A Necromancer Who Just Wants to Plant Trees-Chapter 1759 - : 479 Space City and the Beautiful Female Devil_2

Chapter 1759: 479 Space City and the Beautiful Female Devil_2

There were flat planes as well as relatively complex curved surfaces; most secondary planes existed in this form.

There were also a large number of nested, folded complex structures, commonly found in the Abyss, purgatory or the Evil Spirit World.

Among them, planets were the most special.

Aindor itself was a planet that carried many curved planes, among which the super curved surface directly built on the star core was the material plane.

Therefore, in plane studies,

all planes that took the form of a planet were considered to potentially become the material plane.

Storluk Planet was one.

Previously, the God of Light and Knowledge as well as the squid alchemists had tried to build a new world at the Great Horn Reef.

The difference was,

the new world at the Great Horn Reef was younger and had more potential.

Had that planet still been slowly ascending when Aindor encountered the great tearing apart, it might have truly had the chance to replace Aindor as the new material plane.

Unfortunately, the Blood Moon Strike destroyed everything.

In contrast,

Storluk Planet’s potential was much weaker.

This was also because it formed at the wrong time.

When the Storluk plane formed into a planet, it was the heyday of Aindor.

Theoretically, the Multiverse could have multiple material planes.

But the condition was that they must be sufficiently distant from each other.

Storluk Planet obviously did not meet this condition.

However, this did not prevent the planet from being one of the most stable star realm planes besides Aindor.

As it hadn’t been too affected by the fall of Heavenly Family Palace.

Those living on Storluk Planet might have faced less survival pressure in the past six months than those on Aindor!

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When Matthew got infinitely close to Storluk Planet,

this conjecture was confirmed.

“What a stable plane structure!”

“Why do I feel that the order here is much better than on Aindor!”

Even though he was in the star realm,

Matthew’s strong Insight had already converged far onto the planet appearing at the end of the convex mirror.

According to his original plan,

was to blend into the hermit crab fleet entering Storluk Planet and then search for the Butterfly.

However, changes quickly arose.

He found that the star realm merchant convoy he had infiltrated was not going directly to Storluk Planet.

In fact,

those few squid ships and the small landmine had previously intercepted spiritual communications that were not directly related.

They didn’t qualify to participate in capturing the Ether Core!

This led to them just approaching Storluk Planet, only to be informed by a group of space undead that the nearby star domain had been sealed off, and the convoy had to immediately reroute to a nearby port area.

Matthew also thought about leaving the main fleet on his own.

Using the Octopus Boat’s Camouflage ability to quietly land on Storluk Planet.

But the small landmine told him,

the Octopus Boat couldn’t enter Storluk without being detected by the space undead.

Having no choice,

they could only go with the flow, following the heavy giant hermit crabs and bypassing the front of Storluk Planet to arrive at an area hanging with three supergiant meteorites.

Here,

were Storluk Planet’s three satellites—Hume One, Two, and Three—as well as a gathering place for a large number of astral creatures enslaved by Storluk Industries.

One and a half hours later,

Hume Three.

Space City.

After entrusting the camouflaged Octopus Boat at a private star port on the outskirts,

Matthew, disguised, blended into this gathering place of astral creatures.

He used True Transformation to permanently take the form of a Drakonid Mage.

The reason he chose a Drakonid,

was because Drakonids were not uncommon in the star realm, but after Matthew’s Undead Calamity, Drakonids had gradually spread their activities from the Sampan Plane to the outer worlds.

According to intelligence provided by the small landmine,

more and more Drakonids tended to join Storluk Industries in exchange for a job that provided shelter and support.

It made sense for the Drakonid Mage that Matthew impersonated to appear here and eagerly seek entry to Storluk Planet.

Tat-tat-tat!

The boots of the Drakonid Mage tapped a pleasing rhythm on the neat, thick slate.

Matthew walked through the space city area of Hume Three, feeling something subtle in his heart.

Along the way,

he saw many exotic buildings and landscapes—

Snail-shaped dwellings built towards Storluk direction, probably to adapt to the more unstable gravitational fields in space;

Periodically, Mantis miners with pale blue jetpacks on their backs, bright searchlights on their heads, and folding mechanical pickaxes or magic drills in hand flew over his head.

These were local Mantis miners mining the precious minerals in the core area of Hume Three, primarily astral white crystals and some special magic metals;

Near the star port,

countless metal cables spread like a spider web toward various areas of Hume Three.

Cable cars carrying humanoid creatures or mineral resources followed specific traffic laws, rapidly completing cycle after cycle of intersection and overtaking;

Above the space city,

Countless brass cables enveloped the heart of a writhing giant star beast, which with each beat, emitted a large amount of green fluid.

Below the heart, giant basins hovered.

The pale blue flames emanating from the basins evaporated the clearly poisonous fluid, mixing it, ultimately dispersing into nothing.

At the end of the brass wires,

were rows of space utility poles.

Through these poles’ transmission, vast amounts of electricity were delivered to every corner of Hume Three.