Wang Teng's words clearly caught Rofort off guard.
What do you an by you didn't have one and fought for one casually?
Did they think that the legacy site in the Realm Space is an ordinary place that can be conquered easily?
This guy is boasting!
Rofort felt a bit speechless. Once again, the eternal-stage ruler realized he had misjudged Wang Teng. This guy was anything but honest.
"Ahem, Rofort, I have so matters to attend to. I must take my leave." Wang Teng noticed Rofort's strange expression and realized he might have inadvertently put on airs. He quickly straightened his deanor and coughed before speaking.
"You should be on your way to the Secondary Career Alliance's headquarters, right?" Rofort asked after a mont of silence.
"Yes." Wang Teng nodded.
"It seems the Secondary Career Alliance Exchange Summit is about to comnce," Rofort remarked, his gaze shifting.
"I am indeed heading there to participate in the summit," Wang Teng replied with a smile as he walked away.
Rofort summoned a spacecraft, and after the two boarded, he spoke with a peculiar expression, "Your situation is unique. Your identity is too complex. If it were to be exposed, it would likely cause quite a stir."
"Are you referring to the legacy site?" Wang Teng's mind raced.
"That's right. Seven Stellar Academies, Secondary Career Alliance, and the Virtual Universe Corporation. This ans that everyone from these three factions can enter the Heavenly Lightning Mountain to study it," Rofort nodded and lanted.
"In that case, let them enter. As long as it doesn't affect my enlightennt," Wang Teng shrugged.
"It certainly won't affect you. Only those who sit upon the throne of the legacy sites have the possibility of comprehending the core legacy," Rofort explained.
"Oh?" Wang Teng's eyes widened slightly. "Is this the secret of the legacy sites?"
"More or less. However, it's not a secret known to just a few," Rofort replied.
"No wonder so many geniuses are determined to seize the legacy sites," Wang Teng pondered aloud.
As the two conversed, the spacecraft descended into the god stage zone. Wang Teng, alongside Rofort, disembarked, returning to the Constellation Mansion.
"Do you need to accompany you to the headquarters of the Secondary Career Alliance?" Rofort asked as he watched Wang Teng, who was about to depart.
"Not at the mont," Wang Teng replied.
Rofort nodded silently, refraining from further discussion.
Wang Teng then vanished into the virtual universe. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself back in the control room of the Devil Slayer spacecraft.
"You're finally back! I was so bored all alone," Round Ball complained.
"I'll make sure to bring out the tal Armor Flaming Scorpion and the others to keep you company next ti," Wang Teng chuckled, then inquired, "How much longer until we arrive?"
"We've already entered the Solar Dragon Territorial Domain and we're about to pass through a nearby spatial wormhole. It'll take a few hours to reach the headquarters of the Secondary Career Alliance," the rotund entity replied.
"Solar Dragon Territorial Domain," Wang Teng mused, a hint of curiosity flashing in his eyes as he gazed at the stars through the panoramic simulation.
So, this was the Solar Dragon Territorial Domain.
It was intriguing. His conflicts with the Solar Dragon Race had stemd from the occupation of a corpse by a devil mind dark apparition. Although those conflicts had subsided, their relationship remained complex.
He doubted there would be further conflicts with Zhulong Shuang, but the sa couldn't be said for the Zhulong Shan.
This would be his first ti setting foot in the Solar Dragon Territorial Domain, the stronghold of the Solar Dragon Race, and he was genuinely curious.
The universe was vast and varied. Many martial warriors might never step foot beyond their territories in their entire lifetis. Yet here he was, having already visited two or three territories. He was no longer the naive rookie he once was, his curiosity tempered with experience, no longer prone to overreacting to every new discovery.
The Solar Dragon Territorial Domain before him was peculiar indeed. According to the spacecraft's sensors, the constellation Fire Force was exceptionally potent here, with so planets even burning with crimson flas on their surfaces.
They were not stars but planets with peculiar surface environnts that ignited flas, resembling typical planets internally.
This was what Wang Teng observed through the Real Eye.
He was extrely curious about these flaming planets. He had never seen them before.
"The universe is indeed full of surprises," Wang Teng lanted.
"These planetary surfaces are likely covered by ores containing fire-elent energy, hence their self-ignition," Round Ball analyzed.
"Do you think they might suddenly explode?" Wang Teng suddenly asked, curiosity evident in his eager expression.
"…It's hard to say," Round Ball replied, looking at him with exasperation. This guy always had this reckless look about him, never shying away from potential trouble. These planets were perfectly fine, yet he just had to suggest explosions.
Boom!
Suddenly, a deafening blast reverberated through the space.
Both of them froze, exchanging bewildered glances.
What just happened? They ntioned an explosion, and then it exploded?
"Let's see what's going on," Wang Teng imdiately said.
Round Ball nodded without a word. In critical monts like this, it could always keep its head cool and wouldn't waste any effort on useless talk. It promptly activated the spacecraft's scanning systems to locate the source of the explosion.
Soon, they had results.
"It's in the direction of 35 degrees from us, not too far away. It doesn't seem like a natural explosion. It's more like soone is in combat," Round Ball hesitated.
"Soone in combat?" Wang Teng's eyes flickered. "Hide the spacecraft. I'll go take a look."
With that, he headed towards the airlock.
Round Ball imdiately opened the spacecraft's airlock, allowing Wang Teng to fly out.
He executed his Space Concealnt, hiding himself within the folds of space, and flew towards the source of the sound.
He hadn't flown far when he spotted the distant battle.
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