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Chapter 1917 - 34: Mother of the White Tide’s Revenge (Part 3)
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Chapter 1917: Chapter 34: Mother of the White Tide’s Revenge (Part 3)

Faced with this sudden turn of events, Alfarld was clearly stunned for a moment; it didn’t expect the duck about to be cooked to fly away, right in front of its eyes, rescued by a group of unknown individuals, filling it with immense rage.

"It’s them! It’s them! I remember their aura!"

Alfarld immediately erupted, its terrifying strength instantly tearing apart the entire Mother Star of Chris.

"Very well, very well, I’ve already recorded the space coordinates you just teleported to! I will surely find you, and then settle both new and old scores! You’re all going to die!!"

Alfarld was burning with anger. This time it came from the Second Universe with only one purpose: revenge and destruction.

It wanted the humans on that planet to all know the consequences of daring to anger a True God!

Every time it thought about what happened forty years ago, Alfarld couldn’t help but feel a wrenching pain in its heart.

If it weren’t for that damn human, it wouldn’t have been surrounded by the Level 7 insect swarm, and its only offspring wouldn’t have died just like that.

It must be understood how difficult it is for a being like it to give birth to an offspring, a child containing the vast essence of its life, only to end up dead in the Insect Domain. How could it not be furious?

So now, Alfarld just wanted to quickly destroy that planet, and not just that, it would not spare any of the Spiritual Wisdom Clan planets either!

On its journey, it didn’t know how many life planets it had already annihilated. At this moment, Alfarld was like a beast gone mad, eyes bloodshot, mind filled only with slaughter.

Its massive body once again vanished into the deep space, now with a clear direction compared to its previous aimless search.

Although those individuals had just saved the remaining Chris people, they left a certain aura when they used Space Transmission Magic. This aura may be difficult for ordinary Dark Spirits to detect, but for Alfarld at this level, it’s very easy to trace back.

"Everything will be silenced in the White Tide, and you will surely pay the price for your foolish actions!"

...

Meanwhile, elsewhere in the deep space, on the surface of a desolate and uninhabited planet, a gigantic formation suddenly exploded with intense light, followed by tens of thousands of human figures appearing from it.

"Huff huff huff~ This is...where...?"

Kola gasped for breath as he looked at the environment around him, his blue face filled with confusion.

Earlier, he and his fleet were crushed in an instant by Alfarld; he was relatively lucky, as his spaceship wasn’t completely ruined, allowing him to find an escape pod to reach the Mother Star.

However, such actions were merely a struggle for survival, Kola was very aware of this, as he and the remaining members of the guard troops led a portion of survivors on the ground resisting the attacks of those white monsters, making their last stand for life.

Watching as those former companions turned into white monsters, Kola felt as if his heart was being ripped apart.

The mastermind seemed to intentionally enjoy their despair, leaving them behind as they were slowly devoured by the white monsters.

But just at this last moment, a group of suddenly appearing people in white rescued them, and in a blur of dizziness, a disorienting teleportation brought them to an entirely unfamiliar planet.

Next to Kola were over ten thousand fellow Chris people, who were also the last survivors of Chris. Now each of them appeared greatly shocked, anxiously observing the surroundings.

The recent group teleportation was a heavy burden for these ordinary people without Dark Spiritual Power; some couldn’t bear the pressure and fainted on the spot, while some heavily injured individuals lost their breath entirely.

"Everyone, gather around me! Don’t panic! Stay alert!"

Kola immediately spoke out to issue orders, as a few of his personal guards quickly gathered. Even though they were now in an unfamiliar environment, as professional combat personnel, their mental strength was exceptional, quickly adjusting their status.

However, although these personal guards could quickly adjust, the surviving ordinary civilians didn’t have this capability. Therefore, after Kola’s orders went out, aside from his own team members responding, others simply ignored his intent.

"Here we are, exposed to the outer space environment! Strange...why haven’t we been harmed...?"

Kola noticed the scene around him, realizing their location was directly exposed in a vacuum, yet they weren’t wearing effective protective gear, making him break into cold sweat.

However, logically they should have died in such a situation, but why were they still standing here unscathed? Moreover, judging from the feeling conveyed through their bodies, the atmosphere here was surprisingly comfortable, which clearly wasn’t scientific at all.

"No protective suits, no constructed Protective Shield, nor any temperature control equipment, we are completely exposed in the space environment...yet we aren’t harmed...the people here aren’t simple..."

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