Fission (Part 1)

"Did psychic power have limits after all?" Deep down, Wei He had always held onto a sliver of hope, a sliver of expectation.

In the Interstellar Era, perhaps humanity had already developed psychic power to its utmost limit, capable of relying on the soul's abilities to overcome every obstacle in reality.

But now...

"Alright, Fission doesn't actually look much different from Illumination. It's just a bit faster." Katri smiled. "Let's head back first. Otherwise, relying solely on the body frame's speed without jumping, we simply can't complete the whole journey."

"Mm." Wei He nodded.

The group had resolved a Star Abyss black hole without suffering so much as a scratch.

Over the psychic channel, Wei He and Katri chatted intermittently. The other team members also looked relaxed as they laughed and talked.

With a Fission big shot leading the team, everyone was at ease.

After all, a Fission powerhouse was already a top-tier existence capable of running rampant through a Star System for centuries.

Beep beep.

Suddenly, another alarm sounded in the distance.

"Oh? Another one? Looks like quite a few slipped through from the front lines." Katri frowned slightly.

"I'll handle this one?" Wei He wanted to test his own limits.

"Sure." Katri thought that he would be watching over him from the side anyway. Even if something went wrong, it would not become a major problem.

Rather than returning, the team flew straight toward the two o'clock direction.

In that direction, a new Star Abyss wormhole was slowly unfolding.

Perhaps sensing the enemy's approach, this Star Abyss wormhole reacted far faster than they had expected.

Before they had even closed within a thousand kilometers, a huge pitch-black beast soldier resembling a rhinoceros beetle pounced out from the Star Abyss wormhole.

"Have you ever seen a three-hundred-meter rhinoceros beetle?"