Chapter 90 Absorbing Soul Rings
After hearing Miguel's words, the old man pondered for a long time. Having lived for so many years, he naturally understood the cruelty of Douluo Continent. He couldn't help but think of his son and his own powerlessness when facing the nobles.
In the end, the old man decided that he would work hard to improve his own strength. He did not want to suffer the same helplessness as his son. He did not like to cause trouble, but he was not afraid of trouble either. Moreover, he wanted to be his grandson's protector, instead of always being protected by his grandson.
After thinking it through, the old man asked, "Grandson, what is the second way to obtain a spirit ring? It shouldn't require hunting spirit beasts, right?"
“Grandpa, the second method does not require hunting soul beasts. This is called a divinely bestowed soul ring. A divinely bestowed soul ring is a soul ring granted by a god. The user does not need to hunt soul beasts. Through the divinely bestowed soul ring, the user can be given the soul skills they need most and the highest level soul ring they can withstand.”
After Miguel finished speaking, he handed the old man a bead. After observing it for a while, the old man asked, "Grandson, was this bestowed by the Lord of Light? And how should this be used?"
"It was indeed bestowed by the Lord of Light. After crushing it, you can absorb it. As for the lifespan of the soul ring, that depends on your physical condition and willpower."
Miguel gave a brief explanation, and just then Daglas walked over and said to Miguel, "Brother, why didn't you wake me up?"
"I didn't wake you because you were sleeping so soundly," Miguel replied somewhat guiltily. At the same time, Miguel thought to himself, "If you had woken up then, my arm would definitely be numb."
"Brother, who is this old man?" Daglas asked.
“He’s my grandfather, you can just call him Grandpa,” Miguel said with a smile.
"Grandson, why don't you introduce this little boy to me right now!"
Miguel reluctantly began to tell the old man about Daglas's background. Perhaps what Miguel said touched a nerve with the old man, because the old man was very friendly to Daglas and kept telling Miguel to take good care of him. Miguel felt that his own grandson must have been picked up from a trash can, otherwise he wouldn't be so biased towards him.
"Grandpa, why don't you absorb the divine soul ring?" Miguel said to the old man.
"Okay, okay, I'll absorb it right away," the old man replied.
"What is a divinely bestowed spirit ring? Brother, do we have divinely bestowed spirit rings?" Daglas asked with great curiosity.
"Literally, a soul ring bestowed by a god. And have you forgotten that Father Luke is a god-level powerhouse? Not to mention we have the Lord of Light as our backer."
When Miguel got to this point, Daglas finally realized what was going on, but he asked again, "Brother, since you have a divinely bestowed spirit ring, why haven't you absorbed it yet?"
"I've gained some insights, and I'll explain them to you in more detail later," Miguel said with a serious expression.
"Grandson, can't even I tell you?" the old man asked.
"Grandpa, I can tell you, but it won't do you any good if you know it. After all, sometimes the more you know, the more dangerous it is."
"I understand." The old man didn't ask any further questions, because he had already sensed that Miguel was genuinely looking out for him, which was why he wasn't telling him. Therefore, he saw no need to press the matter further.
"Dagris, this is your divinely bestowed soul ring. You should absorb it as well."
Daglas looked at his own pitch-black bead, then at the golden bead in the old man's hand, and asked in confusion, "Brother, are these two kinds of divinely bestowed soul rings?"
“Yes, the materials used to make the spirit rings are different. The spirit ring that Grandpa absorbed was formed from the faith feedback that he hadn’t received these past few days, while your spirit ring is made from various negative energies,” Miguel explained patiently.
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