292: Chapter 27: Absolutely, No, Give, Up!
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[Subscription Requested]_1 At levels smaller than quarks, matter exists in a chaotic state, created from the most fundantal materials in the universe, which contain the most elentary universal principles.
They form everything, from space to various substances, and they are the true building blocks of things.
This place is also a host to space itself.
Highly advanced civilizations cleverly utilize these spatial principles.
They initially applied them in communication, thus their communication speed can far exceed that of light!
Perhaps for distances spanning light-years, pure communication speed could allow a ssage to arrive in less than half a month!
(Note: The space theory ntioned here is factual, the following are my personal assumptions about the civilization in the cosmos, superluminal communication thods, and the delineation of universal fundantal materials.
Please do not take it too literally.)
Equipped with such fast communication thods, Daphne believed that the reconnaissance ship of the Auster civilization would arrive quickly!
Thus, she was racing against ti to report her discoveries!
As long as she reported the discovery of star-condensed substances, and even helped the Empire gain the mining rights of star-condensed substances on Earth, she would be the great hero of this event.
If all goes well, she might be granted official status in the Empire – becoming a real mber!
With this in mind, she accelerated her flying vehicle.
Regarding the Big Mosquito pursuing her, she swiftly pushed it out of her mind!
After all, why should she worry about a creature that’s about to die?!
A massive fiery explosion occurred a few hundred kiloters from Neptune, lighting up the surroundings!
This explosion resulted from the power system of a Wenxing Civilization exoskeleton cha.
It’s hard to say whether Daphne had a hand in it.
Behind the explosion lay the massive base, a structure that maintained its existence in spaceti through trendous force.
The explosion of the cha triggered an unstable energy source at the base!
Boom!!!!
In the profound darkness of space, a vast fireball shined.
Amidst the fireball, countless fragnts and chunks of debris scattered in all directions with considerable kinetic energy.
Even the robustly defended chas engaged in the surrounding battle were destroyed by the trendous shockwave of the explosion.
These machines were obliterated one after another!
Within this fireball was a large figure leaping forward at an incredibly fast speed!
He was in the midst of the fire, his whole body being scorched by the high-temperature flas reaching thousands of degrees!
“Ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!
I won’t die!
I won’t die!!
I reacted correctly at the last mont, I won’t die!!”
The figure in the flas was Jia Yan.
Daphne believed he had a high probability of dying in the explosion and, even if he didn’t, he wouldn’t survive in the vacuum of space!
His body was completely engulfed in flas.
The intense heat instantly charred his Coagulate exoskeleton but underneath the exoskeleton layer was the azure material which protected his body, barely warding off the flas!
The current scorching was actually the best possible outco!
The instant he saw the imminent explosion behind him, Jia Yan’s innate will to win triumphed over his death-acceptance ntality!
Before the fla even reached his feet, it was as though the God of Luck blessed him!
Utilizing the impact force of the flas, powerful enough to throw him off yet not enough to kill him, he used all his strength to leap outward!
This leap evidenced his strong determination to survive, containing not only the belief in him living till now but also imnse rage!
He couldn’t bear to die like this, no matter what, he didn’t want to die easily!
If he died alone in space, away from Earth by who knows how many kiloters, he wouldn’t rest in peace!
So, in the final mont, his will to win led to his boldest move ever!
Moreover, this move required excellent judgnt, quick reaction, and great luck!
This ti, his gamble paid off!
The mont he leapt outward, the force of the explosion surged out.
Riding the turbulent fire wave, he surpassed his impossible flying speed limit in an instant.
Despite being surrounded by colossal flas, though painful and potentially severely injured, he knew one thing for certain!
He is not dead yet!
Not dead ans there’s hope, even in the vacuum of space!
He doesn’t want to die!
“I will not die, I will have my revenge!
I will not die, I definitely will not die!” Jia Yan endured the severe pain all over his body.
At this mont, looking at the surrounding flas, even his compound eyes seed to be scorched by the force of the flas, making them slightly charred.
But Jia Yan continued to stubbornly observe his surroundings!
He, will, not, give, up!
An object ahead was rapidly approaching.
Actually, it wasn’t the object that was approaching rapidly, but the Big Mosquito was approaching it rapidly!
The flas surrounding Jia Yan had been quickly ejected.
As for how far it had been thrown, who knows!
The object ahead was rapidly moving closer, and Jia Yan felt a sense of ruthlessness in his heart!
All six of his long legs had suffered significant injuries.
It seed like one of his middle legs had been burned off!
He was in pain!
But at this ti, the pain was for him alone to bear, he could only rely on himself!
Even if he died, no one would know about this Big Mosquito!
But he didn’t want to die!
“Even if I am a weed, I will never give in!
Even if I am a weed, I will grow into a centuries-old tree!
I must survive!”
Gazing at the object about to crash into him at high speed, Jia Yan’s damaged compound eyes could hardly discern what it was, except that he knew he could not collide directly with it!
The force of such a collision would be too great.
He would die!
“I can’t die, I can’t die.
I really can’t die!”
The Giant Mosquito, just before it was about to collide, struck forcefully with a pair of forelegs that had not suffered too much damage!
Crack!!!
——
A clear breaking sound echoed in his antennae ears!
One of his forelegs was broken off!!!
In his compound eyes, he could clearly see that at this mont, his left foreleg had fiercely struck the incoming object, which was a huge teorite.
When his leg hit the surface of the teorite, it created a depression!
The reaction force ca!
Jia Yan’s left foreleg broke off instantly!
The huge force of the impact made the Giant Mosquito’s body bounce back powerfully while it collided!
At the mont of the crash, he had deviated slightly from his path due to the effort of his forelegs!
However, his slow-moving body could not evade another teorite that was rapidly approaching.
It smacked into the teorite!
There was no sound in the surroundings, but Jia Yan seed to hear the crisp sound of his body fracturing!
The front end of his slender mouthparts involuntarily spat out a mouthful of blood-red liquid!
The Big Mosquito seed to have been stuck to the teorite.
His six-ter-long body sank directly into the teorite, hanging by a thread, and there was no breath, as the vacuum of space has no air.
He completely relied on his powerful ability to hold his breath, to suppress all his breathing!
Unprecedented injuries caused the Big Mosquito’s vitality to completely wither away.
His compound eyes were almost too burnt to see anything, and one of his forelegs and one middle leg were broken.
His internal organs had also suffered massive damage; God knows how many latent issues are there!
But at this mont, the Big Mosquito was staring at the bleak scene of the universe before his eyes, and in his mind, there was a bizarre laughter ringing!
“Hahahaha!!!….I…I told you, I’m not going to die!”
“No matter what kind of desperate situation, I won’t die!
No matter how many tis!
Whether in the vacuum of space or in the hellish underworld!
I will stand up every single ti!
I will definitely not die!!!” (To be continued.
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