Chapter 673: Chapter 443 Interface Ship·Hotown·Star Core! Chapter 673: Chapter 443 Interface Ship·Hotown·Star Core! Rumble, rumble…
The surging area of Chaos Black Mist, even the deep layers of the Spirit Realm, were being shredded to pieces.
Suddenly!
A sphere resembling obsidian, approximately thirty ters in diater, swiftly pierced through the Spirit Realm Layer, breaking free from the surging storm of Chaos Black Mist and entered the sparse region outside the Chaos Black Mist.
Through the hazy layers of Chaos Black Mist, one could vaguely make out the vast starry space outside, with twinkling stars.
“Phew…”
Seeing this, Tuck, who was steering the Chaotic Ecological Little-World, let out a sigh of relief.
“Finally escaped!”
“The storm in there was truly astonishing, utterly twisting the spatial dinsions into chaos.”
“You couldn’t make out any direction; the previous two tis I ended up going down, wasting about a month of ti. Fortunately, I had good luck this third ti and escaped.”
“If everything had gone smoothly, it might have taken less than two months, but with the delay, it took four months.”
“Anyway, it’s best to have escaped.”
“You know, many, many Transcendents have been buried deep within Eutychia – The Ancient Deathlands, without even a chance to co out.”
After flying a certain distance away from the Chaos Grey Mist of the Primordial Chaos Continent.
Tuck finally relaxed and carefully observed the vast void around him.
With his grasp of stellar positioning techniques, Tuck quickly searched for the corresponding star positions in his mind.
By observing the main few special wave stars, Tuck quickly located his position in space.
“This place belongs to the peripheral territories of the Three-Eyed God, bordering the star domains of the Black Witch Gods Tribunal.”
“A bit remote, but still within human territories, which is quite good.”
“If I had ended up in the distant void holes, it would take years to reach a Transcendent World area with life.”
Having prepared himself, Tuck opened the Wormhole Gate.
Including two Legendary Warriors, many Transcendent Masters erged one after another.
“This is… star space? We’ve finally made it out.”
“I thought I’d be trapped in the Primordial Chaos Continent for two hundred years, but it’s only been a little over twenty years, and we’ve really made it out.”
“Out here in the outer star space is much more comfortable.”
“Our Sequence is naturally adapted to the void ecology, but in the treasure area below, perceiving various Rune Mysteries is quite good.”
“Of course, why else would the Elf Kingdom build a Divine Kingdom in the Primordial Chaos Continent below?”
“That’s true.”
“The Chaotic Ecological Little-World that His Highness Tuk piloted is indeed quite impressive, managing to pass through the Chaos Black Mist. No matter what, that’s top-level defense capable of withstanding a demigod’s attacks.”
“Now that you ntion it, I realize that is indeed a top-tier defensive artifact.”
“However, only His Highness Tuk could use it that way; we definitely couldn’t.”
The people continued discussing Tuck’s Chaotic Ecological Little-World as they felt the endless starry space outside.
Soon, the Transcendent Masters began to leave in groups.
Now that they had entered star space and escaped the danger, everyone was going their separate ways.
There was no longer any need for them to stick together.
White-robed Wizard Saint Reil nodded to Tuck as a gesture of respect.
“Tuck, practice well. I’ve heard that you were going to embark on an expedition during your Legendary tis.”
“I’m about to ascend to Legendary too. When you go on your expedition, I want to participate. The Starry Skeleton God destroyed my holand; I must make them pay.”
“Don’t worry! I’ll work hard on my cultivation,” Tuck nodded.
Many Transcendent Masters were also saying their farewells to each other.
Soon, only a few people were left in the starry space.
Taloff, Tuck, Old Wizard Ogg, and Blood Asura Tribe Isaac.
Their destination was the Arumov Divine Kingdom, and with Legendary Warrior Taloff’s protection, they could travel together.
“Tuck, will you join us?” Taloff asked.
Tuck thought for a mont and shook his head.
“This place is closer to my holand.”
“I plan to take a detour, project myself back to my hotown to have a look, and bring along… so resources for my holand, making it easier for Transcendents with Transcendent Talent to erge.”
“Indeed!”
Taloff nodded in agreent with Tuck’s plan.
“Among the stars, there are quite a few Transcendent Masters, but truly top-tier Transcendents like us are not many.”
“Giving support to your holand, helping it produce more Transcendents, or even guiding them to our own built Transcendent Master Realms, Legendary Realms, or Divine Spirit Kingdoms, is quite necessary.”
“Then take care. We’ll be going ahead,” Taloff waved at Tuck.
“You be careful too on the way, after all, in the star space above, there are still many areas occupied by those invaders from the Green Star Clan.”
With the departure of Taloff and the others.
In the void, Tuck was left alone.
After a mont of contemplation, Tuck’s figure flickered, and he quickly shrank to the size of an ordinary person.
Then, Tuck took out the Steam Star Track Train he had treasured for a long ti.
This Steam Star Track Train, the size of a large truck.
Inside it was the projection of St. Rand, Steam Sun powering it.
Entering it.
With the ignition.
“Woo-woo-woo…”
The Steam Star Track Train let out a low and heavy roar as it swiftly accelerated in the void, soon entering the Spirit Realm Layer and traveling at high speed.
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