I Am Also An Extraordinary Creature
Chapter 952 - 682: Aren’t You Guys Too Easygoing?_4

Chapter 952: Chapter 682: Aren’t You Guys Too Easygoing?_4

Senluo looked into Zheng Yichen’s eyes, which reflected the color of dusk, "You’re a Proxy Agent, so it’s believable when you say you’re short on time, and your strength exceeds our imagination. For us, the enemy’s flagship is the greatest threat. Once the flagship is gone, the remaining warships pose a threat within an acceptable range. We would like to establish a deeper relationship with you."

She had seen warriors who could break through the atmosphere alone; some of them could turn into flying blades of light, with energy lightsabers circulating around them for protection during combat, and they could even slice through the light cannons fired by enemy escort warships.

There were others who could transform into behemoths and soar out of the atmosphere. Once they left, their flight wasn’t just relying on wings anymore; some would use another method to deploy protective shields around themselves, employing a variety of tactics.

The Dusk mercenaries, like Weaginia, had been working hard for this world, but what they faced was an extraterrestrial fleet, not just withstanding one or two light cannon strikes. The universe is vast, and those warship lock-ons were strong.

You could stop one shot, but there would be dozens more...

Moreover, a single escort warship was equipped with more than one weapon.

Warships were not targets either. When those warriors who could break through the atmosphere alone rushed out, attempting to get close, those warships would also maneuver.

Without sufficient speed, it was very hard to approach the enemy’s fleet. Moreover, those foreign warriors were quite cautious. Their methods were long-range attacks; after all, they were also encountering extraterrestrial beings for the first time.

Besides those individuals, most of the warriors who came here didn’t have the ability to break through the atmosphere alone.

Senluo had never seen someone as fierce and reckless as Zheng Yichen before; she didn’t know where his courage came from. Now, after seeing his display, she understood—his courage stemmed naturally from his strong foundation of power.

"So, should I deal with the flagship first? How long will it take for the World Tree to separate the seeds?"

"Two hours."

"Uh, that’s acceptable."

Zheng Yichen glanced at the sky, "Then let me rest for a bit."

Going out now was definitely not going to work. The enemy had just been ambushed, and everyone was on high alert. Moreover, his plan accounted for staying here for at least a week; there was no need to rush things.

First, he wanted to check on how things were going with Ahn Ke.

After returning to Tree City, Zheng Yichen found Katrina and Eileena, who were taking care of the children.

They were in a library in Tree City, looking at magic knowledge belonging to this world. Knowledge that was once monopolized was now freely accessible for perusal in the Tree City library.

After all, not many people had magical talent anymore. These records of magic were nearly as vexing as advanced mathematics to some. At least storybooks could satisfy and inspire imagination after being read, while some of these books could be more troubling than advanced mathematics.

Thus, few were interested in these magical artifacts, and as for things like magic array formations and magic tools, some tried to develop them in a new way, but the problem was that after the people of this world were affected, attempting to use magic array formations often led to accidents...

Magic tools were another matter; they were still usable, but the creators were races that retained their magical talents.

Tanshia Firlo was engrossed in a storybook from this world; she had little interest in those magic books. With the Dragon Tribe’s natural talent laying there, the heritage memory contained a vast amount of knowledge.

When needed, a simple glance would be enough; that knowledge never lacked a variety of magical knowledge.

Others had to learn the Fireball Technique through understanding a dozen different casting methods, but the Dragon Tribe’s heritage knowledge already contained the optimal way. As for learning those dozen methods—it wasn’t necessary. The heritage memory itself was vast, and when the Dragon Tribe adjusted it, they naturally streamlined the redundant parts, retaining only the optimal solutions.

Once the optimal ways were mastered, the others could be learned, if desired, by just flipping through a book, right?