Listening to the words of the forr assassin subordinate, Jia Yan nodded and then left the huge battleship.
"If you want to escape, you can try. I’ve placed a subspace explosive like the one last ti around the battleship, and my avatar is controlling it. If you think you can get away, then give it a shot with your life."
Before leaving, he mockingly addressed a group of creatures who ca to see him off.
"Um... we wouldn’t dare, Lord. We know the strength of a Galactic-level existence, and although you aren’t at Star River level, you have reached Galactic-level strength. We absolutely wouldn’t harbor any delusional hopes."
Even the current Semi-permanent Star Level captain had no intention of hiding his desire to escape, bowing respectfully to Jia Yan in disbelief.
He understood that Jia Yan wouldn’t be fooled by his sweet talk, claiming "having pledged allegiance to you, we would do anything," as such words are only ant to deceive a child. In the universe, there’s no one who would just hand over their life to others like this; even assassins are just allies, and would easily abandon them for their own lives.
Jia Yan also knew that with the Semi-permanent Star Level leader, this group of creatures wouldn’t undergo any changes, so he nodded and left the huge spaceship.
In reality, he indeed had an avatar near the spaceship, and this avatar was none other than his Earth person avatar, thanks to its small size, which had previously nestled on Jia Yan’s real body.
And Jia Yan’s Earth avatar left the factory star without a word, though the little ones on Earth shouldn’t worry about anything because the avatar was inherently mysterious, and with its strength, they wouldn’t think Jia Yan’s avatar could be hard.
Besides, do they even have control over ’Jia Yan’?
So Jia Yan’s departure shocked the high-levels on that planet completely. Normally, according to the rules of strong ones’ warfare, at least they would inform the creatures of the place before leaving, saying a word. Not doing so ant either being injured or having friction with the forces of that planet; otherwise, they wouldn’t lack such basic courtesy.
Of course, Jia Yan really didn’t understand this. Generally, his combat ends like this: fight and leave, without worrying about any impact on other planets or such.
But in the future, he might change sowhat; otherwise, ignoring such universal laws would make him less social. Being generous to the weak doesn’t cost anything, so there’s no reason for him not to do it.
"Phew... Has the Country of Taia changed a bit?"
Once Jia Yan flew out of the huge battleship, he silently saw the starry sky outside, which seed to have reached territory he was very familiar with—the Country of Taia.
However, within the Taia territory at this mont, the sudden ergence of their massive battleship caused extre tension, and fleets of warships were rapidly congregating, even among these gathering strong ones, there was a Semi-permanent Star Level existence.
It should be known that in the old days, the Country of Taia didn’t even have notable dignitaries, let alone Semi-permanent Star Levels.
Jia Yan silently observed Taia’s mobilization with deep helplessness.
To him, the Country of Taia is a place with complex emotions, also the only place in the outside world he regarded as a second hotown. Of course, this also relates to him initially appearing in Taia.
Thus, seeing this country slowly changing positively was sothing he greatly welcod.
However, at this mont, before he could see what kind of change happened to Taia, there was a sense of mounting tension.
Although the defenders of the Sun Country didn’t know it was Jia Yan arriving, and the massive battleship he rode was terrifyingly impressive, the people of Taia had neither seen nor heard of such a frightening battleship, leading to natural concerns or panic.
Yet, in this situation, the defenders still dared to appear in this starry sky, proving themselves exceptionally brave.
What Jia Yan didn’t know was that the high-levels of Taia’s defenders were arguing fiercely at this mont.
"How can we approach the opponent so casually? Such a massive battleship, based on cosmic laws, would require at least a high-level eternity star person to possess, and they would need to be particularly strong to dare to ride it. Even if they have the financial resources, without such strength, they wouldn’t dare to take such a battleship."
"Exactly, I also believe that we shouldn’t be this brave. Not ntioning other things, even if there are no eternity star masters on the battleship, just considering the battleship alone, we couldn’t counter it, because such a battleship would definitely have extrely formidable defensive power. Just ensuring a battleship that massive doesn’t collapse under its internal gravitational forces is a technological capability our Country of Taia currently doesn’t possess. Such abilities an its defensive power must be very strong; coming with such a fleet might lead us to be directly wiped out by them."
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