Transcendent Dawn

Even after obtaining transcendent powers and becoming an occupational person, she merely went with the flow, developing her abilities at her own pace.

However, since she was one of the first wave, and indeed had some talent, she didn’t fall behind in progress.

In her apartment.

Li Weiwei looked with effort at the ritual tracks she had drawn on the floor, murmuring to herself, “This… should do it, right?”

She was preparing for a ritual to offer sacrifices to the ancient god to gain advancement information!

Ever since the experience of the ‘curse’ one night, Li Weiwei had suffered a breakdown for a moment. She had no choice but to accept reality and strive to improve her professional rank.

To her surprise, she seemed to have already met the requirements for advancement today?

After some consideration, Li Weiwei could only choose to keep moving forward, unsure where this transcendent path would lead her.

Li Weiwei lit a candle at the edge of the ritual radius and began chanting in a dazed voice:

“I pray to you, great ancient god, you are the master of wisdom, the spiritual guide, the dark punisher… I hope to obtain information about the [Wind Whisperers].”

As she prayed, the surrounding environment seemed to change.

Many shadowy figures danced seductively, continuously distorting.

If an ordinary girl were to see this, she would probably scream in fear.

But Li Weiwei was no longer ordinary; her endurance was strong, and she kept chanting the spell.

Finally, her vision went dark and she saw a series of illusions.

Unconsciously, she arrived again at the dreamscape and saw that ancient god giant.

The last ‘punishment instance’ only carried punishment and no mysterious knowledge.

But this time was different!

Li Weiwei did not notice that as she stared at the ancient god, a vast amount of professional information and cultivation experience had entered the body of the ancient god with her prayer.

A bunch of runes flickered on the body of the ancient god, each forming a new symbol.

This was actually the absorption of experience and subsequent deductions!

Everything happened in a blink of an eye; Li Weiwei only felt the mysterious symbols surging, making her dizzy.

It wasn’t long before fresh information was fed back to her.

She heard a barrage of incomprehensible muttering, but the meanings automatically surfaced in Li Weiwei’s mind, transformed into professional advancement information:

“[Wind Whisperers] advancement…[Apprentice of Wind]…”

Accompanied by the fluctuating intonations, Li Weiwei also deciphered another magic potion formula: “Second order secret potion, mental attributes, materials…”

…

In the apartment.

Li Weiwei woke up, recalling the mysterious knowledge she had learned: “So, to increase my rank as an occupational person, I need to advance… I meet the requirements already and my progress seems fast, I shouldn’t get cursed, right?”

“After advancing to [Apprentice of Wind], I will be able to master some real wind magic. Although their power is relatively weak and more supportive, I will have some means to defend myself…”

“The second-order secret potion is specially made for second-order occupational people to enhance their attributes and reach the pinnacle of their profession faster… It seems blind meditation alone is not enough, I must resort to taking potions.”

As she recalled the potion formula, her expression suddenly became conflicted: “The preparation of second order secret potion is very troublesome… Not only is the material hard to find, the existing materials on Blue Star are not enough, it requires spiritual materials! That is the spiritual condensation left by mutated creatures…”

“What should I do? Do I need to hunt mutated creatures? But I heard that the wilderness has become very dangerous!”

After some thought, Li Weiwei still picked up her phone, intending to ask Cheng Feng and Lin Hong for their opinions.

…

Meanwhile, in Forest Park.

“Commence operation!”

With a command from Zi, numerous members of Tianwang armed with tranquilizer guns, net launchers, and other tools, stealthily infiltrated the park from all directions.

“All groups, hold your fire.”

After seeing all the marked strategic points on the map, Zi nodded and summoned Wang Chaoqun to ascend the hill, where Crow Castle was located.

Crows cawed!

She was instantly spotted, and the piercing cries of the crows echoed around them.

From a large tree, many blood-red eyes shimmered, appearing exceptionally sharp in the dark.

Even Wang Chaoqun felt slightly spasms in his scalp under their gaze.

“Foolish humans!”

Ada landed on a tree branch, speaking in a human voice.

‘Damn… It can really talk.’

Despite having had advance knowledge of this, Wang Chaoqun was still shocked when witnessing it directly: ‘What… What is this world becoming?’

“I am Zi from the East City division of Tianwang, and I wish to meet the leader of the Crowman Organization!”

Zi took a deep breath and spoke solemnly.

“Foolish woman… I am the leader, no! I am the king of this region!”

Ada raised its head arrogantly: “You’ve intruded into my kingdom, are you ready to face the punishment?”

‘Narcissist!’

Zi’s face twitched, then her expression turned solemn: “According to Tianwang laws, the establishment of any transcendental organization must be approved. In the case of the Crowman Organization, clearly it hasn’t… I am here to give a formal notice. If you do not come with me back to our office for registration, the Crowman Organization will be deemed illegal and abolished!”

“We are an organization of crows, not subject to human rules!”

Before Ada could speak, a few crows nearby couldn’t restrain themselves and flew out, shouting.

“That’s right, that is also what I think.”

Ada spoke proudly.

“Then… it’s a pity that our two parties will have to engage in conflict.” Zi reluctantly pushed the microphone: “Action!”

The surroundings suddenly lit up with giant spotlights, turning the night into day.

“Caw!”

The ordinary crows jolted awake, flapping their wings in terror and flew off in all directions.

Mild gunshots sounded.

Most of them were shot down with tranquilizer bullets, falling headfirst from the sky.

Occasionally, a few managed to escape the first line of blockade, but were immediately captured by the net launchers fired at them.

“Ah… my kingdom!”

Ada, furious, took flight: “Humans… I will make you realize how foolish you have been! You have chosen war!”

A ring of dark light flickered around it.

But the next moment, it toppled over. Ada and Asan barely saved it from falling.

“Looks like those guys from the Research department aren’t eating for nothing?”

Zi glanced at her watch: “The drug has taken effect on schedule, it’s confirmed effective on transcendent birds!”

“There was something in that tribute.”

Ada huffed weakly, “Vile humans… I… won’t let you off.”

“What tribute?”

“Did that fat guy have something tasty to offer?”

“Ada… you ate it all yourself?”

A few red-eyed crows jumped and cursed: “Who would have thought you were that kind of bird!”

Zi: “…”