Cultivation towards immortality, starting from being a fisherman-Chapter 684 - 371: A New Galaxy!_2

Su Ping was planning to stay by the Golden Leaf Bodhi Tree, borrowing the combined power of the Jianmu Divine Tree and Mars to comprehend the path of his subsequent cultivation.

Suddenly, Su Ping felt something stirring in his heart, sensing a sudden connection with the direction of the Sun.

Ever since he had discovered something strange around the Sun,

Su Ping had instructed his spokesperson to tinker around, leading various forces to launch detectors toward the Sun.

Within one of these detectors was a Divinity Transformation Avatar made from a branch of the Golden Leaf Bodhi Tree by Su Ping.

This avatar could dematerialize and attach itself to the detector, and after a long journey,

it had already arrived at an unstable region near the Sun a few days prior.

The closer he got, the more Su Ping could feel the instability of this area.

Even with the perception of his avatar, he could feel that the region was filled with chaotic space currents.

After the detector approached, it predictably malfunctioned continuously and, after enduring for about the time it took to burn one incense stick, became floating space junk in that area.

Su Ping’s goal was observation, so he let his Divinity Transformation Avatar continue to drift along with the currents in that area.

"Interesting!"

Having clearly seen the scene observed by his avatar, Su Ping’s heart trembled slightly, and the corners of his mouth involuntarily curled up.

It was indeed in the starry space near the Sun,

filled with chaotic magnetic fields and cosmic ray energy, an area where space itself was constantly trembling.

Suddenly, a pitch-black rectangular-shaped spaceship appeared out of nowhere through a jump.

And after appearing,

this spaceship, about one hundred meters in length and over ten meters in height, began to spin in place.

Due to the chaotic nature of space,

the ship, which was no more than a hundred meters long as seen from the position of Water Blue Star, appeared as huge as Jupiter.

So much so that it cast a shadow on the surface of the Sun.

Since it was just an avatar,

curiosity drove Su Ping to make a decision.

Instantly, Su Ping’s Divinity Transformation Avatar detached from the disabled detector and rushed toward the spinning rectangular spaceship.

The closer he got to what seemed to be the central area of the spaceship, the stronger the intensity of the spatial currents became.

And these currents were not insubstantial to Su Ping’s Divinity Transformation Avatar, which was devoid of everything.

In just a few dozen breaths,

as Su Ping’s Divinity Transformation Avatar charged towards the spaceship,

its size had already shrunk to a quarter of its original.

Fortunately, after adhering to the hull,

Su Ping did not feel any transcendent force.

Allowing him to effortlessly enter into the cabin.

Then he attached himself to the nearest, weakest, and least resistant lifeform.

Hum!

Woooo!

The cabin continued to shake, and alarm bells rang incessantly.

In the cabin, all the crew members did not look much different from the human clan of Water Blue Star,

except for more varied hair colors and pupil colors, and slightly more pronounced facial features.

These crew members were all wearing protective suits that made them look much bigger.

But even with these measures,

many crew members still felt different symptoms of nausea and vomiting.

Some even experienced severe hallucinations and pulled out weapons to harm their companions.

"Hell, this must be Hell!"

"Those damned scientists, they knew the outcome all along, but they still kept sending us here to die!"

The ship’s first officer opened his bloodshot eyes to look at the ceiling, shouting loudly:

"We’re at our limits, let’s go back, quickly return!"

The captain, a middle-aged man with long blue hair, bit through his lip enduring a headache.

Panting, he stared at a specially made timer in his hands.

In this region of space, time seemed to be affected too, rendering all clocks and watches unreliable.

After shaking for a while and seeing the timer finally run out,

he exhaled a breath of foul air and issued the retreat order.

It was also when issuing the order that the captain was taken aback, noticing that the operator had already fainted on the ground.

Cursing under his breath, he hurried over to initiate the ship’s evacuation procedure.

As flames burst out from the rear of the spaceship, a massive amount of energy also created a huge dark gap in the central area. ƒree𝑤ebnσvel-com

A strong suction force emanated from that gap, allowing the spaceship to reverse direction and then rush into it.

Upon approaching the gap,

Just like when it came, the spaceship vanished from its position in an instant.

After that, the spaceship appeared next to the outer space of a pale blue planet that already had several large artificial space structures.

All discomfort inside the cabin subsided along with it.

The alarm sound also gradually grew lower until it disappeared.

The captain, panting, looked toward the operator on the ground.

He felt somewhat sorry for what had happened to him.

So many experiences exploring the Otherworldly Space had convinced the captain that once someone fainted in that space,

they were very likely to become a vegetative person for life, eventually becoming just one of many specimens on an experimental table.

A few lucky ones would suffer from severe schizophrenia, living their lives in specialized mental institutions, subject to observation and treatment.

Then, they generally didn’t live long, ending up as materials on the experimental table after all.

But that’s fate.

After all, shortly after the Blue Federation’s plan to venture out from the Mother Star was implemented, a space anomaly was immediately discovered near the Mother Star.

And as a result, an Otherworldly Space was found that current technology levels could not fully understand.

The exploration of Otherworldly Space was indeed a game for the brave.

Oh, right, besides the brave, it was also a game for the failures.

As numerous explorations made all parties aware of the dangers of this act,

besides the specially trained elites,

more crew members were in fact those burdened with enormous debts, with no other way out but to join the exploration of Otherworldly Space.

This operator was one of those people.

It was said that he had incurred a large amount of debt to treat his mother’s illness, and had no choice but to accept this mission.

"It’s a pity... but rest assured,"

"even if you became a vegetable, the Federation will definitely pay what it owes you."

"After all, although I don’t know the exact situation, the big figures of the entire Federation are showing unexpected support and enthusiasm for the exploration initiative."

As he was thinking, the captain suddenly noticed the operator on the ground twitch.

Then, he slowly sat up, his blue eyes opening and looking toward the captain.

Seeing those beautiful eyes devoid of any emotion,

the captain sighed softly,

"Sigh, as expected, another psychiatric patient wakes up."

"Don’t worry, I’ll pop by to see you when I visit my old friend, and I’ll bring you some tasty treats."

The captain patted the shoulder of the awakened operator.

Then he got up and started to get busy again.

The operator remained silent for several seconds, until clarity gradually returned to his eyes.

Su Ping’s Divinity Transformation Avatar fully awoke within this new body.

"Have I just possessed an alien’s body?"

"Let’s see, it seems there’s not much difference from a normal adult male."

"More like an ordinary person from the Cultivation World, with a physical condition much better than my relatives back home, able to live disease-free until over 150 years old."

"And it seems this body also possesses a rather decent Spirit Root."

"However, there are no traces of Cultivation Methods or Body Enhancements."

"Wait... does the Spirit Root seem to have a little bit of activity?"

"Is this... because of the space turbulence?"

Su Ping immediately thought of the space turbulence near the sun at that spatial anomaly point.

Ordinary people under such turbulence did indeed have a probability of inadvertently activating their own Spiritual Body and Spirit Root.

But this kind of activation, which isn’t continuous and is quite brutal,

not only is the awakening incomplete, the side effects should also be quite severe.

Moreover, even if a Divine Skill was awakened,

without Mana, and without Spiritual Energy to drive it,

what could be used... might be just spiritual power.

That is to say, this Otherworld exploration project should be able to bring some spiritually related Ability Users to this world?

But these Ability Users would not only have poor stamina, in terms of abilities, perhaps they could manage to make an A4 paper flutter?

Su Ping lay back down and closed his eyes to access the memories.

He could feel that without Spiritual Energy, he also lacked Spirit Stones.

All Divine Power Magic would have to rely on the Mana his Avatar converted for casting.

Making the casting process relatively slow.

Luckily, the return trip to the Space Port on the spaceship would take a while.

The crew members were each busy with their own tasks, and no one came to trouble him.

Maybe they even appreciated that he lay there quietly, not causing troubles for others...

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