Dominating Evolution Of The Cosmos 139 Original Gravity Tower

"The Original Gravity Tower is a treasure from the ancient ruins. Its greatest use is to stimulate the potential of an original being by improving the basic cell value!" Kane said solemnly.
"Raise the basic cell value!" Steve could not help but exclaim.
The more one discovered about the process of becoming an original being, the more one realized the importance of the basic cell value. Basically, the basic cell value directly determined what heights one could achieve in the future.
Specifically, the higher the basic cell value, the greater the future achievement potential would be. As such, it was no wonder that all original-level beings were trying to improve their basic cell values!
"The Original Gravity Tower has a total of seven levels," Kane said. "Entering the Original Gravity Tower requires contribution points, the first level requiring 10 contribution points per hour, the second level, 20, and then 30 contribution points per hour on the third level and so on...All the way up until 70 contribution points per hour on the seventh level!"
Kane then added, "The greater time spent in the Original Gravity Tower, the harder it becomes to extort the basic cell value. Also, being inside consumes a lot of contribution points as well."
Steve calculated that, if it 10 points were required per hour on the first level, it would cost 240 contribution points per day, and at least 7,200 contribution points per month! The number of contribution points he had now would not even be enough to allow him to stay on the first level for a month!
"There are five levels in the Original Gravity Tower. Is it different on each level?" Steve inquired.
"Yes! The first level is suitable for those with a basic cell value of 300 to 400, the second level is 500, the third level is 600, the fourth level is 700, the fifth level is 800, the sixth level is 900, and the seventh level is 1,000," Kane answered.
Kane then explained, "But, the strongest genius to appear since the establishment of Stanlos Base Camp could only reach the third level. As for any of the levels above that, no one has ever been able to reach them."
"And the upper limit of the seventh level is 1,000 points, but even the most powerful Ares only has 900 points." Steve sighed, then asked, "Where is the Original Gravity Tower?"
Steve was not sure that he could break through 900 points. However, with the help of the Enhanced Subatomic Serum, he could at least achieve 600 points. And, if he added to that the Lemurian civilization resources, his exceeding a 600 basic cell value should no problem!
"The Original Gravity Tower is at the bottom of the earth, and the only entrance is in the Magical Beast Mountains. I know this because it is recorded in the soldier's manual," Kane responded.
Following that, Steve asked many questions. After all, veterans had more experiences than recruits, many of which were not recorded in the manual. For example, demons would often invade the Man Hani Battlefront, when the mission hall awarded the highest contribution points for missions, etc.

"The military base has ranked challenges every month. The higher the ranking, the more contribution points are gained. The rankings are divided into three modes. One mode is the battle ranking in the Original Gravity Tower, while another is the contribution points ranking after the completion of a mission. The third is the team ranking," Kane said.
In order to motivate the soldiers, the Original Gravity Tower had a basic cell value ranking. Specifically, the higher the basic cell value, the higher the ranking. However, if one did not accept the ranking, they could challenge the soldiers who were ranked higher than them.
One stipulation was that weapons were not allowed in the Original Gravity Tower ranking battles. As such, the contenders could only use their bodies to fight.
Therefore, the higher their basic cell values, the stronger their bodies would naturally be. Thus, the more advantageous it would be for them during the battle.
Therefore, the ranking battle of the Original Gravity Tower was almost the same as the basic cell value ranking. As such, very few contenders were able to break the record, creating a miracle that allowed the weak to defeat the strong.
The first ranking was mostly in place to encourage the soldiers' enthusiasm for fighting, allowing them to improve their battle skills. The second ranking was mainly geared towards enabling soldiers to make greater contributions to mankind, as they would be rewarded with contribution points after every mission. These contribution points would then be acc.u.mulated and counted monthly. The higher the contribution points, the higher the ranking would naturally be.
The third-ranking was to improve team cooperation, and it was usually linked to the ranking of missions. The soldiers could also get contribution points when they accomplished a battle team mission.
At the same time, they could also get battle team points. The battle team points could not be converted into contribution points, but the higher the battle team points were per month, the more rewards they would receive. However, the lower ranking battle teams could challenge the top ranking battle teams to a dual, the reward of which would be their battle team points.
"The army is also divided into different types of soldiers, and you can choose to join whichever is the right type for you. At the same time, there are also large-scale regimental missions available under special circ.u.mstances. Ah, your hostel is here." Kane finally stopped in front of a double-story house.
Because of their intense training needs, the soldiers all had separate houses. After all, if they were to live in a dormitory, they would not be able to adequately rest and train.
As there were different types of soldiers in the army, the soldiers were able to choose for themselves which type they would join. However, if there were too few soldiers in a particular unit, they would transfer some soldiers from the larger units into the smaller ones.
"The recruits have to go to cla.s.ses every morning to learn about the operations of all kinds of weaponry. After a year or so, once you're familiar with everything, we will arrange for your entry into your official unit." Kane, who had a wealth of past experience, then said, "You must have a basic understanding of all of the weapons in the course, but you'll need to master only one or two weapons of your choosing."
It was normal for different types of soldiers to use different weapons. In fact, within the military base, there were chariot units, robot units, armor units, hunting teams, action teams, stormtroopers and so on.
Steve nodded, then said, "Thank you very much for your guidance."
Kane then said, "One more thing! There will be a welcome party for recruits this evening. This is a tradition of the Man Hani Battlefront. You must come!"
"Alright! I'll be there for sure!" Steve smiled, then thanked him again, not seeing the hidden intentions behind Kane's own smile.
When Steve entered the hostel, everything was neatly in place neatly. But, of course, Steve had to rearrange it...
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After Steve left, the conversation between Wendy and the four lieutenants in the small meeting room was finally ending.
"In conclusion, there have been some abnormal s.h.i.+fts among the demons recently. A large number of troops have been stationed on three battlefronts. As such, we must take precautions," Wendy said grimly.
The four people lieutenants nodded. Then, the small group began drinking coffee and chatting among themselves.
"The welcoming party for the new recruits is tonight. I hope they will not get out of control." Lieutenant Leopold sighed. He was the only officer who had not spoken when Steve had entered the room.
"Hha, you can rest a.s.sured that they will all be quite too tired to cause too much trouble. After all, no recruits have faced such seasoned veterans in battle before, so they'll be a little beaten up for sure!" Brown laughed.
"This batch of new recruits is very special, so you never know, maybe something interesting will happen!" Wendy suddenly laughed and said.
"Is the chief instructor particularly interested in this new batch of recruits?" Lieutenant f.a.n.n.y asked, looking surprised. She then laughed and asked, "Is there a recruit whose potential has caught the eyes of the chief instructor? Would it perhaps be Steve, who came in just now?"
"That kid is good indeed, but there are many powerful veterans here as well," Lieutenant Terry shook his head and said.
"Well, why don't we make a bet? I think something interesting will happen tonight!" Wendy laughed and said.
"Alright! I bet that kid won't win," Lieutenant Liet said.
"I bet he won't be able to change the situation. The recruits will surely be given a brutal beating!" f.a.n.n.y said.
"Hahaha, the person that the chief instructor has her eyes on must be truly unique. However, I also bet that the recruits will be beaten badly tonight, including the boy!" Lieutenant Brown's harsh laugh echoed throughout the room.
f.a.n.n.y rolled her eyes at him instantly, then asked, "Don't you think that he has potential as well? Why are you betting that he'll lose?"
"Hey, we have to face reality! The new recruits never win," Lieutenant Brown said, still chuckling.
After hearing that, Wendy also laughed a little. She then said, "What do you want to be the terms of the bet? I will accept anything. I bet that Steve will win tonight!"
"Haha! My chance to bleed the chief instructor dry is finally here! I bet my whole family's entire fortune!" Lieutenant f.a.n.n.y was so excited, she burst into a fit of wild laughter, completely forgetting her manners!
The other three were also thrilled, each placing equally heavy bets on the battle.