There are no Cyborg specimens available right now, and with only a few pieces of information at hand, Leo can't make any further judgments. He can only wait until he arrives in the Rota World to examine them in more detail.
The starship hovered above the Tower of Elements for three whole days before the broadcast finally came through.
[The starship officially launched one hour later, and is expected to perform 46 Stellar Leap, with an estimated arrival time of 14 years.]
[The energy fluctuations during frog jumps are not conducive to meditation practice; it is recommended to enter a dormant period.]
Have a pleasant expedition!
"Go to sleep. When you wake up, it will be fourteen years later."
Leo and Benji quickly fell asleep, while Yaoyao around and she vanished in an instant, disappearing without a trace.
After Leo fell into a deep sleep, the starship trembled, and the massive hull instantly teleported away from its position in the sky.
The tall Tree of Life beside Leo's Wizard Tower swayed silently and continuously, as if waving goodbye to Leo.
In the Rota World, the mechanical furnace at the bottom of the mechanical fortress burns incessantly. The extremely high temperature prevents the low-lying Diro People from getting close, so they can only throw the molten oil from their baskets into it from a distance.
Because of the great distance, the small and weak Diro People threw a lot of the molten oil outside the mechanical furnace.
Upon witnessing this scene, the numb faces of the Diro People instantly turned to expressions of terror.
No longer afraid of the high temperature, they rushed forward as if being chased by a demon, wanting to pick up the molten oil as quickly as possible and throw it into the furnace.
Unfortunately, it was too late. Above their heads, at the top of the tunnel, the clattering of gears rang out, and an electric arc, like a venomous snake striking, lashed down, pulling the short, Diro People who had just pounced on the molten oil, along with the oil, into the mechanical furnace.
Hearing the brief and pitiful screams from inside the furnace, the Diro People behind dared not throw the molten oil from their baskets any further.
They braved the scorching heat and walked towards the gaping maw of the mechanical furnace; the bright yellow flames seemed poised to ignite the entire world.
Standing at the entrance of the furnace that could melt them, they could only pour the molten oil from their baskets in as quickly as possible.
However, the temperature was too high, and even the fastest Diro People could not last long. Within two breaths, their bodies were covered with dense blisters.
Those who were fast all met this fate; those who were slow were engulfed in smoke, about to be set ablaze.
Because of exhaustion, even a slight lapse in concentration could cause you to fall into the flames along with the basket on your back, only to be burned to ashes.
The Diro People watched their companions being burned to death one by one, their numb faces like unmoving stones, devoid of any emotion.
Perhaps only when death comes upon them, like the first Diro People, do they experience even a trace of emotion, proclaiming that they are living beings, not cold machines.
One by one, the Diro People who came in from outside the mountain poured the molten oil from their baskets into the furnace to ensure the flames wouldn't go out, and then quickly left to collect the next basket of molten oil.
There are no wicked overseers here, nor any angry shouts or yells. The only thing there is the whip that comes down from above when someone makes a mistake. One lash is enough to send them into the mechanical furnace, where they are swept away by the rising smoke and dust and merged into this world.
There is no room for error; one mistake means certain death.
Therefore, these Diro People are always on high alert, afraid of making a mistake.
The Diro People, numb and emotionless like walking corpses inside the mechanical fortress, only regained a semblance of life after leaving the fortress. Their faces remained expressionless, with only their double-pupiled eyes constantly darting about.
The Diro People kept looking at each other, and then, as if receiving some kind of message, they continued to look at the other Diro People.
After each exchange of glances, their eyes would immediately separate, only to meet again with those of the other Diro People.
In a very short time, many Diro People had already exchanged glances.
The faces of these Diro People, once blank and devoid of any sense of death, began to show a faint glimmer of hope after their conversation.
This was probably their only interaction; they dared not speak, dared not linger.
The constant pressure of life has taught them to communicate with their eyes.
They toiled day after day, hoping for that faint hope to arrive, but many of the Diro People died somewhere before that day even came.
In a world so thick with smoke and dust, they had lost all concept of anything. From the moment they could walk, they followed their families, digging for these oil solutions to work for those mechanical fortresses.
Standing before the fortress disguised as a mountain, they were like mice before an eagle, or rabbits before a tiger, their very souls trembling. This was the instinct of life telling them what their natural enemy was, and that they could only obediently submit, not resist.
Obedience guarantees survival, while resistance is worse than death.
Finally, one day, a Diro People, who was too exhausted to walk and lay on the ground, saw a sight he had never seen before in the moment of waiting to die.
Behind the thick layer of smoke and dust, a faint red spot appeared in the legendary colorful sky.
That red color was very similar to the color of the flames in the mechanical furnaces they filled with molten oil Heavenly Capital.
That's the color they hate the most!
Before he died, this Diro People did not see what the red color in the sky meant. Shortly after he closed his eyes, his body was dragged into the mechanical furnace by the other Diro People and burned along with the melting oil.
[ Stellar Leap Completed. We have arrived in the Rota World and are currently crossing the world barrier. Wizards, please prepare yourselves.]
[ Stellar Leap Completed. We have arrived in the Rota World and are currently crossing the world barrier. Wizards, please prepare yourselves.]
[ Stellar Leap Completed. We have arrived in the Rota World and are currently crossing the world barrier. Wizards, please prepare yourselves.]
The shrill blare of the radio woke Leo from his deep sleep. As Leo sat up, Benji also swayed and stood up.
Yaoyao appeared on Leo's shoulder with a grin. To Leo, it seemed like he and Yaoyao had only missed each other for the duration of one night's sleep, but to Yaoyao, it had been fourteen years since they last met.
The mothership trembled incessantly, and one could feel the obvious strain of its acceleration, but there seemed to be an unbreakable barrier in front of it, and no matter how much force the mothership exerted, it could only slowly push forward.
Leo opened the information exchange platform, which was constantly refreshing with new messages.
[Upon entering the Rota World, the mothership encountered resistance from the World Will.]
[Increase the mothership's energy pool output to 70%, and then increase it to 80% within the next ten breaths.]
[Upgraded to 80%, expected to penetrate the world barrier and descend upon the Rota World in three hours.]
This was the first time Leo had ever seen so directly how the mothership landed in the Expeditionary World.
The energy pool's energy output reached 80%, which is almost a full-force effort, unlike what was observed inside the Homo Sapiens World where it operated with ease.
That makes sense when you think about it. The Homo Sapiens World doesn't have its own World Lord or World Will, so the mothership can just penetrate the atmosphere and land.
Although the environment here is terrible, it possesses a complete World Lord and a complete World Will.
The mothership descended carrying the Wizard Will, as if it were trying to carve a hole through the body of the World Will in Rota.
It would be strange if the World Will of Rota agreed; it would definitely give this evil alien creature a sound beating.
No World Will will allow a foreign creature to enter its body; what difference is there between that and being forcibly invaded?
[Alert! Alert! A high-level reaction has occurred within the world barrier. Based on the energy fluctuations, it indicates a Level-Four World Lord!]
[Alert! Alert! A high-level reaction has occurred within the world barrier. Based on the energy fluctuations, it indicates a Level-Four World Lord!]
[No need to worry, the Beast Blood Boiling Stigmata Wizard.]
Only through the information exchange platform within the command center can one know how many dangers the mothership has faced, and how they have all been resolved, without the knowledge of ordinary wizards!
At that moment, before they even arrived, the World Lord of the Rota World had already appeared, reacting with remarkable speed.
Leo immediately activated the monitoring system on the outer layer of the mothership, wanting to see how the Elemental Body Refinement Wizard Beast Blood Boiling, fought.
Even learning just a few moves from such a high-level Elemental Body Tempering Stigmata Wizard would greatly benefit Leo's future.
The result was likely due to the intense clash between the two opposing forces, coupled with the mothership operating at full firepower, resulting in a static-like display of surveillance footage. Only a few fleeting images remained, making it impossible for Leo to see anything clearly.
His idea of spying on the Elemental Body Tempering Stigmata Wizard was shattered as soon as it was born!
Leo was unaware of what was happening outside, nor did he know whether the Beast Blood Boiling Stigmata Wizard could handle this Level 4 World Lord, after all, there was still a world barrier separating them.
Logically speaking, before the starship penetrates the world barrier, the Beast Blood Boiling Stigmata Wizard wouldn't be able to do anything to that World Lord; at most, he could only hurl insults through the barrier.
However, less than an hour later, a message was refreshed on the information exchange platform.
[ The Beast Blood Boiling Stigmata Wizard has broken through the world barrier, imprisoning the World Lord World Lord three breaths, and killing him two breaths later.]
Leo looked at the message and could feel the excitement of the intelligence provider between the lines.
Not only was the wizard who provided the intelligence excited, but Leo was also thrilled. It just goes to show how powerful the Beast Blood Boiling Stigmata Wizard truly was.
Even through the world barrier, he dealt with this Level-Four World Lord in just a few breaths, giving him no chance to escape.
If there were no world barrier separating them, the World Lord might have been instantly defeated the moment they met.