Li Xingkong's return journey was not too fast; he flew back along the same route at an extremely ordinary speed.
It wasn't that Li Xingkong still had any attachment to this place, but rather that Li Xingkong discovered his Tachyon State Transformation could soon cover his entire body.
This also means that once he masters this method, he can instantly return to the location where the server is located.
Whether it's the Sihali Kingdom Divine Land or China, the universe is vast, and you can go wherever you want.
Looking at it this way, I don't really need to run so fast. Once I master the method, distance will no longer be a problem. I should focus my attention on the Tachyon State Transformation.
By the way, we should also develop a new good habit: placing teleportation points anytime, anywhere.
For Li Xingkong, the teleportation point he was referring to was his own Spiritual Root Server. As long as he set it up and made sure someone was using it, then the construction of this teleportation point would be complete.
Actually, it doesn't have to be in the form of Spiritual Root Server. As long as it contains the structure of Li Xingkong's Name-Calling Rebirth Technique, it can be used as a resurrection point.
He could easily create a cross or some other religious relic and distribute it among the surrounding planetary civilizations as sacred objects, which could also serve as a teleportation point.
However, because Li Xingkong has a natural aversion to religion, he is somewhat reluctant to do so.
While researching Tachyon State Transformation along the way, his hands didn't stop either. Li Xingkong created a large number of small Spiritual Root Server and then casually deployed them.
He didn't care where the servers he deployed went, or whether they would be discovered. He was just doing it on a whim, and Li Xingkong would be satisfied as long as 1% of them were obtained by people from other civilizations.
Returning once again to the planet where he met his fellow countrymen, Li Xingkong thought of the Divine Land cuisine he had cooked and suddenly felt a little itchy in his stomach. Perhaps it was because he hadn't eaten in a long time, but the thought of Divine Land food gave him an urge to try it.
Since we're already here, we might as well have a meal.
Having made up his mind, Li Xingkong landed on that planet.
Before even reaching the planet, Li Xingkong's Divine Sense had already located his fellow villager. He wasn't operating at the shop he'd been at before; instead, he was in an ocean.
Li Xingkong's Divine Sense clearly saw that he was using the tool in his hand to cut long tentacles from the body of a giant octopus.
Perhaps due to the Magic Power, or perhaps because of some potion he used, the octopus neither ran away nor made a fuss, obediently allowing the man to cut its body. Around it, dozens of large octopuses circled around, looking lazy and not at all frightened by the scene before them.
Before long, the villager detached a tentacle several meters tall, put it into his spatial ring, and then leisurely headed towards his shop.
So this is where he keeps his octopuses. No wonder it's so remote; there's not a single other alien around.
When Li Xingkong arrived at his shop, a large crowd had already formed in front of the door, which was not yet open.
It looks like everyone's here to eat.
Surprisingly, even in space, this Divine Land cuisine is still quite popular.
Li Xingkong quietly joined the last person in line without making a fuss. After all, he was there to eat, not to tour, and he needed someone to serve him so he could eat.
"Dude, you're trying their takoyaki too?"
Shortly after Li Xingkong stopped, a number of people lined up behind him. As Li Xingkong closed his eyes and concentrated on his research on tachyon states, a familiar voice rang in his ear.
"Who is this? Do I know him?"
Li Xingkong was interrupted, and he opened his eyes.
He wanted to see who was bothering him at this time.
However, when Li Xingkong saw the guy who was tiptoeing and tugging at his clothes, his initial anger vanished instantly.
What is this thing?
It looks only half a meter tall, and its whole body is pale yellow, a color that doesn't seem to belong to any natural creature. Its body is bulging, looking like a balloon.
The moment Li Xingkong saw it, he immediately associated it with an image in his mind.
It looks exactly like it, so much like it! Isn't this thing Nailong?
It also had half a watermelon-like fruit rind on its head, which it wore as a hat, making it look even funnier.
"Dude, buddy, it's fate that we met. This meal's on me, but how about I share a table with you?"
The tiny Nailong- like creature spoke softly and quietly to Li Xingkong.
"So many people are waiting to eat, why did you come directly to me?"
Li Xingkong looked around and saw that the line of people was already very long.
"Intuition, intuition, I knew you were a good person the moment I saw you."
The round little creature stared at Li Xingkong, making Li Xingkong feel a little embarrassed.
"Alright, but there's no need to treat us. We can just eat together later."
Li Xingkong smiled. This guy was quite good at talking; he was completely different from the cheeky person he remembered.
With the added advantage of a good first impression, and the fact that this guy didn't actually look that fierce, Li Xingkong readily agreed to its request.
Seeing that Li Xingkong had agreed, the little guy jumped for joy, his expression practically leaping off the sky. Then he remembered that Li Xingkong was beside him, so he calmed down a bit, straightened his hat, and stretched out a hand to Li Xingkong.
"My name is Guapilong, and I come from the Deep River Dragon Clan. From today onwards, you are my good brother!"
Looking at it like this, Li Xingkong couldn't associate it with the word "dragon" at all. However, since it had already agreed to eat with him, it didn't seem like there was anything wrong with getting to know it a little.
Li Xingkong usually appears aloof and has little desire for social interaction, but that's only because he's busy. Social interaction is his lowest priority, and he won't actively seek out people to talk to unless he has other things to do.
However, Li Xingkong doesn't actually reject other people's initiative to communicate with him. As long as it doesn't affect the serious things he's doing, Li Xingkong is quite willing to chat with people.
As for whether it affected his serious business, as long as the other party came with good intentions, Li Xingkong wouldn't do anything to them. After all, the other party came with good intentions and just made a mistake unintentionally.
Ignorance is no excuse, and Li Xingkong would not vent his emotions on others for no reason.