Swallowing the Stars: The Supreme Being of All Heavens

Chapter 213, First Ring of the Quest

Chapter 213 First Ring of the Mission

When core members reach the Domain Lord level and are released to the outside world, they will occasionally receive missions from the "Virtual Universe Company". These missions have varying points, with one mission being the so-called highest-point mission.

"It's been almost two hundred years since the last mission, and I never expected it to be the highest-scoring mission." Suk shook his head slightly, then wondered what the highest-scoring mission would be for him, a being from the Heavenly Secret Realm.

I'm not a member of the original secret realm, so it's unlikely that I would be assigned a task that would directly offend a king.

The highest score missions for members of the Primal Secret Realm naturally offer higher rewards than those for members of the Primordial Secret Realm, Heaven and Earth Secret Realm, and Doomsday Secret Realm, but they are also more difficult.

For example, Suk's first mission was different from Urmit's mission in the Primordial Realm. Although they were on the same mission, the mission content and rewards were different.

The task was similar, but Eloi's was much more difficult, and he even had to send out a King-level expert. However, the members of the Primal Secret Realm also received the most reward points.

After so much time, Su Ke's account only has less than 8 points. This is mainly because he skipped the cosmic level directly and didn't do any missions. Even with a 100% completion rate on his only domain lord level mission, he only got a pitiful 2 points. He spent the rest of his time working on improving his cultivation progress.

Suk's mind raced, but his eyes remained fixed on the screen.

The email stated, "This task is the highest-scoring task for members of the Heaven and Earth Secret Realm (Domain Lord level), and the entire task is divided into four stages."

The first stage offers a maximum of 1 points, with rewards based on completion rate. For example, if 70% is completed, the reward is 7000 points (1 multiplied by 70%).

The second ring has a maximum of 2 points.

The third ring offers a maximum of 3 points.

The fourth ring has a maximum of 4 points.

Additional Rewards: If all four ring tasks are completed, Virtual Universe Company will award bonus points based on the overall performance of the four ring tasks. The bonus points range from a minimum of 0 to a maximum of 10 points.

Therefore, for the entire highest score mission, the basic score of the four rings plus the final bonus score can earn a maximum of 20 points!

warn!warn!

Each stage awards points based on completion rate, and the first stage must be completed at least 80% before proceeding to the second stage. If the completion rate is less than 80%, the student is not eligible to proceed to the second stage, and the entire highest-scoring stage will automatically end.

For example: If the completion rate of the first task is 70%, then you will only receive 7000 points, and the entire task will end there.

The email content was similar to what Suk remembered, except that the points had been reduced tenfold.

After reading the email, Suk saw the attachment titled "Highest Score Task, First Stage".

"I wonder what the first mission will be," Suk muttered, a hint of anticipation creeping in.

Gently click to open this email.

Open the attachment?

First, there's a long reminder.

"The first stage of the task is the first and most important step in the entire points-based task! This step determines whether you can proceed to the next stage."

At the same time, the basic tone of the additional rewards after the fourth ring is confirmed, so please be sure to complete this ring task seriously.

Task content:

In the "Goma Starfield" of the Liuyun Universe, there is a newly established rudimentary civilization called "Asadi." On the surface, it appears to be a normal civilization, but in reality, it has secretly supported the establishment of a church. This church is not only extremely tightly organized, but its doctrines are also extremely evil and cruel. Its various clandestine actions have severely trampled on and violated the bottom line of human society. From the emperor to the common people, almost everyone in Asadi is a believer in this church, and it has spread its influence to other star systems, causing extremely negative consequences... Therefore, Suk, you need to personally capture the thirty-six high-ranking officials.

Furthermore, each of the thirty-six high-ranking officials was punished individually.

The punishment options are: 1. Death penalty, 2. Imprisonment for 100 years, 3. Imprisonment for 10,000 years, 4. Imprisonment for 1 million years.

How to punish the thirty-six high-ranking officials is entirely up to you, Suk.

You can decide to imprison them for a hundred years, or you can execute them directly.

The choice is entirely in your own hands!

Throughout the entire mission, you must maintain constant "virtual universe network synchronization." Everything you do must be transmitted synchronously. Only by understanding your progress and the punishment decisions can we ultimately assess your mission completion.

Once the first task is 80% complete, you can proceed to the second task.

If the completion rate of task 2 is below 80%, the entire highest score task will automatically end.

The email concluded with detailed information on 36 high-ranking members of the Asadi State Church. For further information, please contact the intelligence department for assistance. Please remember... from beginning to end, you must personally handle all combat, arrests, and punishments.

You are prohibited from dispatching any of your subordinates or requesting assistance from others.

Suk calmly read through the requirements of the highest-scoring mission and the first stage mission, thinking to himself, "Sure enough, this highest-scoring mission is actually a task to select 'subordinates'." He had a fairly good understanding of this highest-scoring mission and knew some of its intricacies.

Completing this task and getting the highest possible score is actually quite simple; if you disregard personal bias and rely entirely on the preferences outlined above...

If you strictly follow the task requirements, you're more likely to gain favor and appreciation from your superiors, and thus receive a higher evaluation.

Suk looked through the introductions of the 36 high-ranking officials of the Asadi Kingdom with great interest, but found that they were not detailed enough. He shook his head and began to contact the intelligence department.

"Your Highness Suk." A hoarse female voice came from the laptop screen.

"I just received the highest-scoring mission at the Domain Lord level," Suk said calmly. "Send me all the detailed information about the first stage of the mission, 'The Kingdom of Asadi,' including the location and strength of the 36 high-ranking members. How long will it take?"

"It's ready for you," the hoarse female voice said immediately. "The contents will be sent to your inbox now."

"drop."

All the extremely complex intelligence data was collected and sent directly to Suk's mailbox.

The entire intelligence report was titled "Asadi".

Suk sat at his desk, gently opened the document, and began to quickly flip through it. The information provided by the intelligence department was far more detailed than the previous mission description, which made Suk increasingly alarmed as he read.

Although I was already mentally prepared, and had already anticipated that anything that Virtual Universe Company would personally order to be deleted must not be anything good.

But to his surprise, reality was even more cruel and ugly than Suk had imagined.

"Damn it..." Suk's face was extremely ugly. He had always considered himself a person without much sense of justice. He believed in minding his own business. There were so many tragic things in the universe, and injustice was everywhere, but so many high-ranking people and powerful figures in the human race had not done these things. Why should a nobody like him care?

However, after reading these materials and witnessing that utterly depraved side of humanity, I still couldn't help but feel a strong urge to kill.

The urge to eradicate all evil.