Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 1113

Chapter 1113: Chapter 443 White Long Sword_2 Chapter 1113: Chapter 443 White Long Sword_2 After the initial victory, Yan Fei was quite satisfied with his performance. At the very least, in terms of strength, he was much stronger than most god-level experts, otherwise, he wouldn't have made Somsolov, the strongest in terms of strength, flee in terror.

Following that, Yan Fei discovered that his clash with Somsolov had caused vast destruction to the surrounding environment. Several fresh pits had appeared on the ground, similar in size to the ones left on the battlefield before. This meant that the strength of Yan Fei and Somsolov was likely comparable to the forces that had battled in that arena thousands of years ago…

Observing the colossal damage he had caused to the surface, Yan Fei immediately realized that the war from thousands of years ago was not so straightforward, and he began to ponder deeply.

Then, Yan Fei once again dashed towards the high peak in the distance. Along the way, he stopped to rest for two hours, replenished with some food and water, and even took a short nap, ensuring he was always in peak condition. There were at least three opposing forces of god-level experts in this mysterious space, and before clashing with them, Yan Fei had to adjust himself to his best state; otherwise, he might lose everything due to a slight mishap. Besides them, Yan Fei believed there were other unknown threats in this space, though he had not encountered them yet.

During this time, the sky above Yan Fei remained in a state where dusk and night were about to alternate, with no change whatsoever, as if locked in an eternal limbo.

Thanks to Yan Fei's efforts, traversing great distances, he finally reached the foot of the high peak. Along the way, he no longer encountered any carcasses of unknown creatures or wreckage of high-tech armor, nor did he come across any other people who had entered this place.

However, he soon came to a realization. If those who had entered the light portal were still on the outer fringes of this space, their speed would have been far slower than Yan Fei's, so they would still be a vast distance from this peak. Yan Fei was likely one of the first few to arrive here.

Standing at the foot of the mountain, Yan Fei looked up at the high peak and was immensely shocked. His line of sight was almost at a ninety-degree angle to the ground. From a distance, Yan Fei had only felt that the peak was tall, without much direct impression. It was only when he stood at the base that he was astonished by the towering grandeur of the mountain. The summit of the mountain rose over twenty thousand meters high, and the mountain's length was at least five hundred kilometers. Standing at its base, Yan Fei felt as insignificant as an ant.

The mountain was covered in cliffs and precipices, but there were paths leading to the summit. These pathways were left by some large unknown creatures and were evidently related to the carcasses of the unknown creatures Yan Fei had encountered before. This reaffirmed Yan Fei's belief that there must be secrets hidden on this peak. If he could scale it, he might uncover the secrets of this peculiar space.

After resting at the foot of the mountain until he was fully recuperated, Yan Fei began to climb towards the highest peak. He had ascended only a few hundred meters when he noticed something strange; climbing the peak was extremely easy. He did not expend more energy than he would on flat ground. Moreover, as he climbed higher, there was no thinning of the air, nor any noticeable temperature change. There wasn't even a speck of white snow on the summit.

Even setting aside that Yan Fei was a god-level expert, for whom climbing here would naturally be a simple task, even ordinary people would be able to climb quickly as if the rules of gravity on this peak had changed. Yan Fei estimated that climbing a twenty thousand-meter peak here might be as difficult as climbing a one thousand-meter peak on Earth.

This discovery furthered Yan Fei's suspicions, whether the space he was in was still on Earth, and why the rules here differed from those on Earth…

Yan Fei climbed swiftly along the paths left by the unknown creatures, quickly reaching the mid-point at ten thousand meters. Looking back, he saw no clouds or mist around, allowing for a very distant line of sight. He could even observe the flash of light from someone firing a gun far away. The sight of such a vast space filled Yan Fei with exhilaration. Nevertheless, he faintly sensed something amiss about the space he was observing, but he couldn't pinpoint what it was.

As Yan Fei marveled internally, he suddenly heard the sound of people shouting from above. His spirits lifted, and with a few leaps, he landed on a spacious platform halfway up the mountain, then hid behind a huge rock. Just as Yan Fei had concealed himself, he saw two people running out of a pitch-dark cave, followed by a relentless pursuit group.

Upon closer inspection, Yan Fei realized that the two fleeing were none other than Gu Xiaolan and Zhuge Liuyun, while chasing them was a group of soldiers from The United States of America. Leading the chase, surprisingly, were The United States of America's god-level experts, Beast and Xiao Wudi, with the Holy See's god-level expert Contrelas slightly further behind.

Thanks to the cover provided by the cave, Gu Xiaolan and Zhuge Liuyun had managed to evade the three god-level experts' pursuit. However, once they emerged from the cave and reached the outside platform, their speed drastically decreased, and they were promptly caught up to by the three god-level experts.