Chapter 701: Mystcraft, Full Uses

Chapter 701: Mystcraft, Full Uses

"Isn't this... What the hell!?"

Seeing the Book of Ages frantically falling around Alex, Fang Mo was genuinely stunned, standing still for quite a while in a daze.

In the end, he didn't know what to say and just subconsciously opened his mouth: "Huh?"

However, Alex didn't notice Fang Mo. At that moment, she was still continuously swiping at the strange blocks in front of her. It wasn't until she ran out of leather and intended to return to the warehouse for more that she turned around and saw Fang Mo not far away.

"You..."

"Wow, amazing!"

Before Alex could finish speaking, Fang Mo practically flew over. Staring at the Book of Ages on the ground, his eyes were gleaming: "How on earth did you do this? What kind of machine is this? Is it a glitch? Duping items? Can you help me dupe something else?"

"Could you... calm down first?"

Alex was clearly startled by Fang Mo: "This is all done through legitimate means, not a glitch."

"Uh? It's not a glitch?"

Fang Mo felt a bit disappointed upon hearing this.

"It seems your Minecraft world can't exploit glitches," Alex said, casually placing a chest on the ground, apparently organizing her items: "I've tested several severe bugs before, but they all failed without exception... It seems reality and the game still have some differences. Your world must be fully patched and very refined."

"Is that so?"

Fang Mo nodded instinctively: "Then let's call it the perfect world..."

"Playing with too many memes will only harm you."

Alex retorted casually while organizing her backpack. Soon, her backpack was emptied, and the Book of Ages around her were instantly absorbed into her body.

"Alright, no more memes."

Seeing the large number of Book of Ages in Alex's possession, Fang Mo uncharacteristically conceded, driven by his envy: "So, tell me, how exactly did you get these Book of Ages?"

"Are you... serious?"

Alex sounded a bit surprised.

"Of course." Fang Mo rolled his eyes: "You know I hate fiddling with a block for half a day. Just explain it clearly to me..."

"Fine."

Alex sighed but still began to explain earnestly. She pointed ahead: "The Mystcraft mod isn't just about the Book of Ages. Do you see that row of blocks over there? Those are its core elements."

"Hmm?"

Following Alex's direction, Fang Mo looked ahead.

Not far from Alex, there indeed were several strange-looking blocks. They looked somewhat wooden and resembled original game elements like bookshelves, workbenches, or enchantment tables but with slight differences. Fang Mo had never seen these before.

As mentioned earlier, Fang Mo couldn't interact with item GUI pages.

So, he quickly summoned Steve and controlled him to fiddle with those blocks.

Steve went over and right-clicked each one.

Through the block's GUI pages, Fang Mo learned their names: Ink Mixer, Writing Desk, Book Stand, Lectern, and Book Binder.

The Book Binder was the block Alex had been frantically swiping.

"These are..."

Seeing the names of these items, Fang Mo vaguely recalled something, but he wasn't interested enough in these mechanical blocks to remember clearly.

"These are all items from the Mystcraft mod. Their suffix is Mystcraft."

Seeing Fang Mo's confusion, Alex helped to explain: "The Mystcraft mod's purpose is adventure and exploration. Although I don't know why your Mystcraft can traverse other worlds, its original intent is to randomly create a bunch of different worlds for players to explore."

"Oh, I know that."

Fang Mo nodded: "When we played version 1.6, didn't we find a coal mine world? The entire sky and ground were filled with coal ores..."

"Yes."

Alex responded accordingly, "But what I want to say is... The Book of Ages of the Mystcraft is not only obtainable through reward boxes; we can actually make it ourselves."

"With this set of equipment?"

Seeing the other person looking troubled, Fang Mo continued to think of ways to appease him: "Even if this Book of Ages can't travel to other worlds, expanding the alternate worlds in MC is great too. This isn't a game, it's reality; there's no issue of server lag. Wouldn't it be thrilling to explore all these alternate worlds?"

At the end, Fang Mo added, "We can also have a rendezvous in another world and enjoy some delicacies..."

"But I want to fuck Kelly..."

"Damn, I want to fuck her too, okay?"

Hearing this, Fang Mo immediately pounded his fist indignantly and said, "That detestable heavenly woman, she's someone everyone wants to kill... Back then, which of the eight million warriors didn't want to fuck her?"

"Alright, alright, calm down first."

After cursing the NPC, Fang Mo reached out to pat Alex's head, but it wasn't as comfortable as the original form of the little demon, with its sharp and hard head. So, he withdrew his hand and spoke again.

"No worries, buddy, I'll go map running soon. I've unlocked the combat tower module, making it super efficient to open boxes. I can kill a puppet with two slashes and open a box, which is much faster than finding wild dimensional doors on the ground."

"But..."

"Besides, the original Book of Ages is quite good too."

Before the other person could say anything, Fang Mo suddenly thought of something and said, "I just thought about it, you really should make more Books of Ages. Then I'll go run the maps. If I create a uranium world or a fluorite world for you... wouldn't you be thrilled?"

"Just add the 'Solar Power Generator Biome' directly."

Alex sighed but quickly regained his spirits, "Yeah, that works. Besides, we can still get some alternate world crystals from the Mystcraft dimensions."

"Let's go, let's get started."

Compared to his methodical partner, Fang Mo was the practical type. He grabbed the other person, ready to set off: "Let's explore and see, maybe we'll be super lucky, and the first world we hit is a diamond mine world?"

"The thing is, we don't lack diamonds..."

Alex first grumbled, then added, "But I remember the Mystcraft dimensions read server data and build worlds with blocks and fluids."

"What do you mean?"

Fang Mo asked, a bit confused.

"Basically," Alex thought for a moment before explaining, "any fluid or block could be used to construct alternate worlds, including molten metals from Tinkers' Construct. If you're lucky, you might even find molten Bedrockium..."

"Well, damn."

Hearing this, Fang Mo's eyes lit up, "So, the original Book of Ages is like a lottery ticket? Wishing for a world with molten Bedrockium seas, giant floating uranium, coal, iridium, fluorite, platinum, tungsten, diamond, and redstone ore spheres..."

"You're customizing worlds now?"

Alex sighed, "What you're describing can't even be done with the FR toolbox... but I guess you wouldn't understand that. Anyway, let's just go first."

"Let's go."

Fang Mo cheerfully waved his hand and then controlled Steve to open the 'Descriptive Book-Ages001' Book of Ages.

As boundless black mist poured from the book, the two of them quickly vanished.

When Fang Mo opened his eyes again, as he expected, he was not in any real-world location. Everything around him was still made of blocks, but the sky, terrain, and environment all felt unfamiliar.

Fang Mo looked around.

He found the sky was a strange cyan color.

The ground was an endless rocky wasteland, occasionally dotted with Nether bricks. There were some ashen soils and Twilight Highlands' rich soils, twisted growths from the Twilight and Nether realms growing on them.

In addition, there were scattered blue unidentified blocks and pools, though the pools were filled not with water but molten liquid glass.

"Ah, this..."

Fang Mo was momentarily stunned, realizing this was indeed an alternate world.

Thinking of this, Fang Mo planned to speak to his partner, but as he turned, he saw that the other person had already run off, busy mining those blue blocks with a pickaxe.

"What are you doing?"

Seeing this, Fang Mo curiously asked, "What's that?"

"Mystcraft crystals can be used to make a portal-like thing for the Nether."

The other person replied sullenly, "This is a huge loss, but I just thought, can't you turn dimensions into reality? Why not do that for all dimensions? I want to make you the king of the multiverse."

"... Huh?"