This is?
Allen "looked" at this space in surprise. It was pitch-black and lonely, as if it was a corner at the end of the universe. At the far edge, an orange arc of light arched upwards, spanning all of his line of sight. Above him, there were a few specks of fluorescent light floating sporadically, so desolate that it made one's heart palpitate.
He was now certain that there was another mysterious space of consciousness between the Origin Energy Star Sea and reality. At this moment, Allen was in this space. That day, when he used the power of the Nine Revolutions to break through the barrier and construct the first genetic circuit, he had also visited this space. At that time, he just didn't want to take a glance. Today, when the Origin Energy Star Sea swept up some Origin Energy Fireflies and his consciousness was about to return to reality, he miraculously entered this world.
What exactly was the meaning of this space?
Allen didn't know.
Space was silent, as if there would be no change even after tens of millions of light years. At this moment, an invisible fluctuation appeared from the end of that space. Allen was almost endless away from it, but that fluctuation arrived with a flick of a finger. Allen's heart palpitated for no reason. That feeling was as if some ferocious evil god had inadvertently glanced at him, causing him to almost scream.
He used his supreme willpower to suppress his mind so that he wouldn't lose his composure.
Just as he was thinking about what was at the end of the space, the arched arc of light that stretched across the space suddenly expanded. After a while, Allen came to his senses. It wasn't that the arc of light was expanding, but that he was flying close to the edge of the world.
When he "stopped", Allen's mind surged. He discovered that he was floating in midair, and beneath his feet was an endless abyss!
The world seemed to have been slashed by an invisible giant blade. With Allen as the center point, a fault extended to the left and right. As far as his eyes could see, he was unable to know where the end of the fault was. Beneath the spatial fault that seemed to have been cut by a knife and axe was a winding river of light. The arc of light that arched up from the edge was refracted from the river of light. The river of light was bright orange, and it was definitely not calm during this period of time. From time to time, a low muffled sound could be heard from it.
Allen could feel the astonishing heat coming from the bottom of his feet. The river of light at the bottom of the space was probably thousands of miles away, but it was still astonishing. The inside of the river was probably a place thousands of times hotter than magma!
Lonely Space, Fault, River of Light, this strange space of consciousness was filled with an indescribable sense of mystery. Why does it exist? What is the meaning? Is it a fictional space in Allen's subconscious, or does it exist in Allen's consciousness? There was no way to answer these questions.
Allen could only feel that there seemed to be something in the river of light. He really wanted to go in and take a look. But his instincts were screaming at him, telling him to stay away from the river of light and this space. As his consciousness swayed between curiosity and instinct, the entire world suddenly disappeared. As if he had left the Origin Energy Star Sea, things shrank and blurred. Finally, his eyes lit up. Allen saw the window screen dancing in the morning wind, as well as the wisp of white light in the distant sky outside the window.
His consciousness returned to reality.
He did a set of exercises to relax his muscles and felt the Origin Energy in his body. Strangely enough, the Firefly Hui harvested from the Origin Energy Star Sea did not increase his strength by a little as before. Instead, it consumed a portion of his Origin Energy. Where did the disappearing Origin Energy Firefly Hui go? He felt that it had something to do with the space of consciousness.
What kind of place was that? His consciousness only stayed for a moment, but he needed to pay for the Firefly Hui and part of the Origin Energy that he had just harvested? Allen shook his head, discovering that this question was as inexplicable as the devil's praise.
He didn't intend to waste his energy thinking about problems that he couldn't figure out for the time being. Moreover, today was the day he left Earth and followed Windsor Bellow to the Yordon Domain. He still had a lot of things to do.
Allen took a shower and pulled out an armor box under the bed. Opening the box, there was a brand new set of magic energy armor inside. Given to him by Adele, this set of magic energy armor, called the Glorious Judgment, could activate the ability of the Light of Judgment, absorb 20% of the impact, convert it into Origin Energy, and launch a counterattack. It could be considered outstanding in second-grade armor.
After putting on the components of the armor, Allen had an additional set of silver-gray light armor inlaid with light golden energy conduction patterns. He put on another military uniform. This was the Sirius military uniform that Mirren had sent over. The uniforms of the Sirius Legion were mainly light in color, decorated with dark decorations. As for military ranks, they were mostly reflected in epaulets and badges.
With Allen's current strength, he was qualified to be a sergeant in the Federation's military rank system. Therefore, on the epaulets, there were three golden diagonal lines to distinguish them.
Finally, Allen picked up a special sheath, which he had sewn himself. He used the soft skin under the belly of the Tyrannosaurus to sew a sheath to store the fangs of the bone saber. The lizard skin was far tougher than ordinary leather, and the leather was rough. It was suitable for storing fangs, a primitive bone saber that was full of fangs. As for the devil\'s praise, it was tied to the outside of his thigh. The appearance of the devil\'s praise in its non-awakened state was no different from that of an ordinary dagger. There was no need to spend any effort to hide this Origin Tool, as long as he was careful when using it.
Allen walked through the living room with his fangs in his hand. As he walked out of the wing tower and closed the door, Allen took a deep look at the door.
This door would probably only be opened again in two years.
The door closed and Allen got down from the wing tower. Outside the tower, William and Broy had been waiting for a long time. When they saw Allen come out, they raised their heads. A faint smile appeared on William\'s face, while Broy was expressionless and stood upright like an iron tower.
"Have you thought it through?" Allen asked.
Welik nodded and said, "I\'m tired of staying here. It\'s not bad to change my environment."
"As long as it\'s a battlefield, there\'s no place I don\'t dare to go!" Broy said in a deep voice.
Allen raised his head and looked at the main building of the castle. The morning light gradually brightened, and the Griffin flag representing Bescot above the main building danced fiercely in the wind. From afar, it looked like a ball of jumping flames. After staring at the flag for a moment, Allen withdrew his gaze and whispered, "Then let\'s go. I hope you don\'t regret your choice."
After Christmas, Windsor Bellow and Allen met once. The marshal said that if Allen was willing, he could bring William and Broy with him. If he wanted to nurture these two into his own team, then he might as well cultivate a tacit understanding from now on. However, it was a chaotic battlefield after all, so Allen gave them a few days to think about it.
Today, they used their actions instead of answering.
Without seeing them off, almost no one was alarmed. An airship quietly picked up the three of them. However, in the study of the main building, Horn arrived earlier than usual. He stood at the window and watched the airship take off and leave.
"Let\'s go." Horn suddenly said.
Behind him, Helsing lowered his head and said, "Young Master will definitely come back."
"I hope so." Horn smiled bitterly and shook his head, "If it weren\'t for Windsor Bellow\'s request, I would never have agreed. After all, that battlefield is too early for Allen. "
He took a deep breath, turned around and said, "Extraordinary people do extraordinary things. If Allen can return from the chaotic battlefield, it will be of great benefit to his future career. We have a lot of work to do ourselves. Mr. Helsing, please make an appointment with Mr. Hughton for me. I hope he won\'t refuse to be our technical consultant for the sake of his friendship with Allen. "
Helsing bowed and said, "I\'ll do it now."
Arriving at the door, he said, "Master, Father Miro, whom Young Master Allen invited, will arrive in Babylon in the afternoon."
"Father Miro is said to be a friend of Young Master\'s father."
Horn narrowed his eyes. The temperature in the study suddenly dropped a little before returning to normal. The Patriarch of Bescot said in a deep voice, "Arrange for him to stay in Levin Town and have the Marquis of Heaven keep an eye on him. When I have time, I will pay a good visit to this priest. "
Helsing nodded and opened the door. Horn\'s gaze kept changing, and he finally sighed softly, "If only Father Miro knew where Archimedes was …"
When most of the apron at Ares Military Harbor was covered in golden sunlight, a small airship landed at Port 5 for the Sirius Legion. The small starship dedicated to the Red Wolf was on standby, and the lift deck was diagonally connected to the ground. As Allen and the others walked off the airship, Windsor Bellow\'s figure also appeared at the entrance of the starship. She was dressed in a military uniform, revealing a valiant posture. She crossed her arms over her chest and raised her head. "Don\'t dawdle. Hurry up and come up. It will take a lot of time to apply for the Qu Tong."
Allen smiled and walked quickly onto the deck with his fangs in his hand. Behind him, William and Broy fell back a little. Broyle didn\'t seem to know Windsor Bellow and whispered, "Who is this woman? She is a thousand times more dangerous than any female creature I\'ve ever seen! "
William broke out in cold sweat and whispered, "Don\'t talk nonsense, man, for the sake of your lovely head."
Windsor Bellow\'s ears twitched, as if she had heard them discussing her. He snorted softly, causing William to break out in cold sweat again. Marshal Greed called the adjutant over and said, "Mirren, I\'m going to the control room. I\'ll leave these brats to you."
"Don\'t worry, I will take good care of them."
Windsor Bellow left through an automatic door. The adjutant saluted her and then said to Allen and the others, "The starship is about to set sail. Everyone, please sit down and fasten your seat belts. There will be some bumps when passing through the atmosphere. Please don\'t leave your seat casually to avoid business accidents. "
As he spoke, he set an example and sat in one of the seats in the cabin. He fastened his orange seat belt to his body. Allen and the others followed suit and tied them up. The starship trembled slightly, but the lift deck had already been retracted. Allen sat near the porthole and could see the scenery of the harbor outside. At this moment, Windsor Bellow\'s voice sounded from the cabin broadcast, "I hope you\'re all ready. We\'re leaving now. Enjoy your first interstellar journey, boys!"
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