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As he navigated the raft he had crafted, Mo Wen was simultaneously refining components for the Xing Zhou. He planned to follow the example set by the Li Family in Kao Shu Village, who had built large supply wagons for the Yin Qian army by first creating individual parts and then assembling them into the desired form of the Xing Zhou. Although this method was more complicated, it had its advantages. Firstly, refining components separately allowed for better quality control, resulting in higher-grade parts and enabling him to eliminate flaws to the best of his ability. Secondly, if any component were to be damaged, he could simply replace it with a spare part, thus avoiding the need to scrap the entire Xing Zhou due to a single defect.
After entering the Ning Shen Realm, Mo Wen discovered that he could multitask effectively; crafting artifacts became an effortless task for him. Moreover, through this process, his previously stagnant divine power began to grow again. Unlike in the outside world, his divine purity had improved. Initially, he attributed this change to consuming Xiu Mu, but after eating the Xiu Mu and half a box of white powder without any noticeable effects, he eventually realized that his divine power had increased due to exposure to the intense heat of lava. With this realization, Mo Wen had to abandon any illusions about the efficacy of Xiu Mu.
Setting aside his work, he glanced at the Timer and noted that he had been in the Lava Sea for a year. During this time, his cultivation had nearly come to a standstill, and he still hadn’t located a training ground for Xiao Hei. Most concerning was that Little Black Hole's changes were ongoing. Within the Square Inch World, Little Black Hole's influence now threatened the entire ecosystem of this small world. Consequently, Mo Wen had no choice but to expand its range and add two magic circles to isolate it from the searing flames.
Xiao Hei's condition was beyond his understanding; he believed Xiao Hei should be absorbing surrounding Fire Spirit Power for transformation rather than spewing fire outward as it currently did. However, the flames emitted by Xiao Hei seemed different from any fire he had encountered before. Mo Wen hadn’t taken the time to study this phenomenon closely; while he couldn't decipher Xiao Hei's situation, he clearly remembered Old Qilin's words.
With his crafted Xing Zhou, Mo Wen no longer worried about being trapped in the Lava Sea. Although his artifact crafting skills needed improvement, with his innate talent for refining tools, creating a Xing Zhou based on his imagination was just around the corner. As for the materials needed for crafting Xing Zhou, Mo Wen wasn't concerned; while they weren't readily available in the Lava Sea, they weren't difficult to obtain either. The remaining issue was quality; having mastered multi-level purification methods made this concern trivial. He even experimented by adding seemingly unrelated materials during the smelting process and finally achieved success after several attempts. The resulting materials were of significantly higher quality than before. Mo Wen also envisioned that by refining materials in corresponding environments based on their usage, he could enhance their quality without significantly increasing costs. However, such ideas would need to be validated over time; for now, his most pressing concern was finding a training ground for Xiao Hei.
In this underground world lay an ocean of lava, where towering stone pillars supported a dome-like continent. Some of these massive columns bore numerous caves resembling a beehive.
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