Mythical Era: I Evolved Into A Stellar-Level Beast Chapter 1834: 676: He Wasn't Treated as Human, the King's Ar

Chapter 1834: Chapter 676: He Wasn’t Treated as Human, the King’s Arrival

“These creatures’ bodies can shift between energy and physical form, so of them can beco intangible.”

“This should be ‘ridians’, the pathways for energy circulation, unlike the rune networks engraved deep within the muscle cells of the mythical world.”

“But what are those fleeting ntal Fluctuations about? They seem to involve Summoning?”

On the Red Planet, Jack Clark holds a several hundred ters long horn in his hand, his gaze thoughtful as he looks forward.

In his hand, the base of the forcibly torn horn, along with the remaining flesh and blood, emits a White Light while scattering energy little by little.

At the sa ti, lying at Jack Clark’s feet is the corpse of a white Giant Beast, ten thousand ters in length and with double wings.

This Giant Beast is all broken armor, its head collapsed to one side and many places where flesh and blood were smashed and burst by terrifying strength, exposing the organs inside.

And not just this one, on the shattered Earth lie the corpses of more than ten giant beasts, each several thousand ters long.

As for why he burst these Giant Beasts, of course, these creatures were seeking their own death.

Earlier Jack Clark leapt from another planet, and his landing on the surface created a teor crater thousands of kiloters wide, which disturbed the strongest Giant Beast on this planet.

Then this Giant Beast, ten thousand ters in size and comparable to the Peak of the Ancient, led a group of Giant Beasts in attack.

As a result, it was directly burst by a punch from Jack Clark, the winds from his punch tearing the planet’s atmosphere apart and scattering the remaining Mythical Giant Beasts.

But just as Jack Clark was tearing apart the body of the Giant Beast, preparing to study the physical structure of these creatures, he keenly sensed a faint ntal Fluctuation.

A thousand miles away, under a Giant Beast swept away by his punch, a thirty-two-pointed blue Starlight Formation Array appeared out of nowhere.

The five hundred ter long Giant Beast, engulfed by the Starlight Formation Array, not only did not resist but roared excitedly, its body becoming luminescent, quickly shrinking to twenty ters.

This change surprised Jack Clark.

Because he noticed that after the Giant Beast shrank, its strength and level also fell, as if it had regressed to its juvenile phase, enveloped by the Array’s light as it flew towards the Gold-Blue World.

Jack Clark’s eyes glead as he watched this scene.

Boom!

A sonic boom roars, Jack Clark’s figure blinking as he crosses thousands of kiloters at thousands of tis the speed of sound, a plasma light trail of ten thousand ters forming around his body from the intense friction.

Roar roar roar!!

Seeing the suddenly appearing black-haired young man, the ruins of the shattered mountain ranges, those Giant Beasts asuring hundreds to over a thousand ters long let out terrified roars.

“Shut up.”

Boom! The Earth trembles, smoke and dust billowing.

As Jack Clark presses down with his hand, all the Giant Beasts suddenly sink, their surroundings forming a huge palm impression one thousand kiloters in diater and hundreds of ters deep.

Though it involves transcendent strength governed by rules and regulations, and talents and Divine Powers cannot be used, Jack Clark’s understanding and control over strength ans that even using re physical strength, his performance is akin to that of a Demon God.

After suppressing all the Giant Beasts with one palm, under Jack Clark’s calm observation, that blue Starlight Formation Array appears again under a flying giant beast with wings spanning over eight hundred ters.

Beyond this, there are faint ntal Fluctuations, seeming to be communicating with that Giant Beast.

Chirp! That Giant Beast emits an excited chirp, seemingly eager.

At the sa ti, Jack Clark sees more clearly, a sowhat complex micro starlight mark shining at the brow of the flying giant beast aligning with the Starlight Formation Array beneath it.

“That thing, it should be a Summoning contract.”

Jack Clark’s eyes narrow, watching as the flying giant beast undergoes tamorphosis under the Array’s light, shrinking and finally disappearing: “Perhaps, I can use that Summoning array to enter.”

Jack Clark’s intention of course is not to beco a summoned beast, but rather to directly decipher and inverse-summon through that Starlight Array.

As he approaches the Gold-Blue World, the repelling force around Jack Clark grows stronger.

This rejection isn’t because he’s been discovered as a stowaway, but because his essence is too powerful and is instinctively repelled by that Gold-Blue World.

Including those Giant Beasts residing on the Red Planet, their imnse power confines them to outer space.

Although by now, Jack Clark revealing his True Demon God Body and bursting with power could forcibly descend, tearing through the world’s barrier to enter the Gold-Blue World.

But doing so would an either grabbing whatever he can and fleeing or, like Boroedo and the others, being suppressed.

Planning a long-term approach, Jack Clark naturally wouldn’t choose to do it that way.

Next, under Jack Clark’s watch, the Starlight Array appears three more tis, each ti establishing a contract with a Giant Beast, pulling them into that world.

Then Jack Clark realizes, he doesn’t understand.

The Starlight Array is too simple, just nine circles inside and outside and a dozen straight lines forming a pattern without any singular runes containing certain powers, nor forming complex Rune Sequence Chains.

If it wasn’t for the ability to reverse Space-Ti to pull away those Giant Beasts, Jack Clark almost thought it was just an ordinary drawing.

“Troubleso, this Starlight Array isn’t an ‘Array’ in the strict sense, it should be considered a key activated by certain power, impossible to decipher inversely.” Jack Clark frowns slightly, hesitation showing in his eyes.

He hesitates whether or not to open the Void Death Pupil to directly perceive the essence of the world, as only thus could he be sure to completely see through the true nature of that array.

But doing so might ‘expose’ him.

Zhoom! At this mont, under a terrifying black Explosive Bear, asuring over a thousand ters in length, a massive blue Starlight Array erges, flashing bright light.

Simultaneously, a stronger ntal Fluctuation appears, briefly communicating with the Explosive Bear before its direction turns and unexpectedly extends towards Jack Clark.