Infinite Job Transfers Starting from Mechanic Chapter 1219 - 671: Full Level Profession

With this in mind, Su Yu activated the Transcendence Domain and Cause and Effect Singularity anew, severing all ties with the external world completely.

He then dove his consciousness into the Primordial Universe inside his mind, delving into the technologies and cultures from those various civilizations.

Even though the whole universe functioned inside Su Yu’s mind, that didn’t imply he knew every piece of info there or controlled all its technologies.

Just like flipping through a book; reciting every word doesn’t mean grasping all the wisdom inside.

True mastery comes only from pondering, comprehending, and experimenting with the content.

Right now, Su Yu was engaged in precisely that process.

A single thought pulled out all the tech records from an Alien Civilization, and he started examining them closely.

This Alien Civilization held immense power, dominating an entire River System. They shone in biotechnology, turning the whole River System into a massive bio-factory. Plenty of their tech approaches offered real value.

Su Yu dipped into it briefly and soon lost himself in the study; sometime later, he pulled himself out. At that point, he had completely grasped every technology from that civilization, surpassing even their own expertise in biotechnology.

After all, Su Yu’s current being far exceeded any civilization in the Primordial Universe.

Now, armed with this fresh biotechnology, Su Yu could reshape an entire River System into a colossal "creature" made of planets with just a thought—a mighty bio-being.

Such a feat went beyond what that civilization could achieve technologically.

Yet right now, Su Yu faced only barren wasteland, lacking any real matter, much less a River System or planets.

The tech study wrapped up, but no practical application existed yet.

Su Yu hadn’t wasted his time, though, as probing this Alien Civilization’s tech boosted his Professional Experience noticeably.

"As expected: studying, pondering, dissecting... these ’smart’ actions birth ’Intelligent Existence,' pumping up Professional Experience..."

Su Yu mused joyfully.

The [Existence Hunter] class missed a matching Meditation Technique. Beyond gathering prayers, gaining experience seemed limited to "hunting."

All Cosmic Hunters were already consumed by Su Yu, leaving profession leveling dependent on prayers from the Primordial Universe’s countless beings, demanding endless patience.

Su Yu refused to sit idle, so he turned to probing technologies from Primordial Universe civilizations.

Sure enough, after conquering that Alien Civilization’s biotech and pushing it further, a solid chunk of Professional Experience flowed in.

That stemmed from how Su Yu’s mind buzzed actively during the tech breakdown, sparking "wisdom."

Wisdom might sound vague, but it’s real. Su Yu’s conquest of the full tech tree from that civilization birthed wisdom, and that wisdom’s "existence" fueled [Existence Hunter]’s Professional Experience, propelling Su Yu forward.

This growth outpaced prayers from the Primordial Universe’s teeming masses!

Prayers from those myriad lives carried scant wisdom. How much thought or insight hides in a simple prayer?

Believers prize pure devotion, often praying in blank-minded bliss, free of wants.

That mindset might yield wisdom, but most prayers run on autopilot, like machines; the more fervent, the more mechanical.

Just a rare few beings spark deep wisdom amid that empty devotion, pondering self, deity, and cosmos profoundly.

Those precious prayers are what grant Su Yu his Professional Experience.

Still, borrowed wisdom pales; the insights from those rare prayers can’t rival Su Yu’s personal deliberations and studies.

Maybe if the Primordial Universe ballooned ten or a hundredfold, the flood of prayers could outdo his gains.

But in these Existence Ruins, where to scrape resources for such massive expansion?

The Primordial Universe now holds zero matter or energy—just raw information. No births occur, civilizations stagnate in population, so prayer experience for Su Yu stays locked.

"Self-reliance truly wins out..."

Su Yu gave a subtle smile before yanking another civilization’s tech data to dive back in.

Maxing Existence Hunter demands his own efforts.

So Su Yu systematically tackled tech civilizations across the Primordial Universe, stacking up wisdom steadily.

Professional Experience climbed little by little.

After some indeterminable stretch of time, success struck!

[Professional Experience +10,000,000...]

[Existence Hunter LvMax!]

The class hit its peak!

At the same instant.

[Core Ability: Hunting Instinct unlocks Core Specialization: Hunting Domain!]

[Hunting Domain: Amplify Hunting Instinct to forge a Hunting Domain for superior existential hunting efficiency!]

Profession maxed, Su Yu’s mind flooded with fresh insights on crafting the Hunting Domain.

All that insight detailed Hunting Domain setup.

In Su Yu’s view, Hunting Domain boiled down to a sophisticated "trap."

Regular folks hunting beasts don’t just chase blindly—they craft environment-specific traps, bait them richly to draw in quarry.

Such tactics prove far safer and swifter.

Su Yu now stood as a seasoned "hunter," evolving from raw pursuit to cunning entrapment.

Su Yu swiftly grasped this Core Specialization and launched right into deploying a Hunting Domain.

Soon enough, some "existence" from his mind got siphoned, morphing into a "Hunting Domain"—a grand trap.

Naturally, this trap transcended mundane snares.

Visually, it masqueraded as a full universe.

A dominant civilization thrived inside.

They mastered biotechnology, reshaping their universe’s galaxy into a living bio-entity, then thrusting outward.

Encountering the Existence Ruins, shock rippled through them at the barren void beyond, spurring wary probes into the desolation...

Su Yu had conjured this universe via Hunting Domain power, of course.

Its billions of bio-civilization denizens were pure illusion.

Still, they radiated genuine "existence," even "Intelligent Existence."

Plenty to tempt lurking hunters in the ruins into exposure.