A World Worth Protecting

or dismantle parts, and clean up or create more energy threads.
There were even those tasked with repairing the offensive Dharmic Artifacts on the battleship.
The tasks occupied everyone’s time and attention.

 Wang Baole’s first task was to deal with components that made up the exterior of the battleship and had been reported as damaged beyond repair.
He was to inspect every component assigned to his station, identify damaged components, and send them to the respective teams responsible for dismantling these components into potentially reusable parts.

It wasn’t a difficult task, simply tedious.
He labored like a worker at the factory, moving components from place to place without stopping.
Wang Baole didn’t find it hard work though.
In fact, he enjoyed it.
The inspection helped reinforce his earlier lessons on the Divine Eye civilization’s Dharmic Armament system.
He would gleam whatever practical experience he could from each inspection, then send the components to the relevant teams.
He tried to appear enthusiastic, wanting to get to know the team and learn more while secretly observing what they were doing.

Two weeks passed in this manner.
Wang Baole had fully mastered his task at this point and no longer needed to send certain components to the relevant teams.
Instead, he did the repairs himself.
This boosted his efficiency greatly.
It also refined his proficiency at refining armaments.

 Wang Baole didn’t waste the additional time saved from his increased efficiency.
He began to help other disciples with their repairs.
He had established a cordial relationship at the onset.
That, along with the fact that there was simply too much work to be done, meant that everyone welcomed his help.
Wang Baole was soon doing the work of two.

As a Dharmic Armament master, the practical experience that Wang Baole continued to gain during the process quickly allowed him to master the Divine Eye civilization’s refinement techniques.
His proficiency at refining armaments improved rapidly, and it was evident in the speed he was repairing the battleship’s armaments.
His efficiency got another boost.
A few components that should have been sent to teams in charge of more advanced repairs were successfully repaired at Wang Baole’s station!

 The other disciples in the smaller repair teams were astounded by his performance.
Everyone looked at Wang Baole with respect and admiration.
With Wang Baole’s perfected Core Formation realm cultivation and relatively high rank, he was soon being treated as the leader of the small team of seven to eight people.

 During the entire process, Wang Baole’s understanding of the inner workings of the Holy Crest Sect battleship deepened.

 Battleships in the Divine Eye civilization are categorized by their belts.
First-Belt battleships are the least powerful and Sixth-Belt battleships the most powerful.
Legends speak of Seventh-Belt and Eighth-Belt battleships too… due to certain reasons, the Holy Crest Sect is allowed to possess battleships at a relatively high level.
This battleship appears to be a Fourth-Belt battleship…

 Fourth-Belt battleships are typically divided into three hundred sectors, with each sector having a different function.
The entire battleship is a finely tuned machine.
Every sector is required to perform properly for the battleship to run smoothly.
There are more than ten thousand primary Dharmic Artifacts in each sector.
Bigger sectors would have more… This complex structure gives the battleship its great traveling speed when it’s been activated.
It has the capability to cross star systems.
It also possesses tremendous offensive capabilities!

 The excitement in Wang Baole grew as he learned more about the battleship.

 There’s also a core sector that acts like both the heart and brain of the battleship.
It’s the most important sector in the entire battleship!

 Wang Baole lifted his head and stared at the center of the battleship as it floated in the air.
That… should be where the central sector lay.
However, only seven people in the entire Holy Crest Sect had access to it.
Everyone else wasn’t even allowed to stand anywhere near the sector.

 One of them was the early-stage Soul Conduit realm Grand Supreme Elder.
The rest were the only six Nascent Soul realm elders in the sect.

 If I want to fully understand the complete structure of the battleship, I’ll have to get inside and get involved in the interior’s repairs.
I’ll need to find a way into the core sector… maybe I can try killing a Nascent Soul realm cultivator and taking over his identity? Wang Baole narrowed his eyes and began considering the pros and cons of his idea.

 He wasn’t given the luxury to think it through fully though.
His team had performed exceedingly well in their repair work, and the lack of manpower in the sect meant that their exemplary work quickly caught the attention of others.
That included the Nascent Soul realm elder in charge of the teams repairing battleship components.

Long Nanzi? I didn’t realize he had such talents.
A late bloomer, perhaps? The elder didn’t give it too much thought.
Late bloomers were common when it came to refining armaments.
With Wang Baole’s relatively high level of cultivation, it didn’t take the elder long before he decided to transfer Wang Baole to work on the battleship’s interior.
He was to join a more advanced team!

 Wang Baole blinked upon receiving his assignment.
He placed the component in his hands aside and sighed secretly.

 This Holy Crest Sect really isn’t a bad place at all.
I’m going to feel bad about what I’m going to do… so be it.
Perhaps my very appearance is the result of the karma the Holy Crest Sect has accumulated over a thousand years!

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