For the next few days, Yuma stayed in the shop researching Reishi tools, while Rush Limbaugh helped Yuma make handicrafts whenever he had nothing to do.
Unexpectedly, Rush Limbaugh was quite skilled. The things he made were much prettier than what Yuma made. The sales for these few days were enough to match the total sales of the previous month.
"This thing is too damn difficult!" Yuma slammed the tool in his hand on the table and collapsed.
To open the Black Coffin with a specific purpose, the corresponding coordinates needed to be located with his own spiritual pressure.
The skill given by the system could allow him to sense his spiritual pressure without spatial limitations, but the prerequisite was that the spiritual pressure had to be there all the time.
You know, once the Reishi tool is broken, the spiritual pressure released from it will soon turn back into spiritual particles and dissipate into the air.
And if the spiritual pressure is constantly sealed in the tool, I can't sense its location.
This is a vicious cycle!
Yuma tried all kinds of methods, but as long as the spiritual pressure leaked from the Reishi tool, it would definitely dissipate. It was only a matter of time.
With his current strength, he couldn't control the dissipation speed of the spiritual pressure. So far, the longest time the spiritual pressure had existed was less than 24 hours. It was impossible to put it into use.
Yuma had given up on his desire to open the Black Coffin anywhere in the world, but as long as this Reishi tool was made, he could at least control the opening of the Black Coffin in the place he wanted. Only then would the Black Coffin's function be utilized.
"Boss, are you in trouble?" Rush Limbaugh saw that Yuma was lying on the chair with a look of despair and came over to ask.
Yuma hadn't deliberately made things difficult for him these days, and his attitude towards him wasn't bad. So, he was much more casual when talking to Yuma now. He wasn't as cautious.
"Yes, I've encountered a big problem," Yuma said dejectedly. "It's like there's a treasure trove in front of you now, full of treasures, but there's no door to get in. It's as frustrating as it gets."
"That's pretty frustrating," Rush laughed, then realized. "But that's not right, boss. If it's a treasure trove, there must be a door. Otherwise, how would people put the treasures inside?"
"Nonsense, I know there's a door," Yuma rolled his eyes at Rush. "The problem is that I can't find where the door is. If I could find it, I wouldn't be so worried."
Rush didn't think much of it. "Then it's simple. If there's no door, just make one."
Yuma: "Heh."
"I'm serious, boss," Rush said, seeing that Yuma didn't believe him. "Why don't you tell me what's going on? Don't you Chinese have a saying, 'Three Zhuge Liang are worth one cobbler'? Let's think together. It's better than you thinking alone."
Hearing the other side say this, Yuma selectively ignored his grammatical error and said indifferently, "Alright, then help me think about it."
Then, Yuma told him the situation. After he finished, he looked at Rush with a smile. He didn't believe the other side would have any good ideas.
Rush frowned after listening to Yuma, propping his chin with one hand and scratching his head with the other, trying hard to think.
"Alright, I won't make things difficult for you. Go make handicrafts." Seeing that Rush hadn't reacted for a long time, Yuma patted him.
"Boss, I think you've got it wrong," Rush said to Yuma, his two thick black eyebrows unfurrowing. "You said you want to open a door in a place. You need your spiritual pressure to be there to determine the location, so you can open the door."
Yuma nodded, indicating that he was right, and motioned for the other side to continue.
"Then there's a problem," Rush's eyes lit up. "That location is already there. It's not because your spiritual pressure is there that the location is there. Your spiritual pressure just lets you know where the location is.
What if you knew where the location was beforehand? Then you wouldn't need your spiritual pressure to determine it."
"You mean the location where the Black Coffin opens isn't determined by my spiritual pressure being there," Yuma said, organizing his thoughts after following the other side's words. "It's that my spiritual pressure arrives there, I determine the coordinates, and then it opens. In other words, if I knew the coordinates of the location where I want to open the Black Coffin beforehand, then it doesn't matter if my spiritual pressure is there or not. The Black Coffin will still open."
By the end, Yuma's eyes were getting brighter. "Did I mix up the role of the coordinates and the spiritual pressure?"
"It's something like that," Rush was happy to see Yuma understand what he was saying. "Isn't your spiritual pressure just letting you know where the location is, and then you open the Black Coffin? So, you already know the location. You can open it directly. What difference does it make if the spiritual pressure is still there?"
That's right. Since I already know the location beforehand, I don't need the spiritual pressure to locate it!
It's like when I came back from Hueco Mundo. There was no spiritual pressure in the shop at that time, but every time I opened the Black Coffin, it was in the shop!
So, as long as I'm not sensing the spiritual pressure when I open the Black Coffin, but the coordinates, I can directly open it to the place I want to go!
"That's great, Rush," Yuma jumped up excitedly after understanding. He gave Rush a hard pat. "I didn't expect you, with your thick eyebrows, to be so smart!"
Rush was happy to see that Yuma had solved the problem. He laughed along.
As long as I can make Yuma happy, he won't kill me. Since survival isn't a problem, won't a good life be far behind?
I didn't watch all those movies and books for nothing!
After realizing that he had been going in the wrong direction, Yuma immediately abandoned his research on Reishi tools and went to buy a world map.
The map was marked with detailed longitude and latitude. If I want to open the Black Coffin somewhere, I just need to refer to the coordinates on the map. The only thing I need to do is adjust the height of the Black Coffin opening.
After finding the coordinates on the map, Yuma set the first opening location at the Great Wall of China!
"My right hand holds the stone that connects the boundaries. My left hand holds the blade that binds existence. The black-haired shepherd, the executioner's chair, the gathering clouds descend. I hunt the ibis."
As Yuma chanted, the space slowly split apart, transforming into a giant Black Coffin in a blink of an eye.
Rush, who was watching this from the side, opened his mouth in surprise. "Boss, is this the Black Coffin you're talking about?"
"That's right, this is the Black Coffin," Yuma turned to Rush and said. "Come on, let's go and see if it's the Great Wall on the other side!"
Yuma's Black Coffin wasn't like the one in "Bleach." It didn't have a long gap that needed to be constantly supported by his spiritual pressure to form a spiritual pressure path to cross. Instead, it was like a spatial gate, only ten meters thick.
"It's really the Great Wall!" Rush was shocked when he arrived on the other side of the Black Coffin. Although he had never been to the Great Wall, he had seen it countless times on TV!
"That's right, it's the Great Wall." Yuma's eyes lit up. He laughed.
From now on, the Black Coffin won't just be a passage for me to enter Hueco Mundo. It can be like Doctor Strange's portal, transporting me to any place I want to go!
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