Bai Sha opened the Simulation Saves interface.
Two scenes immediately appeared before Bai Sha’s eyes.
One scene was the moment of her initial transmigration. If she chose to return, she could restart from that point in time.
The other scene was pitch black, representing a point in time not yet recorded. Bai Sha could freely choose any point in time to store here as a save file.
For example, she could create a save right now. That way, when returning, she could restart from this point in time.
But Bai Sha looked at the save option and hesitated, deciding not to use this save immediately.
The two Foundation Establishment level Ancient Forbidden Artifacts she had just bought, Bai Sha immediately sold back. Her Contribution Points returned to 35,000.
Then she bought two more Foundation Establishment level Ancient Forbidden Artifacts and let the Simulator absorb their mysterious power, bringing her Simulation Count to 2.
“I feel so much more at ease having some simulation attempts on hand,” Bai Sha exhaled.
Her Contribution Points were now down to 15,000.
However, Bai Sha also resold the two Ancient Forbidden Artifacts she just bought, bringing her Contribution Points back to 25,000.
“In the Dream Ruins, there are only two Foundation Establishment level Ancient Forbidden Artifacts left that I haven’t bought yet. The rest are all ones I’ve purchased before…”
Bai Sha stared at the Ancient Forbidden Artifact section, thinking for a moment.
After mulling it over, she decided to just buy those last two Ancient Forbidden Artifacts, absorb their mysterious power, and then sell them back.
‘I wonder if the managers of the Demon Alliance notice my operations. If they do, they’re probably completely baffled, with no idea why I’m doing such a money-losing business.’
Bai Sha thought to herself.
This round trip brought her Simulation Count to 4.
Her Contribution Points were at just 15,000.
There were no more Foundation Establishment level Ancient Forbidden Artifacts to buy, and she couldn’t afford another Demon Core level one. But she still needed to spend the Contribution Points.
Bai Sha knew that soon, the teleportation array function in the Dream Ruins would cease to work, making trading difficult.
Although she didn’t know why the Eastern Sea’s blockade hadn’t caused the immediate failure of the teleportation array function, this was good for her. It gave her more time to utilize her Contribution Points.
But what to spend these Contribution Points on?
Buy a Magical Tool?
That wouldn’t be of much use to Bai Sha. She already had a Demon Core level Ancient Forbidden Artifact, so what would she need with a Magical Tool?
Talisman Paper?
Talisman Paper would only be worth buying at the Transformation stage level, but there were very few situations requiring that level of talisman paper, right?
If not for running out of things to exchange for in the Dream Ruins in her last life, she wouldn’t have so extravagantly bought two Transformation stage talisman papers.
Pills?
She still had some of those left among her spoils of war; she wasn’t lacking.
Even less did she need formation-related items. The formation genius Yin Sha would likely be able to set up many formations soon enough.
After thinking it over, Bai Sha decided to use these Contribution Points on cultivation.
Although 15,000 Contribution Points wouldn’t allow her to break through to the Foundation Establishment (Late) stage, it could significantly shorten her cultivation time and lay the groundwork for future breakthroughs.
Having made her decision, Bai Sha left the Rest Shell, went to the Cultivation Shell area, and began cultivating in a familiar, practiced manner.
Three days passed in the blink of an eye.
Inside the Seven-Colored Shell, a Cultivation Shell opened, and Bai Sha swam out from within.
Although her cultivation was still at the Foundation Establishment (Mid) stage, she felt she was much stronger than before. This cultivation session had been greatly beneficial to her.
Her gaze swept across the Seven-Colored Shell. Seeing that nothing unusual had happened here yet, Bai Sha silently calculated the time in her mind.
“It should be soon.”
After muttering this, Bai Sha left the Seven-Colored Shell.
After returning to White Shark Territory, Bai Sha headed straight for her dwelling.
As Bai Sha expected, Yin Sha was still in Bai Sha’s dwelling just as she had been three days ago, engrossed in reading the formation books one by one. It was as if she hadn’t put them down since she first picked them up three days prior.
“Yin Sha, I’m back,” Bai Sha greeted.
Hearing the voice, Yin Sha finally lifted her head. “You’re back so soon? Didn’t you say you were leaving just a moment ago?”
“Just a moment ago?” Bai Sha’s expression turned odd. “I’ve been gone for three days.”
“Three days?”
Upon hearing this, Yin Sha’s eyes widened, looking somewhat shocked.
Then she glanced at the formation book in front of her, then at the ones she had already finished reading beside her, and a look of realization dawned in her eyes.
It had indeed been three days.
It was just that she was so completely absorbed in reading that she had forgotten the passage of time.