Cang Jue remained flying in the sky. He had excellent eyesight in the air and could also sense the path ahead to see if there was any danger.

He flew down, hovering low, and spoke to a few wolves.

You guys go first.

Abier said, "We can look out for each other along the way. Didn't we agree to travel together?"

After the breast-touching incident, Mickson and Cang Jue definitely didn't want to leave with them anymore. While being in a group meant safety, it wasn't necessarily "safe."

Guo Xiaoxiao clung to Mickson's back. The snow was very deep, and she sank deep with every step. Today, she had to be carried by Mickson, which slowed down their overall pace.

The system opens…

[System: Host, the mission has been updated]

Guo Xiaoxiao opened the system interface, where a task stood out: obtain 10 white crystal cores, which could be exchanged for the skill Space Jump.

Guo Xiaoxiao clicked "accept," and Cang Jue gave her a red crystal core. What was a white crystal core?

She patted Mickson on the back and asked...

"Mikerson, what is a white crystal nucleus?"

White crystal cores are extremely rare in the Beast World, while red crystal cores are priceless. White crystal cores, as transparent as water droplets, are so rare that they exist only in legends.

Mickson whispered

"White crystal cores are very hard to find. I've only heard Monet mention them; they're a kind of spiritual crystal that can bring the dead back to life."

The sacred object can also foresee the future; possessing it is like having a second life and controlling one's destiny. Unfortunately, in the entire beast world, only those with exceptional fate can find the white crystal core.

Wow, that's amazing! The system even wants me to find ten in one go. Isn't that making things difficult for me? Guo Xiaoxiao frowned, feeling annoyed.

Mickelson said

"Xiaoxiao, do you need Bai Jing?"

It was a task given by the system, but it was too difficult. How could she let Miksen and Cang Jue take such a risk? Guo Xiaoxiao said.

"No, I was just asking out of curiosity."