When the time comes, find a way to get a batch of world lord level or even stronger inscription talismans. Even if they are just ordinary-level ones, the power they can unleash will definitely be terrifying.
This also made Lin Bei suddenly think of the descendants of the top forces in Lingzhou that Lin Bei met when he was in the small spiritual realm.
I'm afraid they all have world lord level inscriptions on their bodies.
Fortunately, I didn't really kill them at that time. Instead, I used the identity of the skeleton and pretended to be a senior strong man to scare them. Otherwise, if I really had the intention to kill them, I'm afraid I would have suffered a big blow at that time.
deficit.
"Is the use of this inscription talisman unlimited?" Lin Bei asked Tianlang.
Because this made him think of a not so good possibility. If a weak person got the inscription talisman at the level of creation, wouldn't he be able to walk sideways?
Tianlang shook his head: "Replying to my lord, this is definitely not possible. You can only use the inscription talisman that is close to your own strength. Otherwise, you will not be able to activate it at all. If you force it to activate, you may even hurt yourself."
Lin Bei nodded.
This dispelled the doubts in his mind.
There is no need to worry about the descendants of those top forces carrying talismans that are completely beyond his ability. He cannot bear them, and I am afraid that it will be difficult for the other party to activate them.
"I'll give this to you."
Lin Bei gave the flame inscription talisman to Tianlang.
Tianlang was shocked and immediately overjoyed. After taking the flame inscription, he immediately raised his hand towards Lin Bei: "Thank you, sir!"
Although Lin Bei looked down on this inscription, it was a top-quality inscription, not to mention very valuable. The most important thing was that it was inscribed by Lin Bei.
Lin Bei's strength far surpassed him.
The power that this top-quality flame inscription talisman can erupt from will probably not be weaker than a full blow of his own.
Lin Bei looked down upon him, but for Tianlang, it could be used as a small trump card.
"How can we inscribe a super-grade inscription talisman?" Lin Bei then asked Tianlang again.
Although Tianlang was excited, he was also slightly embarrassed, and smiled bitterly: "Sir, I am not a talisman inscription master, and I only know what grades the talisman is divided into, but I don't understand how to inscribe the talisman specifically. If you want to
If you know it, you can go to the Dao Alliance for advice after you go to the Central Territory."
Tianlang also gave suggestions.
Lin Bei nodded.
It would be best if he could figure it out himself.
Judging from Tianlang's reaction, if he could refine a super-grade inscription talisman, it would probably cause quite a stir, which was not what Lin Bei wanted to see.
He wants to keep a low profile!
At least, for now, Lin Bei wants to keep a low profile and doesn't want to have too much to do with a behemoth like Daomeng.
After all, he has fragments of the Qiankun Cauldron on his body.
The Dao Alliance is also a magic alliance that gathers alchemy, weapon refining, formations and inscriptions. If you have too much contact with the Dao Alliance, it may not be a good thing if the Dao Alliance notices that you have fragments of the Qiankun Cauldron on your body.
Moreover, Lin Bei felt that compared to the top forces in Lingzhou, the Dao Alliance was more likely to notice that he had fragments of the Qiankun Cauldron on his body.
Especially those who are powerful at refining weapons.
Who knows if they will have any special feelings.
Later, Lin Bei thought about it several times on his own, and he found that if he used the Thunder Law, which he was best at, to engrave it on those materials, he would only be able to preserve at most 95% of the power.
There is no way to break through this limit.
Moreover, all the materials in the inscription room were also used up by Lin Bei. Lin Bei had no choice but to give up temporarily, looking a little regretful.
