153: Alliance

The most important change was the Original Universe.

The Original Universe could assist in comprehending laws.

Comprehending laws was a unique ability after breaking through to Star Level.

The importance of laws was self-evident; everyone wanted to comprehend them.

But Lin Ye had yet to see any Star Level cultivators comprehending laws.

As for whether those above that level could, Lin Ye was also unsure.

The only major War Lin Ye had ever observed was the War between Yang Hongyu and the Demon Lord Vega.

Yet, even with Star Eyes, he hadn't discerned anything.

His level was too low.

At that time, he was only ninth-order, and didn't even know what laws were.

So, if he could comprehend laws, he would undoubtedly stand out from billions of geniuses.

Possessing the Original Universe undoubtedly simplified this process too much for him.

“Oh, right, and there'snoob.”

Lin Ye slapped his head; how could he have forgotten aboutnoob?

noob was an important part of him.

Ifnoob could be strengthened, his own combat power would surely be greatly enhanced.

noob was still sleeping.

Star Spirits were like that; they spent most of their time sleeping, and sincenoob was a homebody among Star Spirits, he naturally stayed at home to the extreme.

Possessing dreams, he basically roamed in the dreams he created.

He put all his points into Star Child.

Star Child remained unchanged.

It seemed that fornoob to transform, it would still require a lot of effort.

After advancing to Star Level, the efficiency of acquiring skill points also doubled.

Previously, it took two months to add ordinary Star Level skills; now it only took one month.

Presumably, it wouldn't take long to max outnoob either.

“After maxing outnoob, I also need to develop other uses for skill points,” Lin Ye muttered to himself.

Skill points could do more than just add abilities, but for a perfect foundation and the best cost-effectiveness, he had put almost all his skill points into his abilities.

Now it was time to add skills.

Especially cultivation techniques.

.......

The guest room was located on the east side of the ancient manor, surrounded by meticulously trimmed flowerbeds and winding paths. This room was elegantly decorated, with exquisite ink paintings hanging on the walls.

“Mr. Yang, congratulations on breaking through to Star Domain Level,” a beautiful Elf said to Yang Hongyu.

Elves, a very legendary Race, had their footprints on every continent in the Star Realm.

Elves typically possessed slender, tall figures with smooth muscle lines, giving them a light and elegant feel.

One of their most prominent features was their pointed ears, which allowed them to better capture surrounding sounds and subtle natural changes.

Elves' eyes were usually clear and bright, sparkling like gemstones, reflecting the purity and wisdom within them. Their faces were typically very delicate, with well-defined features and fair, smooth skin, sometimes with a natural glow.

Their demeanor was graceful and composed; their steps were light when they walked, and their movements were elegant, as if every step was carefully calculated.

The characteristic of a long-lived species allowed their appearance and temperament to remain youthful, showing almost no signs of aging; they maintained their most exquisite faces until the moment before their natural death.

In mythical stories, Elves were often created by gods and were the embodiment of natural forces.

“Thank you for your blessing, Alwin.”

Alwin was the Elf Queen of the Yi Lan continent, and her strength was formidable, so Yang Hongyu was very polite to her.

Mainly, Elves were reclusive and were humanity's best allies.

Yang Hongyu continued, “Welcome to our Human Race! I’m delighted to finally have the opportunity to host you.”

Alwin said, “Thank you very much for your invitation. Your human decorations are so warm; I really like this atmosphere.”

Alwin was not just being polite; she truly liked the decorative style of Xia Country.

Yang Hongyu said, “Thank you for your compliment.”

The attendant pushed in prepared drinks and snacks.

“What would you like to drink? We humans have many kinds of beverages and snacks.”

“I heard that your Xia Country's tea has a unique flavor; I'd like to try it,” Alwin was very curious about Xia Country, which had produced such a strong cultivator as Yang Hongyu.

As far as she knew, humans, like the Dwarf Race, were divided into large and small countries, and Xia Country was among the strongest of them.

The attendant served the two freshly brewed tea.

“It looks very nice.” Alwin inhaled the fragrant tea, somewhat intoxicated.

The flavor of the tea seemed to suit their Elf Race very well.

“Old Yang, you actually broke through!” a boisterous voice came from outside the door; it was a Dwarf.

Dwarves, also known as Gnomes, were typically depicted as short but extremely strong, with rugged faces, thick beards, and broad noses.

Dwarves were known for their exquisite craftsmanship, talent in forging and ore mining, and were especially skilled at crafting weapons and armor.

They lived within mountains, building magnificent underground cities. Dwarf society was organized into families and clans, with each clan having its own territory and city. They worshipped the Fire God and believed themselves to be guardians created to protect the world's treasures.

Dwarves had a sense of humor and were straightforward, but also had short tempers.

“Berlin, can't you be a bit more elegant?” Alwin frowned.

Berlin didn't mind; Dwarves and Elves truly had little in common.

“Welcome, Berlin.”

Yang Hongyu and Berlin could be said to have become acquainted through conflict.

When conflicts arose between humans and the Dwarf Race, the two supreme powerhouses had their fair share of rivalries.

Berlin's family was the largest among the nearby Dwarves, making him the uncrowned king of the local Dwarves, and he often led them in conflicts with other races.

“Hey, you abandoned your old brother to break through; that's really disloyal,” Berlin took the fine wine offered by the attendant and drank it in large gulps.

“Refreshing! Your human brewing techniques are good,” Berlin exclaimed heartily after chugging a large glass of fine wine.

The three first exchanged pleasantries, then began to discuss.

The uncrowned king of the Dwarves and the Elf Queen came not just to congratulate Yang Hongyu.

“Although the Orc Empire has been weakened by the demons, and their population has greatly decreased, the demons have also resolved many internal conflicts, and with Ireland's breakthrough, the situation is not optimistic.”

Alwin was deeply worried.

Their Elves were propagated by the Elf Mother Tree; although they could also reproduce themselves, male Elves were very rare, less than ten percent, coupled with a low conception rate and the Elves' own low desire in that regard, their population had always been small.

Every War would consume their already small population, so rather than saying Elves loved peace, it was more accurate to say they lacked the capital for continuous War.

“Yes, the Orc Empire originally had many racial conflicts and was preoccupied, but unexpectedly, this demonic tide actually made their rule more stable.”

Berlin suddenly found the fine wine tasteless.

Although their Dwarves mostly lived underground and could avoid most Wars, there were many in the Orc Race who liked to burrow.