Global Composite Master: Compositing an Undead Army from the Start

Chapter 672: Chapter 332: Beyond the Fifth Transition, A Strong Enemy Attacks! (Two-In-One)_2

Chen Mo could choose whether or not to undertake the Transcending Fifth-Transition Challenge. If he chose not to, there would be no difference from an ordinary fifth-transition.

The Transcending Fifth-Transition was a crucial matter, so Chen Mo naturally kept no secrets and informed the three Alliance Hierarchs. However, even after they understood, it would be difficult for them to replicate. The primary prerequisite for a Transcending Fifth-Transition was possessing a five-star initial hidden profession. Based on Chen Mo’s previous explanation of how he obtained his five-star initial hidden profession, Earth’s higher-ups had already dispatched many people for testing. However, none of them had acquired a treasure like the Sage’s Ring that Chen Mo described. They had not even encountered the extremely challenging hidden mission in the dungeon with an incredibly high mortality rate, which he had mentioned.

This indicated that ordinary Space-Time Rift Dungeons were unlikely to meet this condition. Perhaps only when a Space-Time Rift Dungeon happened to collide with a Stars Dungeon would this hidden mission with its extremely high mortality rate appear. Consequently, the difficulty of mass-producing hidden five-star professions increased significantly. They had almost given up on this idea.

But now, Chen Mo suddenly suggested that his profession rebirth would differ from the typical profession’s fifth-transition. They, of course, showed immediate interest. After all, whenever Chen Mo accomplished a unique first-time action, it would always trigger the Sound of the Great Path, resulting in rewards for the entire Solar System. If Chen Mo completed this unique profession rebirth mission this time, it was hard to say whether it might trigger some function allowing people of the Solar System to obtain hidden five-star professions more easily.

After listening to Chen Mo’s detailed description of Transcending Profession Rebirth, the three Alliance Hierarchs were extremely intrigued.

“Based on what you’ve said, completing this rebirth mission is likely to trigger the Sound of the Great Path again,” Jiang Yundu said, already eager to hear its contents.

After explaining the matter of the Transcending Rebirth Mission to the three Alliance Hierarchs, Chen Mo, in their presence, put away Zhui Yi and prepared to begin this final profession rebirth.

Before entering the dungeon, Chen Mo suddenly recalled events from within. His True Moluo’s Brain worked rapidly, deducing some unfavorable possibilities. He immediately informed the three Alliance Hierarchs about these concerns.

“Are you saying that these Large Star Systems actually allied with the Yongming Star System to deal with you, even at the cost of the lives of over a hundred five-star professionals? It appears the information leaked by our friend in the Heavenly Water System last time was indeed correct. But I’m surprised these factions were willing to form an alliance, even sending a five-star professional from each of their Star Systems. That was unexpected; I originally thought only ten or so Star Systems would unite.”

“Although we’ve inferred from some advance intelligence that ten Star Systems can ultimately remain during the conflict in the Second Region, any Star System domineering and greedy enough can rule the entire Second Region. Faced with an unknown Star System, who would dare bet it isn’t greedy? Especially since our Star System has Chen Mo, a heaven-defying new talent. If we put ourselves in their shoes and discovered such a rapidly growing, heaven-defying talent in another Star System, our first thought would likely be to eliminate the threat at all costs.”

“That’s true, but with so many Star Systems joining forces against us, the times ahead will likely be tough. They’ve already dispatched their five-star professionals this time. What more can they do next?”

As Marcus sighed, the expressions of all three Alliance Hierarchs suddenly changed; they had thought of the worst-case scenario.

Seeing their expressions, Chen Mo, who had already considered this in the dungeon, said, “It appears the Alliance Hierarchs have figured it out. Those factions have already used their last resort—their five-star professionals—and still couldn’t harm me. They’re probably going to target the Tower of Eternity next.”

“If all those Top Star Systems send powerhouses to our First Region, and they receive empowerment from the Yongming Star System’s foundation, we’ll likely have a very hard time dealing with them.”

“But if they do that, aren’t they afraid the Yongming Star System will betray them in the end? Entering another Star System’s territory means they’ll be constantly under the influence of the foundation within the other’s Tower. Isn’t that equivalent to placing their lives directly into the enemy’s hands, allowing themselves to be manipulated at will? Would they agree to that?”

“At this point, they probably have no other choice. They have to agree, even if they disapprove. They must know that whether they succeed or fail this time, there’s no coming back.”

“If that’s the case, will those dispatched be willing? Sending ordinary fifth-transition professionals certainly wouldn’t change the outcome of the battle. But if they send top-tier powerhouses, how could they persuade such individuals to go on a suicide mission?”

“We in China have an old saying: ’If the skin does not exist, what can the hair adhere to?’ That might explain it somewhat.”

“If that’s the case, why don’t we offer them the chance to ’change their skin’? It’s just a few Star Citizenship Conversion Cards. If we could persuade these top-tier powerhouses to switch sides, we would still benefit somewhat.”

“But even if we proactively extend an olive branch, would they dare to accept it?”

“That’s indeed a problem. However, at the very least, it could shake their morale.”

“That might be true. But if we don’t extend an olive branch, we’re fine. Extending one, on the other hand, might make us look weak.”