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114: Chapter 105 “Everything Serves the Furnace Lord 114: Chapter 105 “Everything Serves the Furnace Lord [Star Dragon Ridge Outpost Update Announcement]

[Update 1: The road from Dragon Tooth Mountain to Bonfire Church is rough and difficult.

Now, Lord Lind himself has captured and arranged two batches of Volcano Monster Birds at the foot of the mountain.

The Undead can spend money to hire them for fast travel back and forth.]

[Update 2: Lion Badge can now receive territorial announcements within its sphere of influence.]

[Update 3: Fixed several issues with the weather around Dragon Tooth Mountain path.]

The Volcano Monster Birds spread their wings and spiraled upward, resembling giant discs cutting through the night sky, their bare fleshy wings shimmering in the warm sparks from the mouth of the volcano.

“woo~”

The Undead, grasping the feet of the Volcano Monster Birds with both hands, flew high in the air, looking down at the increasingly distant ground and the approaching volcano mouth, couldn’t help but make strange noises.

A large number of the Undead, upon receiving the update prompt from the Lion Badge, rushed to the foot of the volcano.

Lind had deliberately arranged for dozens of the Volcano Monster Birds, which had now become model workers, shuttling back and forth between the foot of the volcano and the large platform inside the crater.

Mountain ranges that would have taken at least a day and night to climb can now be crossed in a very short time.

The humane updates from Star Dragon Ridge Outpost once again sparked envy and jealousy among the Undead from other territories.

Why is the gap so big, are we really playing the same game?

No matter how dissatisfied the Undead were, the rapid development of Star Dragon Ridge Outpost was evident for all to see, and almost everyone could only watch the outpost’s Undead rise rapidly without any way to intervene.

For the Undead of Star Dragon Ridge Outpost, entering the interior of the volcano didn’t yield much, apart from an oddly shaped, empty church and the patches of Volcano Monster Bird eggs outside.

Following the principle of not leaving empty-handed, the Undead immediately tried to take the eggs away, but the Volcano Monster Birds were unwilling to cooperate.

Were they really expected to carry the eggs on foot for one day and night down the mountain by hand?

Absolutely impossible!

Yet, looking at the Volcano Monster Bird eggs, they all contemplated how many points the eggs could exchange for.

Always wanting to give it a try.

…

Lind held a book with a fiery red cover that was the size of two hands, but it contained only a few thin pages’ worth of content.

The cover was thick, and as his palm lightly brushed over it, it felt like touching human skin that hadn’t completely lost its life, and upon close inspection, one could even see pores.

“Everything Serves the Furnace Lord”

This was another collection of poems, similar to the complete “Praise the Sun” and the somewhat flawed “Ronin’s Hand-copied Poetry Collection,” all originating from a certain faith.

After Lind entered the interior of the volcano and dealt with the constantly invading Volcano Monster Birds in the sky, he entered the Bonfire Church immediately, where there was no danger.

Perhaps for everyone who aspired to become a Supply Flame Knight, the biggest trial was to climb from the foot to the crater of the volcano and then shuttle down the path to the large magma platform below.

The Volcano Monster Birds were one of the trials.

But for Lind, it was no problem at all; he could directly tame the Volcano Monster Birds and fly over.

Although he skipped the trial, he didn’t miss out on any rewards.

Moreover, unlike those loyal Supply Flame Knights serving the Flames, he took away the books and poems offered in the church.

“How should it be read?

‘Everything Serves the Furnace Lord,’ ‘Or everything serves, the Furnace Lord,’ or maybe ‘Everything, Serves the Furnace Lord’?” Lind pondered over the name of the poetry collection.

He now had three poetry collections at hand; judging by their content, nearly all were in admiration of the gods they served.

Praise the Sun is the only officially designated poetry collection by ‘Sun’s Testament’ Leo Lion, and nearly every bishop in the Sun Church has a copy, able to recite it word for word without error.

After all, the Sun Church is the main faith with the most believers in the Rand Kingdom and even across the entire continent.

Ronin’s Hand-copied Poetry Collection is the ‘Moon Witch’ Yuni’s collection of poems.

Although he didn’t know how Ronin managed to blend into that secretive circle and surreptitiously jot down this collection, the content was probably accurate.

After obtaining the Moon Halo, Lind yearned for the moon insatiably until he bathed under the clear moonlight and understood why.

As long as the moonlight shone upon his body, he would gain a nearly 20% boost in all attributes, including but not limited to physical strength, power, speed, reflexes, internal energy, and even the strength and range of his Lost Soul Chains.

As for the ‘Dominus’ in Everything Serves the Furnace Lord, he feared it might be similar to the ‘Dianmi Overlord’ that Renzo served, belonging to some minor cultist faith of an Evil God.

With Lind’s character being so straightforward, he would not hesitate; he also wanted the power from the third poetry collection.

This so-called “cult scripture” not only contained the Magic Potion recipes for the Supply Flame Knights and the Upper Rank Supply Flame Knights but even those called “Hero” grade Magic Potions.

According to his reasonable assumptions, it should refer to levels 31-40.

Prior to this, the Rand Kingdom didn’t have many Great Knights; Lind himself had seen but a few, yet he had heard their stories.

More often, they influenced major battles on the battlefield.

Individual strength is weak.

But now, with the world’s apocalypse, individuals have gained even stronger power.

Perhaps this is an opportunity for mankind to break free from the era ruled by All Gods, plunder the power of magic, and then replace them.

The power usage recorded in Everything Serves the Furnace Lord greatly broadened Lind’s horizons.

“Serving the Furnace” involved enduring the scorching heat with one’s own body, eventually allowing the Flames to replace one’s heartbeat.

Once reaching this stage, theoretically, one could double their strength in lava, as long as they didn’t mind getting burned to death.

The other “Worship of the Furnace” was somewhat puzzling; it involved using the extinction of one’s own Flames to offer up the Furnace’s fury to the enemy, setting the enemy ablaze.

Regardless of how much damage it caused the enemy, suicide was certain.

Lind flipped through the pages several more times, finally confirming that most of the Supply Flame Knights were decent people, with none who wrote diaries, but this group seemed desperate for others to worship the Furnace Lord and become Supply Flame Knights, so there was no hiding concerning Magic Potions and Skills.

If it were not for the apocalypse, this group would probably be like the Mad Wise Ones, pulling people in the streets to advertise.

*Snap*—He closed the poetry collection.

Lind opened the door; he now wanted to talk with Miss Miko about the feasibility of his promotion to “Hero,” but to promote to a “Hero,” he would likely need the “Hero’s Heart of Calamity.”

However, just when everything seemed to be progressing smoothly, a post appeared on the official forum of the Doomsday Magic Ring.

This very post made the existence of Star Dragon Ridge appear all the more glaring.

[I’ve discovered a territory called ‘Frost Outpost,’ but it’s full of Red-Name Monsters]

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