It had been guarding the breach, and no void creatures have been detected invading.
Under the serene magic, the crystal barrier mended.
At that time, the barrier bore an incomplete divine script resembling something like this.
Ling Dau gestured, using its claws to gather spiritual energy and scribble a crooked jing.
Suzi Han understood the situation as she watched.
She affectionately ruffled Ling Dau's head, quietly acknowledging its progress.
The sprites had learned much about the knowledge and characters of Blue Star, and Dau's grasp of the divine language was commendable, as it could write in a manner that Suzi Han could comprehend.
The breach was likely a result of a previous unknown attack that had damaged the systems barrier.
The hole in the crystal barrier was an irregular circle with a diameter of 30 m.
After the barrier healed, it gradually restored itself.
From that point onward, they organized a patrol of sprites and guards at the edge of the divine kingdom with Ling Pi Pie overseeing the matter.
Ling Daufu pointed towards a small boat not far from the lake where four miniature sprites were joyfully navigating back and forth.
Suzi Han also noticed that the borders of the divine kingdom indeed had many miniature sprites wandering about, all of which have been arranged by Dau in advance.
In the days that followed, no anomalies were detected.
As Ling Dau recounted, I read in the library about a malevolent creature known as the void monster.
They can invade the divine kingdom through the void and devour it, posing a threat to all living beings.
All the sprites are diligently training.
Great deity, we will surely grow stronger to protect our realm.
Suzi Han listened intently to Ling Dau's account in this life.
Perhaps due to enhanced nourishment and the bestowal of divine magic, Dauu had grown rapidly, managing affairs with increasing orderliness.
At times, Suzi Han felt that this sprite was not the same as before.
However, sprites were ultimately not a powerful combat race, and Suzi Han would not place the defense of the divine kingdom in the hands of these little creatures.
They could take their time.
After all, her strength was meant to safeguard them.
The breach appeared to be of little consequence, though this incident had passed without incident.
It served as a reminder to Suzi Han that not everything from her past life remained unchanged.
In her previous life, she had played games late, and at this time, she might still have been registering for the game, never having experienced the protective barrier of the system.
Her kingdom's defenses have been vulnerable to breaches.
Her divine kingdom's crystal barrier was indeed too weak.
This also served as a reminder for her to promptly fortify the crystallin barrier of her divine realm.
Upon returning to the heart of the temple, Sue Xihan commenced her divine kingdom's construction.
For the final two days, she resolved not to engage in protracted divine battles.
Choosing instead to devote her time to enhancing her realm, she began by upgrading the size of her kingdom.
Entering a three-dimensional perspective, Susie Han selected the area for expansion at the periphery of her divine territory.
After contemplation, she decided to extend a ring of land outward from her current domain.
Cost 100 faith points.
Your divine kingdom expands from one square km to two square kilm.
The earth trembled as the patrolling mini fairies observed the boundaries pushing outward, transforming the previously obscured black mist of the exterior into a terrain of sand and stone.
Subsequently, Sue Xihon expended divine energy to raise lofty mountains, forming a contiguous circular range.
Beneath the mountains, she created deep rivers with the mountains and rivers together forming a natural defense.
The entire divine kingdom was divided into an inner and outer circle by the towering peaks.
Suzi Han envisioned that as her realm evolved, it would consist of concentric rings, the central temple, the inner ring, the second ring, and so forth.
These various rings would form a natural wall capable of withstanding assaults from void creatures under certain circumstances.
From above, her divine kingdom resembled an enormous fried egg with a yolk representing the original territory and the egg white denoting the newly expanded lands.
With the expansion of her kingdom, her status also transformed.
Player Suzi Han level, intermediate second tier deity, divine rank, divine kingdom, dark endless realm, SSS.
Initial state of a growing kingdom.
Initial area 2 km 122 400 slots.
Opening the system shop, Suzi Han embarked on a spree of purchases.
All her followers joined her in this bustling activity.
She scattered plant seeds across the sandy soil of the second ring and introduced flowing water as she fortified the crystallin barrier of her kingdom.
It transformed from a translucent pale blue film into a rich solid blue through the expenditure of divine currency and rare materials.
She constructed a divine level natural farm at the edge of the fairy city, initiating the cultivation of crops.
She renovated the temple, enlarging it to accommodate more spoils of war and enhanced the comfort of the divine abodess by procuring all necessary items for the various living spaces.
She upgraded the fairy wells to increase the breeding capacity of the fairies, relocating them to the city center beneath the divine mountain.
Special structures known as the heart of the city were purchased for the fairies.
As the night descended, the moonlight shone brightly outside the window.
By midnight, having exhausted her divine currency and resources, the transformation of her kingdom was nothing short of revolutionary.
Suzan entered a meditative state within the game.
Having prepared for the impending conflict, she chose not to engage in warfare immediately.
Instead, she set aside the game and approached the window to relax, gazing at the moon, which appeared to be watching her in return.
As the clock approached 12, she recalled the seventh day of her previous life.
When a nation had issued a notification encouraging everyone to play games, she activated her smart bracelet and logged into her personal social media account where a deluge of messages inundated her.
A myriad of red dots accumulated densely on the screen.
Concerned colleagues inquired about her recent activities.
Lively discussions erupted in gossip groups and heartfelt conversations unfolded among like-minded friends.
Among these notifications, there was one from her former boss, the count soaring to 99.
A few new friend requests caught her eye.
One was from Wong now, who had been persistently attempting to add her under various aliases.
The messages accompanying the requests varied, almost changing daily, filled with apologies and please.
I'm sorry.
Did I say something that hurt you? Please have me back.
One particular message pierced through to Sue Xihan.
Xi Hon, did you hear someone spreading rumors? The incident with Shiaosure was truly not my fault.
Are you serious about blocking me? You cold-blooded monster.
You are the one who caused Shiaos s demise.
Suzi Han felt a sudden panging of anxiety.
Who was Shiaosure? As she pondered, a faint recollection surfaced.
An old playmate from her childhood who had tragically fallen to her death.
That was a distant memory from her youth.
What was the connection? She and Wong now had only become friends in middle school, having been mere neighbors previously, while Shiaosure belonged to her elementary school days.
Wong now s audacity was astonishing.
To invoke Shiaosure in this context, was absurd.
Suzi Han removed all of Wong Nao's friend requests and marked all messages as read.
She then opened her former boss's message to peruse their chat history.
The exchanges revealed nothing of significance.
They were repetitive apologies and invitations to meet for a chat.
Naturally, having not logged in, she had not responded.
Yet, the man persistently continued to message her.
After some contemplation, she chose not to reply.
She had no intention of expending energy on meaningless matters.
Boss Lou was a decent person, genuinely concerned after her resignation and eager to make amends.
Yet, she did not seek psychological or financial consolation.
After tomorrow, they would all become strangers, each lost in their own unfamiliar realms amidst a sea of stars.
Farewell, a party not unlike the desolation following a divine calamity.
Perhaps it was best not to meet again.
Suzi Han retrieved a bottle of rice wine from the refrigerator, poured it into a glass, and sipped it slowly under the moonlight.
The night flowed silently when suddenly a message from her bracelet disrupted the tranquility of the evening.
Chapter 50.
The beta test concludes.