I became a god by treasure hunting after arriving 500 years early

The Major General with white hair stood to one side, looking at the scene in the prison, and sighed, "Your Excellency, how many Spirits are needed to dominate the anomalies outside?"

"Sadly, I’m not sure," Digdit said, "but even if the number of Spirits is insufficient, we can temporarily dominate and push it farther away."

His voice grew louder, "General, I know what you’re thinking..."

"I promise, I’ll only aim my gun at those damned prisoners, those who deserve to die, and those who are dead weight."

"Everything I do is for the sake of our nation, the future and fate of our city!"

Hearing his compelling words, the General couldn’t help but be convinced, "Let’s hope so..."

"I fully support you as the supreme leader."

Perhaps every "Tamer" had ambitions wider than the sky, superior action abilities, and the willpower of a hero.

As the car reached the central conference hall downtown, Digdit saw the vast crowd of protesters and those high-ranking officials.

His eyes emitted a faint red glow, producing a cold laugh.

"Our city, today, changes!"

... (Don’t ask the author which city this is, I don’t know Orz)

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"The civilization of ’Tamers’ might have started off by executing just some criminals,"

"But later... It became like a runaway train, unable to stop, right?"

"Intelligent life, capable of controlling others and dominating their will, where would they allow opposition? Who could tolerate dissent?"

"Insatiable greed!!"

Being a keyboard warrior is indeed a delightful thing.

Lu Yuan fantasized about the stories that might happen in human cities, crossing his legs and singing, "A group of people sleepwalking like running rhinos, never stopping until the end."

The always rational Old Cat said coldly, "Do you really think Pangu Continent is child’s play?"

"Sacrifice ten million people to control an Anomaly, would you make that deal? As long as you can survive, what does being a Tamer matter?"

"Well, maybe... but don’t make me choose, I’m not a Tamer, it’s none of my business."

Lu Yuan only fantasized for a short while, "If there were a Tamer trying to control me, how should I resist?"

Old Cat thought for a moment, "With someone like you, teleport instantly and kill with one strike. The activation of taming ability also requires sufficient proximity; it’s not over distance. Look at this mural, which ability is faster than your Instant Teleportation?"

"Or you could just kill yourself."

"Or some incredibly powerful armor."

"There’s only the strongest users, no strongest Divine Skill."

That made sense.

Lu Yuan quickly shifted his attention elsewhere.

He still had many things to do.

For instance, researching a new ability, Spatial Teleportation!

This ability, while hugely energy-consuming, provided both offense and defense, and was Lu Yuan’s strongest attack ability yet.

"Anywhere I can see, I can teleport to."

But upon closer study, he discovered that even places he couldn’t see... he could still teleport?!

"Whoosh!"

Lu Yuan successfully teleported to a spot 20 meters away, behind a wall.

He had teleported successfully without any visual observation.

Before he had time to contemplate, a strong discomfort surged from inside his body, and twin streams of bright red blood shot from his nostrils. Every nerve in his body screamed in pain.

His internal organs were damaged, especially his lungs.

Fortunately, the damage wasn’t severe.

"Why did I get hurt?" Lu Yuan frowned.

He used the Extraordinary Spark for healing.

Upon closer inspection, he discovered that many of his internal cells had suddenly died. n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

[Safe teleportation rule: Use your eyes to directly view the destination, then leap to the predetermined location.]

[Unsafe teleportation rule: Use your mind to envision the destination, then leap. This method allows reaching more locations but also carries enormous risks.]

He analyzed it thoroughly for a while.

Simply put, if he didn’t use his eyes to see, his body would overlap with the material at the teleportation spot, causing bodily harm.

For example, if Lu Yuan’s destination just happened to be a solid wall.

Without visually observing and directly teleporting there, every cell in Lu Yuan’s body would merge with the wall.

In that instant, he would be embedded evenly in the wall and die instantly.

But if he used his eyes to see first, and then teleported, this phenomenon wouldn’t occur...

The likely reason was that his subconscious corrected this error.

Lu Yuan still broke out in a cold sweat when he discovered this truth.

"Not using eyesight and directly teleporting backwards caused some air to enter my body, so I got injured. If I used my eyes, my body would displace this air."

"This ability is too dangerous... it can even kill me."

"Of course, it’s also indeed powerful."

Indeed, in a real fight, Lu Yuan, able to perform spatial teleportation, could easily kill another version of himself who couldn’t teleport.

Moreover, if truly in a dire situation, ’mental teleportation’ could still be an option.

For example, in a battle with a ’Monster’, when no exit could be found and he was about to be trapped to death, perhaps he could use ’mental teleportation’ to forcefully cross through walls and leap.

Thinking thus, Lu Yuan had another brilliant insight and pondered a very important point: could he use Spatial Teleportation to enter the Safe Zone of the Rize Civilization?