Regarding the Precursors, Li Mu ultimately decided to keep his surveillance distance above one thousand meters.
After several consecutive days, he gradually worked out some of the shift-change patterns of the Precursors stationed near the wormhole.
There was no day or night on this planet. He did not know how the Precursors measured time, but he discovered that they conducted a brief shift change roughly every twenty-five hours. Sometimes, the Precursors coming off duty would head farther away to repair the machines that collected lightning.
Those lightning-collecting machines had a hard enough time being struck by lightning and scorched by fire every day.
Moreover, occasional volcanic eruptions would impact the lava pillars, causing the lightning-collection devices to malfunction. Whenever that happened, a Precursor would head over to repair the damaged equipment after the shift change.
If he chose one beforehand to sabotage and set up a trap in advance, then without a doubt, the Precursors would come to him willingly.
After all, this was the Precursors' home turf. They would never imagine that an enemy had already infiltrated the place.
The Precursors' world was filled with extreme heat and radiation. Not only was there no oxygen, but the environment was exceptionally harsh. If he could not use magic to create oxygen, if his Phoenix bloodline did not make him immune to high temperatures, and if Spark Energy did not protect him from radiation, then even a Jellyfishian with ten lives would have died long ago in this environment.
Choosing the most remote lightning-collection device, Li Mu transformed into a phoenix and stirred up the magma. Before long, the lava pillar was on the verge of collapse, and the lightning-collection device on top developed a minor problem as a result.
At most, the Precursors changing shifts would come to repair it