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Chapter 382 - 217: A Part of the Heavenly Venerate - Dawn Space Station

Chapter 382: Chapter 217: A Part of the Heavenly Venerate - Dawn Space Station

Boom~

Gu Shanhai only felt a series of crackling sounds and a stabbing pain on his skin.

The roaring sound in his ears made him feel a bit dizzy; Elders at the Peeping Dao Stage were in battle.

Juxia Sect and Feather Transformation Sect had naturally taken notice of Chengyun Sect’s grand actions. Yun Yu had drawn a large number of people, which immediately caught the attention of the two sects, and together with other clues, they quickly formed some conjectures.

However, no matter what the conjecture was, their goal was to prevent Chengyun Sect from succeeding.

Right now, Gu Shanhai wasn’t feeling much as not only Elders at the Peeping Dao Stage and God Slayer Mechas protected him, but they even brought out Sect-defending treasures and a set of Mountain Gate Arrays.

When he opened his eyes again, he was back in Chengyun Sect. Although the battle between the two sides was short, it was extremely fierce.

All five Supreme Elders were injured, and the God Slayer Mechas were also severely damaged. Given the situation, at least ten or more Elders at the Peeping Dao Stage must have been mobilized from the two sects, constituting a large-scale battle.

The affected area was likely to be tens of millions of miles.

"This is surely taking me straight through the frontlines..." Gu Shanhai commented.

"There was no choice, as a single hair can move the whole body," Elder Xi Huan said from beside him, his wounds also healing.

These five Elders were all old acquaintances of Gu Shanhai’s. Although Gu Shanhai felt that more than a dozen years was a bit long, it was nothing to these Elders; it was almost like only ten days had passed.

"Right, we’ve brought Sky Star back for you; it’s right at the entrance. You can check it out when you have time. We have other matters to attend to, so we won’t stay long," said Xi Huan before disappearing. As a Peeping Dao Stage Supreme Elder, he had to return to the battlefield.

Even though they had just fought a battle, such injuries would only take them three to five days to heal.

The injured weren’t just them; the enemy Elders at the Peeping Dao Stage who they faced directly were also wounded. The three God Slayer Mechas needed to be reforged.

It was really these three God Slayer Mechas that bore the brunt of the damage; otherwise, they wouldn’t have been so severely damaged. Normally, one would take on two, but this time it was at least one against three or four. The five Supreme Elders not only protected Gu Shanhai but also counterattacked; otherwise, just taking hits wouldn’t have allowed Gu Shanhai to return safely to Chengyun Sect.

The Supreme Elders left, and the God Slayers were sent back for repairs.

The God Slayer Mechas’ manufacturing factory was naturally inside the Mountain Gate of Chengyun Sect. Such important strategic artifacts definitely couldn’t be placed outside.

Then, someone came to arrange for Gu Shanhai to go to the core area. Sect Leader Yun Yu also had no time to look after him, as he was currently commanding at the frontline.

He himself was also an Elder at the Peeping Dao Stage, so he could fight as well.

There must be combat forces stationed inside the sect. The place where Gu Shanhai stayed was next to these combat forces.

It basically meant that the sect could be sacrificed, but Gu Shanhai had to be taken and evacuated.

Chengyun Sect’s inexplicable confidence in Gu Shanhai left him somewhat speechless. A group of Elders at the Peeping Dao Stage, Magic Awakening Stage, and Divine Phase Stage were pinning their hopes on Gu Shanhai, someone who was just at the Purple Mansion Stage, which seemed somewhat illogical.

Of course, this also had to do with Gu Shanhai’s abnormally exceptional performance and the absurdities of this world.

Once settled, Bai Lv was transferred away, leaving Shen An as a disciple by Gu Shanhai’s side.

Gu Shanhai also asked where Bai Lv had gone. He wasn’t sent to the frontline but stayed to handle some administrative work within the sect.

Hearing this, Gu Shanhai expressed that those at the Purple Mansion Stage probably wouldn’t go bald. The administrative work was already terrifying enough, let alone during wartime. 996 wouldn’t even begin to describe it; having one day off a month would be considered not bad, and the rest of the time was naturally spent sitting and working.

Shen An was told to go study in advance, Little White was to do whatever it usually did, and Gu Shanhai went to check the meteorite.

Shen An was a bit reluctant since they had said there would be a holiday, yet he still had to do advance studying. But Gu Shanhai asserted that studying in advance was meant to be done during rest.

Although Shen An was a well-behaved kid who didn’t want to, the prospect of getting to play after finishing the studies still gave him something to look forward to.

When he arrived outside the great hall, Gu Shanhai saw the meteorite.

"Is this thing... really a meteorite?" Gu Shanhai asked in puzzlement, clearly not convinced it was a meteorite.

Upon touching it, Gu Shanhai immediately realized that it was a large space station. Don’t ask him how he knew; he wasn’t blind.

’This thing must not be from this world; it could have come through with Shen Heng,’ Gu Shanhai thought, with the knowledge Shen Heng had given him. He quickly opened the space station.

Once inside, he found that all equipment was shut down due to insufficient energy.

As he delved deeper, Gu Shanhai eventually found something useful.

A mummified corpse, wearing something like an exoskeleton suit, distinctly different from normal humans. From the corpse’s bone density, Gu Shanhai confirmed that its physical condition was no less than that of someone at the Spirit Origin Stage. This indicated that the civilization had advanced achievements in biology and genetics.

Technological civilizations could also produce strong individuals; sometimes, they were even stronger than those appearing in cultures of cultivation and magic.

Through strenuous cultivation, a single genetic potion could bring you to the strength of thousands or even tens of thousands of years of hardship in a technological civilization.

Even more, they could mass-produce and popularize it among the population, highlighting the gap between the two.