Mythical Era: I Evolved Into A Stellar-Level Beast Chapter 1253 - 1253 490 Im Running Out of Time Preparing to

Chapter 1253: Chapter 490 I’m Running Out of Ti, Preparing to Leave (Second Update) Chapter 1253: Chapter 490 I’m Running Out of Ti, Preparing to Leave (Second Update) Jack Clark held a geography textbook from this world, placing it beneath the large screen in the cockpit, “Cloud Sky, scan the map, compare it with our current coordinates and orientation.”

Upon Jack’s command, a beam of light fell upon the pages, scanning the text and the simple map within, then projecting it onto the large screen.

The map included only the central continent of the Lost World, with the four great empires and a dozen smaller countries. The blinking red dot on the southwestern side of the White Departure Empire was their location.

Jack mused briefly before he drew a line on the big screen, “After this, we’ll cut straight through the southern region of the White Departure Empire and enter the White Lion Empire. After collecting the Cultivation thods from the library, we’ll cross over this small country and enter the Mysterious Tiger Empire.”

“Then, we’ll take a detour to the capital of the Green Dragon Empire, make a small loop, cover over ten thousand kiloters more, and then enter the Sadolara Forest to head toward the Cavapod Holy Mountain. No problems, right?”

Sara Williams replied respectfully, “No problem. We will follow Mr. Clark’s lead; we have no objections.”

The red line on the map was winding and stretched over sixty thousand kiloters—a distance that not even Sara and her colleagues in the peaceful era could imagine crossing.

Taking a train would an several months of travel, passing through nurous countries.

It took about an hour for Reg Brown and the others to finish packing; the youths erged from the base carrying large and small bags, their faces filled with trepidation.

For these youngsters, the weakest of whom was only at level one and the strongest at the early stage of level three, the outside world was very dangerous. A single encounter with a mutant monster or a strong Unique Beast could spell death.

Following Sherry Williams, the youngsters boarded the fighter aircraft. Arthur, at the front, widened his eyes and exclaid, “It’s so big inside, it looks like a base!”

The Cloud Sky appeared to be only seventy ters long from the outside, but its internal space had expanded to seventeen tis that size, with just one rest area big enough to accommodate everyone.

For these youngsters entering the sci-fi-style fighter aircraft for the first ti, they forgot their nervousness and stared wide-eyed, excited and thrilled by everything around them.

At that mont, Jack’s faint voice ca through the sidewall of the plane, “Sherry, take them to the rest area to rest. Don’t wander around, other areas are for ammunition and the power reactor.”

“Yes, Mr. Clark.”

As soon as everyone (over fifty people) was aboard, the hatch of Cloud Sky closed, and the engines below spewed hot air bursts. Supported by the levitation field, it gradually ascended.

When the altitude reached a hundred ters, a powerful thrust exploded from behind the fighter aircraft, breaking the sound barrier to enter supersonic flight instantly, and the speed kept increasing.

“Look, it’s the clouds.”

“Yeah, it’s flying beautifully.”

“Mr. Clark is so amazing. I wish I had such a cool airplane too.”

On the edge of the aircraft’s resting bay, all the youngsters excitedly gathered at the glass window, watching the rapidly receding clouds outside with exhilaration.

With the guidance of the map, even though it was not precise and only provided a general direction, Jack directed Cloud Sky to enter the maximum flight speed of ten tis the speed of sound when they were about ten thousand kiloters away.

He planned to slow down and search cautiously as they neared the White Lion Empire’s capital.

Boom Boom Boom!!

Air exploded in front of the fighter aircraft, traveling at ten tis the speed of sound, producing thunderous roars and white shockwaves, with a long tail of light tearing through the clouds behind it.

Roar!

A Giant Beast below, with nearly a hundred ter wingspan, roared, but as soon as it surged towards the sky, the invading fighter aircraft had already disappeared from sight.

At ten tis the speed of sound, they had entered the realm of movent typical of Mythical Powerhouses. Even flying giants needed to be at the peak of Level 9 to match this speed.

Plus, flying at an altitude of thirty thousand ters ant that Jack and his companions encountered no monster blockages on their journey.

In less than an hour, the fighter aircraft approached the estimated vicinity of a thousand kiloters from Lion King City in the White Lion Empire, and imdiately both speed and altitude began to fall.

The Earth magnified, mountains and rivers sped past, and soon a city appeared in front of Jack and the others.

Roar!

A monster, over sixty ters tall and covered in black scales, looking like a Demon, roared at the slowly descending fighter aircraft from the ruins of the city below.

Furthermore, the appearance of the fighter aircraft attracted the attention of many mutant monsters around, their blood-red eyes staring coldly and cruelly at the invading machine above.

As the fighter aircraft descended to an altitude of one thousand ters, the level eight Demon Tyrant roared, tearing the ground with its arms, the imnse strength ripping a skyscraper from the earth.

Boom! In the terrifying power of the Demon Tyrant, the hundred-ter tall building, like a massive cannonball, whipped up a raging wind, howling towards the fighter aircraft in the sky.

Just then, a flash of firelight ca from beneath the fighter aircraft. The building that had flown into midair exploded with a roar, its fiery light scattering countless chunks of concrete that rattled down onto the ground.

And in the instant the building was destroyed, a white Light Beam several ters thick burst through the smoke and dust, bombarding the head of the Tyrant with dazzling Radiance.

Boom!

A mushroom cloud, akin to a nuclear explosion, slowly rose under the might of the main cannon, comparable to a strike from the peak of the Ninth Heaven. It swept across half the city in a terrifying blast. The Earth shook, buildings ignited under the high-temperature impact, and mutant monsters within several kiloters let out agonizing screams.

Just one blast had demolished and set half the city ablaze with such astonishing power; the sight left newcors like Reg Brown and the others utterly stunned.