Ding Huan was in high spirits practicing the Nine Spear Technique when he suddenly felt as if a large bird had flown overhead.
Fierce Beast flying? His interest was immediately piqued.
He knew the Sword Control Technique, but sadly, he had no flying sword. To control a sword, one had to have at least one Magic Artifact, and his best weapon, the Starry Sky Blade, was miles away from being a Magic Artifact.
If he could get the gene of a top-level flying Fierce Beast, it might be worth trying to blend it with his own.
Daring to fly in such a place, the beast was definitely not timorous.
Eh, this was...
As an eighth-level gene cultivator, it wasn’t just his eyesight that was good—his Divine Will could probe thousands of meters away.
Clearly, this was a spaceship, and it looked exactly like the Blue Star.
In just a moment, Ding Huan realized that the Genetic Alliance had brought disaster upon themselves by drawing the attention of an extraterrestrial powerhouse.
From the way the spaceship was casually flying past him, it was apparent that it had already established a base and was confident that this area of the sky was secure.
Where was it going?
Blue Star? Ding Huan immediately realized that the spaceship was on a quest to find the Blue Star.
Ding Huan grabbed the only remaining White Hardwood Long Spear and rushed back to the cave.
"Big Brother, don’t you have any Blossom God Crystal Stones left?" Qi Xinyue had stopped cultivating, and as soon as Ding Huan arrived, she immediately came to greet him.
"Xinyue, we need to leave quickly. I just saw a spaceship that looks like the Blue Star. It must be heading for Bioko Island." Ding Huan spoke urgently and went inside to stuff his belongings into his bag.
Qi Xinyue’s eyes were filled with panic, "Big Brother, are we fleeing from here?"
Ding Huan was taken aback, Flee?
"Why flee? This is an opportunity we should rush to Bioko Island for. They’re kindly sending us a spaceship. If we’re late and they leave in anger, we’ll miss out on everything."
Ding Huan chuckled.
Only then did Qi Xinyue realize what Ding Huan was thinking, and couldn’t help thinking to herself that his ideas would always differ from hers.
Having hardly any possessions herself, Qi Xinyue quickly followed Ding Huan as he sprinted toward Bioko Island.
Sensing that Qi Xinyue was a little slow, Ding Huan said, "Xinyue, even though you’ve reached the level of a Third-level gene cultivator, your speed is still a bit slow."
Qi Xinyue spoke apologetically, "I used to be very fast, but now that I’ve switched to cultivating the Luo Shijin, I haven’t adapted to the use of True Yuan yet."
"Don’t worry, just follow my chant and move accordingly." Ding Huan began to teach Qi Xinyue the Wind Control Skill.
In just a matter of minutes, Qi Xinyue had completely mastered the Wind Control Skill, and as she became more proficient, her speed also increased.
In just over two hours, Ding Huan and Qi Xinyue arrived at the seaside once again.
Their return was exponentially faster than their departure, but Ding Huan was still aware they had wasted too much time.
No doubt the spaceship had already reached this place, and his biggest concern now was that the spaceship might leave Bioko Island at any moment.
So, as soon as they got into the small boat, Ding Huan’s True Yuan surged wildly, and he fully controlled the small boat as it raced towards Bioko Island.
To Ding Huan’s satisfaction, when he arrived outside the museum with Qi Xinyue, the spaceship that had flown past overhead was steadily parked outside the museum.
The spaceship was empty, which Ding Huan found quite contemptible.
They should have left someone to guard the spaceship.
"Xinyue, wait for me outside. I’ll go into the museum first." Ding Huan’s Divine Will had already detected that there were only two people who had come.
To him, these two fellows looked like experts, but Ding Huan knew in his heart they probably weren’t a match for the Shi Keling.
Ding Huan boldly walked into the museum.
"These trash clowns, these barbarians, have damaged the Blue Star to such an extent, and there’s no need to ask, our people have been killed too," Ting Ti cursed furiously upon seeing the hacked-up Blue Star.
Ji Yuan waved his hand dismissively, "There’s no need to get angry with a species that’s about to be extinct. Let’s quickly extract the data from here and take it back."
"I’m afraid you won’t be able to take any data back," Ding Huan’s voice came from the entrance.
"Who’s there?" Ting Ti and Ji Yuan turned around simultaneously.
And then they saw Ding Huan, with a large bag on his back and a wooden spear in hand, walking in.
"Are you from the Blue Star?" Ting Ti frowned, looking at Ding Huan; he didn’t quite believe that someone from Earth could speak the universal language of the cosmos.
"You guessed wrong. I am one of the barbaric species you mentioned as being on the brink of extinction," Ding Huan retorted sarcastically.
Upon hearing this, Ting Ti instinctively drew a delicately crafted weapon—the Light Killing Crossbow.
It was said that once activated, no one could escape.
The drawback of this weapon was not its destructive power or intimidation factor but rather the activation time.
People who can react faster with this weapon could kill faster with it.
But Ding Huan wouldn’t have let his opponent even begin to fire; almost as soon as the weapon was aimed at him, the Wind Blade Skill had already struck the opponent’s wrist.
"Pfft!" A stream of blood sprayed out, and with a gesture from Ding Huan, the Light Killing Crossbow fell into his hands.
Ding Huan’s Divine Will touched the crossbow—it was powered by Blossom God Crystal Stones, and there were actually two embedded within, truly a waste of such heavenly materials.
"You…" Ting Ti looked on at Ding Huan with a horrified expression. What kind of technique was this?
He even forgot about the blood spurting wildly from his wrist.
Ding Huan paid no attention to Ting Ti, instead turning his gaze toward Ji Yuan: "Take out all the weapons you have on you…"
"Don’t give…" Ting Ti had only spoken three words when a Wind Blade tore through his throat.
To the end, he did not understand how Ding Huan had killed him.
"I’ll give." Ji Yuan’s face went pale, his voice trembling terribly.
He was afraid to die, and he certainly did not want to die on this small Nameless Planet.
Ding Huan saw Ji Yuan take out a Light Killing Crossbow, an axe, and two daggers.
"Take out the Hand Crossbow strapped to your back as well," Ding Huan said indifferently.
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Ji Yuan’s already pale face flushed with cold sweat when he heard Ding Huan mention the Hand Crossbow on his back.
He couldn’t fathom how Ding Huan knew about the hidden weapon. Without daring to utter another word, he quickly took out the Hand Crossbow and laid it on the ground.
Not only that, but he also took out a pouch for storing Divine Crystal Stones and a personal communication device.
Ding Huan walked over to Ting Ti, yanked a pouch from his waist, which contained thirty Blossom God Crystal Stones among some personal items.
Without any courtesy, Ding Huan tossed the pouch into his own large bag, and then cast a flame upon Ting Ti’s body.
Watching Ting Ti turn instantly into ashes made Ji Yuan even more terrified.
Having collected all the weapons, Ding Huan finally said to Ji Yuan, "Let’s go, we’re heading to the spaceship."
"Yes," Ji Yuan complied, no longer daring to raise any objections.
"Big brother…" Seeing Ding Huan and Ji Yuan come out together, Qi Xinyue hurried over.
"You are Qi…" Ji Yuan recognized Qi Xinyue immediately upon seeing her.
Qi Xinyue was known as a heretical God, capable of finding the dwelling places of Gods, so many had seen her.
No wonder she spoke the Cangyu language—it turned out to be because this woman had defected.
But that wasn’t right. Qi Xinyue was originally an enemy of the Zhan Shen Continent; she wasn’t on their side, so how could there be any talk of defection?
"Open the hatch and transfer the authority of this ship to me," Ding Huan directed his gaze at Ji Yuan and said flatly.
"Yes." Ji Yuan only hoped that Ding Huan wouldn’t kill him; even if Ding Huan took the spaceship and left him here, he would be content.
Transferring the authority over the spaceship was simple and quick; within just a matter of minutes, the Zhan Shen No. 3 spaceship became Ding Huan’s vessel.
Ding Huan promptly renamed it to Blue Star.
He would eventually leave Earth; history had been changed by him far too much. Continuing to sit aboard the Genetic Alliance’s ships in search of some wormhole was completely unrealistic.
He now decided to leave with Qi Xinyue aboard the Blue Star spaceship. As long as they could find a Cosmic Transmission Vortex, he might still be able to leave the Milky Way.
That transmission vortex shouldn’t be too hard to find, right? The ships from the Zhan Shen Continent found their way to Earth, didn’t they? They couldn’t possibly have flown all the way here; they definitely used a transmission vortex.
"Answer me a few questions. First, give me the coordinates of the Cosmic Transmission Vortex," Ding Huan posed his most critical question.
Looking troubled, Ding Yuan said,
"If I knew, I would’ve given them to you a hundred percent. Such Cosmic Transmission Vortices have been discovered by innumerable predecessors over countless years. In our fleet, only the captain has such coordinates.
Moreover, in the entire Zhan Shen Continent, there are only two guidance orbs for the Cosmic Transmission Vortices."
Hearing this, Ding Huan frowned slightly.
He would have to capture that captain alive, and it had to be by surprise.
Qi Xinyue, who was nearby, said, "Big brother, he’s probably telling the truth. These Cosmic Transmission Vortices are generally known by very few. On the Seeking God, only Captain Wu knows."
"If that is the case, then disclose the specifics of your ships and the forces you’ve brought to Earth," Ding Huan said.
Ji Yuan hurriedly replied, "We came with two War Discs and two spaceships, one of which is here. In addition, we brought ten thousand Undying Spiders…"
"Ten thousand Undying Spiders? What are those, and how can your small spaceship accommodate ten thousand of them?" Ding Huan looked at Ji Yuan skeptically.
Ji Yuan explained, "These spaceships are small, but the War Discs are large. One War Disc can hold not just ten thousand, but even a hundred thousand Undying Spiders; there is plenty of space."
Ding Huan understood then. With such huge space in the War Disc, only ten thousand Undying Spiders were brought over, probably because of their strong combat capabilities and to leave ample space for spoils of war to take home.
"Tell me, what are these Undying Spiders?" Ding Huan continued to inquire.