Skinwalker Belle – Chapter 388 – This Goddess Can Not Only Heal, But Also Recharge

“Unless I’m what?”

Lin Fan flicked his fingertip, and the wisp of pale green Spirit Energy coiled between his fingers didn’t dissipate. Instead, it seemed to come alive, dancing merrily in the air.

Copperbeard stared with eyes as round as copper bells, the ancestral appraisal lens in his hand practically shoved into Lin Fan’s face.

“Unless… unless your Spirit Energy has exceeded the critical threshold of anti-magic silver!” Copperbeard’s beard trembled as he muttered in disbelief. “But that’s impossible! Even an eighth-rank peak Pureblood Giant Dragon has violent and chaotic energy within its body—how could it possibly be this stable?”

Lin Fan said nothing, merely extending his finger a little further.

“Crackle!”

The moment Copperbeard’s lens approached that wisp of Spirit Energy, a blinding white light burst forth, followed by the sound of shattering glass.

“Ow, my precious!” Copperbeard cried out in anguish, staring at the heirloom that was now nothing but a frame in his hands, his weathered face twitching all over.

But he had no time to mourn. He jerked his head up to look at Lin Fan, the contempt in his eyes completely gone, replaced by the horror of someone staring at a monster.

“Attribute-less… it’s actually completely attribute-less Primordial Spirit Energy?!”

Copperbeard lunged toward the coffee table. He no longer cared that this was the very item he’d just dismissed as “poorly maintained junk.” He snatched up the Ghost earring, produced a precision vernier caliper and several probes from who-knows-where, and began tinkering with it on the table.

The dwarf craftsmen who had been shouting about scraping the asphalt just moments ago now held their breath, craning their necks, afraid to miss a single detail.

“Jiji.” Lin Fan leaned back into the sofa, his posture languid.

The rat-man Jiji, cowering in the corner, immediately scurried over with a bowing, nodding servility: “Lady Lei Li, your command?”

“Pour tea for the masters. Use the Holy Water.” Lin Fan gestured to the side. “Also, have Su Yue bring over all the high-grade Crystals from the stockpile. Since the master says the materials aren’t good enough, we’ll switch them out.”

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“Yes, yes, yes!” Jiji hurried off to carry out the orders.

A few minutes later, Copperbeard finally raised his head, his messy hair standing on end as if he’d been electrocuted.

He looked at Lin Fan, his Adam’s apple bobbing with difficulty: “Miss… ahem, Lady Lei Li. This old man misjudged. This set of jewelry is indeed ruined.”

“The reason.”

“The core design intent of this Ghost Set is ‘sealing.'” Copperbeard picked up the earring, pointing at the fine cracks on it. “It forcibly suppresses the wearer’s aura within. For energy below seventh rank, deep-sea mithril is tough enough. But your energy…”

Copperbeard paused, as if searching for the right words: “Your energy density is too great, and it’s brimming with life activity. If an ordinary seventh-rank expert’s energy is water, then yours is mercury! In the same space, it weighs dozens of times more! This thing can’t suppress it—the moment you circulate your Spiritual power even slightly, this jewelry will explode from the inside.”

Lin Fan raised an eyebrow. “So, no saving it?”

“Difficult!” Copperbeard slapped his thigh. “To suppress energy at this level, you’d need to replace the core material with eighth-rank or higher Dragon Crystal, or the legendary Star Core! But either of those, even among the Dragon Clan, would be a clan-treasure. Here in our…”

Lin Fan’s fingers tapped lightly on the armrest.

A Grade-8 Dragon Crystal? She had once possessed one belonging to Long Jingtian, but that had already been fed to that brat Long Yan.

As for a Star Core, she had never even heard of such a thing.

Without equipment to suppress her power, she couldn’t disguise herself as being below the sixth rank.

If she couldn’t get past the Rift, she couldn’t return to Blue Star.

And if she couldn’t return to Blue Star, that old dog Wang Shan from the Federation would continue to roam free.

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How could she tolerate that?

“Master,” Lin Fan suddenly spoke up, interrupting Copperbeard’s gloomy expression.

“Since ‘blocking’ won’t work, why do we have to ‘block’ at all?”

Copperbeard was taken aback. “What do you mean?”

Lin Fan stood up, walked over to the floor-to-ceiling window, and looked out at the bustling construction site outside.

As an outstanding young woman who had received nine years of compulsory education on Blue Star and had been deeply influenced by modern technology, her way of thinking was clearly different from these dwarves who only knew how to forge iron.

Since the battery capacity wasn’t big enough to store all that electricity…

Why not just act as a discharger instead?

“Look here.” Lin Fan turned around and casually drew a circle in the air. “I have too much energy to contain. So can we change the logic? Turn this set of jewelry into a Spirit Energy exhaust vent.”

“An exhaust vent?” Copperbeard tugged at his beard, deep in thought.

“Exactly.” Lin Fan snapped her fingers. “I still pour energy into it, but this thing no longer stores it—it discharges it. It channels out the excess energy I don’t want.”

Copperbeard frowned deeply. “Channel it out? Channel it where? Directly dissipate it into the air? That would make too much noise! You’re trying to conceal your aura—if it dissipates like that, every powerful being within a hundred miles would sense a super-strong expert leaking energy. Concealment would be out the window!”

“Besides, the Spirit Energy you release would be strongly attracted back to you and return to your body at incredible speed. This method won’t work.”

“Who said anything about dissipating it into the air?”

A playful curve tugged at the corner of Lin Fan’s lips as her gaze landed on Jiji, who had just walked in carrying a tea tray.

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Jiji felt a chill run down her spine, and the teacup in her hands nearly slipped.

“As long as the receiving end is a living person, wouldn’t that solve it?”

Lin Fan’s words struck Copperbeard’s mind like a bolt of lightning.

The old dwarf’s caliper clattered to the floor with a “thud.”

“You… you mean…” Copperbeard was so excited he could barely speak, “pouring the excess energy… into someone else?”

“My energy is attribute-free and theoretically compatible with any living being, right?” Lin Fan asked in return.

Copperbeard nodded frantically—the explosion from earlier was the best proof.

If it had been fire-attributed or lightning-attributed, the lens wouldn’t have simply shattered—it would have melted or been charred to a crisp.

Only the purest primordial Spirit Energy would burst a container from sheer density without inflicting attribute damage.

“Then it’s simple.”

Lin Fan walked over to Jiji, reached out, and took a cup of tea from the tray, downing it in one gulp.

“Keep the main body of this jewelry set for me as a ‘transmitting end.’ Then, make a few ‘receiving ends’—rings, bracelets, things like that.”

As she spoke, Lin Fan was already picturing the scenario in her mind.

Wasn’t this just a giant human-shaped Wi-Fi hotspot?

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As long as they connected to her hotspot, they could not only help share her excess “data traffic” but also get a speed boost while freeloading off her connection.

It was killing two birds with one stone—energy-efficient and environmentally friendly.

“My cultivation base is suppressed to the early sixth rank, and all the excess energy will be transmitted through a specific frequency to those wearing the sub-receivers.” Lin Fan looked at Copperbeard. “Is this technically feasible?”

The hall fell into dead silence.

Every dwarven craftsman stood with their mouths agape, staring at Lin Fan as if he were either a madman or a genius.

The idea was too wild!

On the foreign continent, a strong cultivator’s Spirit Energy was their lifeline—who in their right mind would casually give away their cultivation to others?

Even in the case of energy transfer, it was a self-sacrificing bargain, and one had to be extremely careful to avoid attribute clashes that could overload and destroy the recipient.

No one had ever thought of developing this as a standardized equipment function.

Copperbeard spun around in place three times, muttering to himself, his hands tracing complex Rune structures in the air.

“Genius… an absolute stroke of genius!”

Suddenly, Copperbeard slapped his thigh hard, his face flushed with excitement: “No need for high-tier materials to store the energy! Only high-tier materials for the conduits! Voidstone is more than enough! As long as the frequency matches, this is completely viable!”

He rushed over to Lin Fan, abandoning all sense of rank, and grabbed Lin Fan’s sleeve: “Quick! Give me the materials! Give me two days… no, one day! I just need to modify the core energy circuit…”

“Jiji!” Copperbeard turned and bellowed, “Go bring me that entire chest of deep-sea mythril I brought along! And tell those whelps to fire up the forge! I’m casting it on the spot!”