couldn’t hold much out on trips.

Besides, in intense battles, the spatial bags could easily get damaged.

Time passed by gradually.

In the blink of an eye, a month had gone by.

During this time, after successfully mastering the beginner level of the Tier Five Spatial Storage Technique, Udi brought all the wealth he had accumulated over the years in the Dragon Nest and returned to the Abyssal Lava Wasteland Plane through the teleportation array.

In the All Realms Commerce Association in Doron City, he purchased three racial cultivation professions to cultivate blood and qi for the monster race under his command, and used the remaining wealth to buy various types of spells, ranging from illusions to lower-tier magic, and then to middle and upper tier—a total of several hundred non-repeating magic knowledge scrolls, the majority of which were middle-tier and below.

These three blood and qi professions were:

The Warrior profession for the goblin race.

The Frenzy Warrior profession for the Giant Demon Race.

The Bloody Beldam profession for the Harpy race.

As for the Wild Clan’s jackal wolfmen, they already inherited the Blood Qi Cultivation of the Warg Rider Knight profession.

And the kobolds? Although they do not have professions suitable for blood and qi cultivation, the kobold race produces the most Dragon Vein Mages, accounting for two-thirds of the Black Wing Nest. In Udi’s position for the Black Blood Race kobolds, ordinary kobolds are in charge of mining, and a small number with aptitude temporarily train in general ranger or warrior professions. Their core task, however, remains to reproduce massively to select and nurture more rare, spell-qualified dogman Dragon Vein Mages.