Treasure Hunting System： The Ocean Conquerer

Chapter 578: Chapter 275: Incomprehensible Exaggerated Harvest_4

He slumped down entirely, an armchair appearing out of thin air to catch him. He collapsed heavily onto it. His whole body went slack; the recent transformation had almost completely drained his Magic Power and physical strength. He now had practically no strength left, not even enough to stand. Yet, he could also feel Magic Power steadily re-accumulating within him, his strength returning. He just needed a short rest.

But more than his exhaustion, he was focused on the immense gains from his touch. Alka’s eyes were wide with disbelief. It was a long while before he recovered his senses.

He closed his eyes. After a moment, he opened them again. The dazzling light had now vanished, withdrawn by him, but Alka’s eyes had already changed color.

A Mirror appeared before Alka, and he carefully observed his reflection. The original color of his pupils had completely vanished. His pupils were now a pale gold, flecked with hints of Silver Light. They were remarkably clear and deep, captivating while simultaneously carrying an air of inviolable majesty.

Seeing this change, Alka frowned. He closed his eyes and took another deep breath. He took a moment to compose himself. When he opened his eyes again, the captivating allure and the inexplicable majesty were gone. Only an approachable air remained. Alka nodded in satisfaction. He didn’t want others to notice his uniqueness simply by looking at his eyes, thereby drawing their attention.

Furthermore, his features had grown more harmonious. The small scars that were once on his face, along with the skin damage from prolonged drifting at sea, had completely vanished. His skin had become smooth, as if cast from porcelain.

”If Chadite and the others saw this, they’d go mad with envy,” Alka couldn’t help but say with a smile. But... why does it feel a bit... never mind. He shook his head, dispelling these rambling thoughts. Then, the Mirror before him shattered, transforming into Starlight.

He leaned heavily back into the chair. Beside him, Illusion had returned at some point and was now lying quietly.

Illusion had also changed. Faint golden Starlight now mingled within its body, which had originally resembled a blue, phosphorescent mist. This starlight shimmered faintly within its form, adding a touch of ethereal beauty. Its massive antlers had become completely translucent, like pure crystal, while the Crystal Stones that once hung from them had transformed into clear, golden crystals. The entire deer looked as if it had evolved, ascending to a higher form.

Alka looked at the contract in his hand. His own changes had affected Illusion. But this was a good thing.

He leaned back in the chair again, closed his eyes, and began to sift through his mind for memories that weren’t his own, along with other fragmented pieces of information. These had all accompanied the crystalline shard. This included some of the giant red deer’s life experiences, the reason it had taken on such an appearance, and what, exactly, this broken gold-and-silver fragment was. Most of Alka’s previous questions were now answered. All of this stemmed from information known to Deer.

Although the memories were fragmented, he recalled the more crucial information with greater vividness. Indeed, these broken pieces often held the most useful details. And he had obtained the single most important piece of information. This was why Kriel had been so cautious, yet so intensely concerned.

It was a... Divine Formula.