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nReading further into the introduction, Maximus noticed a warning at the end.

nUnlike other ultimate treasures, the Plane Gate couldn’t be bound directly.

nOther ultimate treasures could be bound forcibly with the help of the Virtual Realm.

nThe Plane Gate, on the other hand, only had coordinates.

nAs for how he would subdue it, or if he could even subdue it, that was up to him.

nSeeing this, Maximus’s lips couldn’t help but twitch.

n“Why place such a treasure if it can only be seen?” he cursed.

nMaximus felt that this virtual tower was scamming him; placing a treasure that couldn’t be retrieved was a waste of his feelings.

nLooking at the awesome introduction of the Plane Gate, he nearly drooled.

nUltimate Indestructibility.

nPossessing the Plane Gate would make one invulnerable to any attack in the Aeon Plane.

nNo matter the quantity or quality, it wouldn’t have any effect.

nMastering the Plane Gate was equivalent to invincibility.

nUnfortunately, the large glare of the warning threw him off.

nThe Plane Gate was one of the top three ultimate treasures in the Aeon Plane.

nAccording to the Overlords’ deduction, one had to be at least the Plane Master of the Aeon Plane for one to be recognized by the treasure.

nBecoming a Plane Master? It’s an impossible prerequisite.

nBased on the Dimensional Alliance database, there are six known entities that possess the power of overlord.

nThree from the Dimensional Alliance, and three from the side of the Devourer.

nYet, since the beginning of time, no one from them had become the master of the Aeon Plane.

nIf one had to be the Aeon Plane Master just to be recognized by the Plane Gate, then this treasure might as well not be here.

nIf those overlord powerhouses couldn’t be recognized by such a treasure, then how could he?

nSighing in disappointment, he looked through the other ten ultimate treasures.

nTome of Life and Death: Decide the life and death of anyone in the Aeon Plane…

n“Another domineering treasure,” Maximus couldn’t help but click his tongue.

nThis ultimate treasure was basically what its description says: it decides life and death.

nMastering this treasure would make one the arbiter of life, deciding who can rightfully live and die.

nAll the beings that had lived or had been living in the Aeon plane would be written in the tome of life and death.

nThus, anyone who hadn’t surpassed the user’s strength could be killed or resurrected with one thought.

nUnfortunately, it didn’t have much use to him.

nThe only things he cared about who had been dead were the parents of this original body after he transmigrated.

nHowever after such a long time, without any interaction, he had long forgotten them.

nIf not for this treasure which reminded him of his parent, he might never have remembered them.

n“I’ll resurrect you and your son after I’m strong enough…” Maximus vowed.

nAlthough he was only given a physical body, the debt of another life should still be repaid.

nTurning around, he looked through other treasures.

nDream Gate: The key to reality and dreams, the way through all parallel realms…

n“Hiss, this is also awesome.”

nThe Dream Gate could enter and create any dreams and make them real.

nThe resources, knowledge, and lives inside could be condensed to become a reality.

nPossessing the Dream Gate would be a key to an unmined and untouched virtual reality.

nHowever, he didn’t have a shortage of resources.

nAlthough Dream Gate could also be used to attack, it didn’t have much appeal to him.

nThus after a short look, he went to other treasures.

nAeon Chart: The bridge of the Aeon Plane, a map that interconnects all of the void and dimensions…

n“A space treasure?”

nThe Aeon Chart is like the sibling of the Eternal Eye.

nIf the Eternal Eye could watch anything, then the Aeon Chart could take one anywhere.

nAs long as one had been in the place or even had a vague interpretation, the Aeon Chart could directly teleport one to their destination.

nIf these two could be mastered at the same time, the whole Aeon Plane would be at hand.

nMaximus wondered why these two were still here.

nSitting in this treasure room was a waste of these treasures.

nUsing these two treasures, those Overlords could have plundered the entire Aeon Plane long ago.

nWhat Maximus didn’t know is that there is a limit to the ultimate treasures one could possess.

nEven a Tier 12 Overlord powerhouse could only possess three ultimate treasures.

nOtherwise, they would be expelled from the Aeon Plane for plundering its world.

nThey were already at the peak of the world; all material and worldly desires were just within an arm’s reach.

nA treasure that could only be used as an auxiliary was not on their list of choices.

nThus, until now, besides the Plane Gate, Maximus still hadn’t found a treasure that could boost his power or defense.

nEvery ultimate treasure here was auxiliary, making him a little depressed.

nIf Maximus hadn’t seen Malgron’s attack-type ultimate treasure, he would doubt that there is only an auxiliary treasure in the Aeon Plane.

nBrowsing all the ultimate treasures that possess the causality of time, space, life, death, destiny, balance, order, truth, creation, etc.,

nMaximus remained undecided on what to choose.

nIt’s like an automatic checker; you feed it an instance, and it would judge whether it’s true or false.

nHe was torn between two ultimate treasures.

nFirst is the Seal of Truth, an ultimate treasure that could judge the truth of everything in the world.

nIt’s like an automatic checker; you feed it an instance, and it would judge whether it’s true or false.

nYou ask it a question, and it would answer yes or no.

nAlthough it’s a simple treasure, for Maximus, this is the most amazing auxiliary treasure he has ever seen.

nWith his consciousness running at billions and trillions of times compared to reality, every movement of his could be verified.

nWould moving 1 attometer to the left be dangerous?

nIs the word ‘spirit’ appropriate for the next sentence?

nWould this move of mine succeed?

nWith too many possibilities and immediate answers, possessing the Seal of Truth would make him omnipotent.

nFrom his daily life to his cultivation, the Seal of Truth was a perfect match.

nAnother treasure he was deliberating about is the Philosopher’s Source.

nThis is a creation-type ultimate treasure that could create anything in existence.

nBy “anything,” it means literally anything.

nThis is a heaven-defying treasure that could even create a clone of a Tier 12 Overlord if he willed it.

nJust with the prospect, Maximus nearly chose it instantly.

nWith it, he would no longer have to worry about anything ever.

nIt could even condense an origin-grade physique for him to play with if he wanted.

nHaving the Philosopher’s Source was like holding the power of the entire plane.

nUnfortunately, like all great things in the world, there is always a downside.

nThe Philosopher’s Source requires a terrifying amount of energy.

nThere are two steps to using the Philosopher Source: input the idea and provide energy.

nTo input the idea, the clearer the subject, the less the consumption.

nUnfortunately, even the most detailed idea, down to the very essence, every particle of the object one wanted, would still consume 100 times the energy needed to normally produce it.

nIn the past, the Overlords tried to test it and create an ultimate treasure, but before it could continue, they hurriedly cut it off.

nThey concluded that to produce the ultimate treasure, it would require 30 percent of the entire Aeon Plane energy.

nSuch a consumption would crush the Aeon Plane out of existence instantly.

nThus, one of the top three ultimate treasures besides the Plane Gate, has remained untouched all this time.

nAlthough the Philosopher’s Source has such a downside, for Maximus, it’s nothing.

nPossessing unlimited energy, he didn’t need to worry about consumption.

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nFurthermore, even if it reached Rank 12, it could only provide him with unlimited amounts of origin energy.

nGuessing from the Overlords’ use of the Philosopher Source, origin energy is certainly not enough.

nMaximus guessed that the lower the tier of energy, the slower it is to condense the object one wants to create.

nTo create an ultimate treasure, using only origin energy, an epoch isn’t enough to measure the time it would take to condense.

nOtherwise, with various time treasures and techniques, those Overlords wouldn’t need to worry even if they used lower-tier energy.

nThey could just use void energy, which is everywhere in the Aeon Plane, and put a time array that could speed time a billion epochs per second, yet they didn’t.

nMaximus concluded that such a means would take eternity, with all life in the Aeon Plane entering a cycle before it could even condense.

nSuch a huge disadvantage made him hesitate.

nHe was a little Tier 9 weakling; if he chose the Philosopher’s Source, he would indeed have unlimited possibilities in the future.

nHowever, at that time, he might not even need anything.

nReaching the peak of the world and further surpassing it, everything he desired would be within his grasp, so why would he need such a treasure?

nThinking of this, he took the Seal of Truth decisively.

nImmediate strength is better than unlimited possibilities that he may not even live to see.

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