Reincarnated as an Energy with a System Chapter 870: Leaving

Ning prepared to leave the Service Station.

He looked at the black sphere in front of him. It was so dense that even his super-strong arms could somewhat feel the weight.

It was apparently made up of a metal that was foreign to this universe and could only be found in some select universes.

The metal was called Aulcron, and it had cost Ning over 3 Quintillion energy to make just the smallest piece of it.

"I would've expected something so expensive to look more… expensive," Saphandra said from the side.

"As long as it does its job," Ning said. "Are you sure it will be alright? I won't lose any energy right?"

"I don't know if that is what matters though," Ning said. "Since I won't be doing any traveling in this."

"I think it's fine," Saphandra said. "e one, let's go."

Ning nodded, but there was one more problem he had to think about. 'It should be okay,' he thought and immediately transferred over his consciousness to the small metal ball.

His body flopped over, giving Saphandra a bit of a surprise. He instinctively pushed it away from her and the body went flying to the wall.

"Hey! That's my body. Don't treat it like that," Ning said.

"You should've told me you were going to do it. I got spooked," she said.

Ning took his body into his storage and spoke from the ball. "e, I can't go without you going in first," he said.

"Yeah, yeah," Saphandra said and entered the Spirit space in him. Once she was gone, Ning thought of the room with the space stones and teleported in.

As a small metal ball that did not exist in this universe, the censors never noticed he was there.

Ning flew over to the two largest pieces of space stones and saw not much had changed. The largest piece of space stone was still about 300 cubic centimeters in volume and would take him about 3600 lightyears away.

Not only did Ning need about 4000 lightyears worth of space stone, but he also needed another good bunch to break through the fabric of space when the other universe came floating around.

"How do I keep it though?" Ning thought. "Should I make a larger hole perhaps?"

"I cannot use two at once?" Ning asked.

Ning frowned as he thought for a bit. "How much space stone will I need to break through the walls between the universe?" he asked.