[The various three upgrades that you just bought, cost you 59,000 system points. As of now, 100,000 points remain in your sum.] The system flashed yet another tab.Throughout most of his life in this world, spending this many points on upgrades had been unimaginable to him. It was a lot, but then again, he did make tremendous progress throughout his journey in the micro-universe of Valporovus, so the amount of points that he was spending now, was up-to-date! Come to think of it, the Tame Illusions ability alone cost him seventy-thousand points, so he didn’t mind spending less than that amount on four important upgrades that would help him in the long run! He gladly spent those points.Better yet, the system points that remained in his sum were plenty, so he had the option to buy several more upgrades if he chose to! After the system finished implementing the three upgrades that he bought, he felt content. The IQ upgrade made him feel just a little bit sharper, and a lot more competent

It cost him fifty-thousand system points to amplify The Green Plague ability! It was expensive, because the power itself was one of a kind, for a start, but also, it was a new ability that had never been amplified before! The cost wasn't light, but he had to pay for it.The second thing that made it so expensive, was the fact that he amplified it by thirty-percent, rather than his usual twenty! This bumped up the price of the amplification process significantly, but he was enthralled to do so, because it was simply too expensive to use this ability otherwise! With a thirty-percent decrease of mana usage, The Green Plague ability would take seventeen-thousand five-hundred mana points per second to be used, at most, which certainly was cheaper than twenty-five thousand!Timothy figured that this was the best way to spend nearly half of what remained of his system points. He was a mage, and if he was to survive as a mage, then he had to know how to spend less and less mana, even in the o

The skies were chaotic! It was easy to get in trouble, and it was equally easy to shoot at other ghosts and cause them trouble. These conditions hardly allowed progress, so the team either had to risk it all, or stay out of fights all together!The team chose the prior. They entered a battlefield, strategically as to avoid getting shot at, but regardless of how cautious they were, the situation was still prone to escalating significantly. A huge opponent appeared deep within the battlefield, who stripped their strategic approach out of any value it had!This opponent was big, transparent red, and was shaped a bit like a crab! Being as tiny as they were in this phantom form, the team instantly knew that they were outmatched by this big opponent, so it was stupid to start a fight with it!“Are we supposed to shoot at that big bastard?” Arvena asked, and she didn’t want to take any risks right now, because she didn't want to return to her body just yet.“I don't know…” Tim admitted, “Thi

aTimothy was tossed away by that weird explosion, tens of meters away, and it was needless to say that he was separated from his friends. It was difficult to locate them too, because his friends were likely cushioned somewhere between one of the many, big clouds in the vicinity, thus making them impossible to spot!The explosion also caught the attention of the hundreds of ghosts within a one kilometer wide radius, which was a problem on its own because not only did it attract hundreds of random, rogue ghosts, but it likely caught the attention of that huge, red ghost crab as well! Two-and-two added up to four, and it was equally as easy to figure out that he, and the team were in trouble!“What a bad fucking time to get separated!” He complained, “I could’ve replicated the Cloud Converter ability for them! It would be a shame if they were sent back home before they could harvest a few more thousand phantomized mana points!”TImothy shot at rogue ghosts in the meantime, and was hoping

Frost Orcs were a species of sea dragons, specifically, large species of Wyrms, and they would be useful here in the reef specifically, because they would help bring the water temperature down. Initially Timothy thought that it would be difficult to find such a species and bring them to the reef, or perhaps even impossible, but Genta called him stupid three times before she directed the team towards the planet's North Pole!Frost Orcs were a rare species that were very picky about which environment they lived in, sure, but considering that they thrived in cold temperatures, the North Pole was the ideal place for them, so in theory, it was easy to find them! Initially Timothy thought it best to go back to Valporovus, and look for Frost Orcs in that micro-universe that exclusively housed dragons, as it would be a shorter trip, but the few dragons at their disposal such as Billy, and Goergie, insisted that there weren’t any Frost Orcs in that universe! The team had to find them the hard