Chapter 845: Chapter 510 The Arrival of the Steam Era! Chapter 845: Chapter 510 The Arrival of the Steam Era! On one side of the deep space cliff, which was semi-solid in form, a twisting and rugged rock shelf pathway spread out into the depths of darkness.
The group of travelers, numbering more than twenty, each one was at the Transcendent Master level.
So were dressed shabbily, so had obscure auras, and so trudged along in silence without a word or smile.
People from various races were present, with a Transcendent Master from the chanicus Tribe leading the way at the forefront.
Among the crowd of Transcendent Masters,
Tuck’s projection, disguised as a Transcendent Master, silently followed the others along this fringe pathway of the Main World.
And it was the thod provided by the divine spirits of the Flastar chanical Race that allowed Tuck to enter the nurous Main Worlds through the “Main World Rift Pathway”.
When Tuck first heard from the divine spirits about passing through the Main World Rift Pathway, he was sowhat incredulous.
However, the divine spirits’ instructions were extrely detailed and reliable.
“The Green Star Clan utilizes the corpses of the chanical Race to construct Main World reconnaissance forces in many Main Worlds.”
“It’s almost impossible to enter the worlds ruled by the Green Star Clan through ordinary thods.”
“Because the Green Star Clan uses too much of the chanical Race’s machinery and tal.”
“This grants the [chanical Ecology] a considerable protective force in many Main Worlds.”
“Entering the Main World through the rifts is the core force that remains undetected.”
While the chanical Ecology’s protection solved the problem of the Main World’s resistance to a certain extent,
for soone of Tuck’s stature to enter through the rifts, it was still extrely difficult.
It might still be manageable for Lower Transcendent Masters and ordinary Transcendents.
But for a Weak Demigod of Tuck’s level, along with the Steam Divine Power, it was very difficult to squeeze through such “rifts”.
But the chanical Deities already had solutions for this.
That was to take out certain origin items from within the Main World, allowing the entrant to undergo sufficient Ecological Cycle in advance.
In this way, one could get ecological recognition in advance to avoid rejection and easily enter the remote and desolate corners of various Main Worlds.
And these remote and desolate corners also fit with Tuck’s idea of entering these Main Worlds.
Even though the Green Star Clan dominated the territories of these Main Worlds they had conquered,
in the shadows, there were still many covert pathways connecting these Main Worlds to the outside.
Even when the original ecological controllers of the Main Worlds managed the world, these covert pathways were difficult to control.
Let alone the invaders like the Green Star Clan.
Besides, in the many Main Worlds conquered by the Green Star Clan,
there were countless resistors, like the chanical Race.
Many parts of the Main Worlds were still in a state of resistance.
These Main Worlds inherently had certain chaotic states and regions.
This provided Tuck with a fertile ecological environnt for his travels and settlent.
After the overall plan was formulated,
the chanicus Tribe began the [Steam · Machinery · Origin Plan], ready to fully embrace the Steam Sequence of Power.
And Tuck started the [Main World · Travel Plan] tailor-made for him by the chanical Race.
The [Travel Plan] might sound like a journey, but the chanical Race naturally knew what Tuck wanted to do.
Whether it was the performance of the Steam Ecology in the Flora Cosmic Mountain Range,
or now, in this Foreign Territory, the aggressive invasiveness of the Steam Sequence Ecology towards the chanical Ecology, it all showed the astonishing aggressive power of the Steam Sequence.
The [Travel Plan] was Tuck’s plan to inject the Steam · Black Fog · Star Web Ecology into many Main Worlds.
To counter the Green Star Clan.
If they cannot counter the Vine Sequence Ecology of the Green Star Clan,
then resistance is dood to be suppressed and unlikely to succeed.
Fortunately!
The Steam · Black Fog · Star Web Ecology in Tuck’s hands, after multiple iterations of evolution, had now beco powerful enough.
It was fully qualified to counter, and even pollute, the Vine Sequence civilization of the Green Star Clan.
After about three months, with the operation of the chanical Race, Tuck successfully reached the edge of the Stigmata Raven·Main World.
And at this ti, Tuck had entered the Stigmata Raven·Main World.
It is said that the Stigmata Ravens have given birth to a rather favorable Ecology in the Stigmata Raven·Main World,
And that they have also bred Destiny beings like the Stigmata Raven.
Then ca the invasion of the Green Star Clan.
Originally, the Stigmata Ravens, which were spread all over the Stigmata Raven·Main World, were the badge of destiny for the entire Main World.
However, under the invasion and slaughter of the Green Star Clan,
the Stigmata Ravens were nearly extinct.
Traveling through the Main World rifts for about a week, Tuck successfully arrived at the Stigmata Raven·Main World.
The landing spot was a desolate mountainous desert.
In this remote and barren land, it was just right for Tuck’s Steam Star Web Ecology to develop here.
Scattered throughout the mountains, oases, sand dunes, and various other points with Origin Energy regions, were all nodes for the Steam Star Web Ecology to take root.
Moreover, the radiative power of the Steam Star Network was astonishing.
Even at great distances, it could still radiate across them.
Radiating the Steam Star Web Ecology throughout the entire Flora Cosmic Mountain Range hadn’t taken too much ti in the beginning.
Radiating these Main Worlds, though taking longer, wouldn’t result in much difference in the end.
In the face of the Green Star Clan’s invasion, Tuck’s counter-invasion of Steam Ecology was enough to cause the Green Star Clan a headache.
In about a year and a half, within the Stigmata Raven·Main World, thousands of Steam Ecology seeds, whether overt or covert, large or small, were planted in various hidden corners.
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