Survival Queen of the Frozen Wastes novel Chapter 666

Chapter 666 Shifting Star Tracks

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[Trait 2: Froststar Barrier–After healing an ally, you gain a thin personal shield. While the shield holds, your next greatsword block gets a major stability boost.]

[Trait 3: Light Grip Heavy Judgment–Cuts down arm fatigue when wielding heavy weapons, and slightly improves accuracy for slam–type attacks.]

The second TartKing put on the new gloves, she immediately grabbed her Frosted Judgment Greatsword.

The moment the sword settled in her hands, she froze for a split second.

“It feels way lighter.”

Riley glanced over at her.

TartKing tested a swing, not daring to make any big moves. She only swept the blade halfway sideways.

“It’s not that the actual weight changed. My arms just don’t feel strained at all anymore.”

Her eyes lit up with excitement.

“This is amazing!”

Riley nodded.

All three pairs of gloves fit their users perfectly.

It was almost like the dungeon had watched their entire battle and handed out gear specifically tailored to fix each of their weaknesses.

There were still more rewards left inside the chest.

Riley took out the remaining items one by one.

[Detailed Floor 19 Star Track Map >1]

[Star Track Positioning Wedge ×3]

[Silver Line Severance Talisman ×3]

[High–Grade Recovery Potion x6]

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[High–Grade Mental Restoration Potion x6]

[Star Track Repair Stone x2]

[Starfire Gem Shard ×5]

[Residence Core Stabilization Card x1]

[Medium Experience Sealing Vial x1]

[Star Pattern Material Pack x3]

The Residence Core Stabilization Card caught Riley’s eye the most.

[Residence Core Stabilization Card]

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[Description: Usable on any residential building, functional structure, or temporary outpost within the snowfield territory. Boosts building core stability and reduces durability loss from spatial shocks, monster assaults, and extreme frost erosion. Works even better when repairing structures that took heavy damage.]

TartKing leaned over to read the description, her tone turning a little serious.

“Does this mean we’re gonna run into more spatial shocks in the snowfield later on?”

Riley stowed the card separately.

“Looks like it. Things are probably gonna get a lot tougher from here on out.”

Pineapple Beer picked up the detailed star track map.

Once unfolded, it was far more complete than the broken fragment they’d had before.

It marked every star track line, danger zones, detour paths, and the direction of the central hall. At the very edge of the map, a faint circular light glowed with four words labeled next to it.

[Floor 19 Central Hall]

TartKing finally broke into a relieved smile.

“We’ve got a real detailed map now! No more guessing our way around.”

Right after she spoke, one of the thin lines on the map slowly shifted half an inch to the side.

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TartKing’s smile froze on her face.

“It’s moving again.”

Riley took the map and checked the ground in the distance.

The silver lines on the stone floor were shifting too.

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This time, the map’s changes matched the ground perfectly. The map wasn’t wrong–it was just updating alongside Floor 19 itself.

Pineapple Beer figured it out as well.

“The map isn’t misleading us.”

Riley finished her thought. “This whole floor is changing.”

Staring at the slowly shifting paths, TartKing fell silent for two seconds.

“Is that a good thing or a bad thing?”

Pineapple Beer drank the last of her mental restoration potion.

“Better than a broken fragment. At least we can still read the path.”

Riley laid the map flat on the black stone platform and tapped the hall’s direction with her fingertip.

“We’re taking this route.”

The detailed map showed three possible paths leading to the Floor 19 central hall.

The first route was the shortest, but it passed straight through two red danger nodes.

The second one was a long detour through an area labeled Starfall Corridor, marked with extra notes: abnormal wind pressure, fractured ground terrain.

The third path was neither the closest nor the farthest. It required passing two track transition points, but had the fewest danger markers overall.

Riley chose the third option.

TartKing slung her greatsword over her back.

Riley stowed all the loot and redistributed their potions.

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