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A giant screen that had dropped down from the seamless ceiling lit up, and Kor stood beside it, pointing to the large planet that appeared in the middle of it. "This is my home world, Xaanda, or, translated, Planet of Bounty. You'll notice it resembles your planet Earth quite a bit, although we are several times larger. We have a bright sun much like your own and a second, smaller, red sun. Rotating around our planet are three moons, the resting place for our ancestors. But that is a history lesson for another day."

Chu Xun said. Lao Hei was speechless and got a little angry. "I will return to my true body, not go die." "See you next time," Chu Xun said. "It sounds good," muttered Lao Hei, "see you at the Natural Moat." Natural Moat? Chu Xun's expression became serious. "It seems that except the alien races and the Assembly of Immortals, there are other enemies coveting earth, right?" The Natural Moat was every planet's last line of defense and guarantee. Once it was broken through, the planet would fall into enemy hands.

It is dripping a lot of blood, its eyes is crying, like asking for help] “Su..su..su..suff—suffer..” the mummy mumbling and stumbling on saying the word, however, when it did, it suddenly exploded causing a lot of damage in the gates of the Sewers. [Walls are painted with blood, everyone was surprised, others threw up and Captain Rian’s magical transparent shield was covered in blood. Genesis walked towards Captain Rian and Aster] “Is everyone okay!? Anyone hurt!?” Genesis asked. [Everyone was frozen as ice, other’s nodded to Genesis]

Her hand playfully swatted my arm in retaliation. "Ouch. Jules, it's as if time has stood still for you. You still derive immense pleasure from pinching and playfully hitting people. Seriously, Jules," I jested, shaking my head as I look at her disapprovingly. "You seem frozen in time, forever the mischievous troublemaker." "You're truly insane, Xielle. Pluto is no longer considered one of the nine planets in the solar system. How could I return if I came from there, right? Duh, Xiellenna. Duh," he retorted, sweeping his chocolate-colored locks aside in a playful gesture.

’ “I see. I haven’t paid attention to any news recently, so I’ve embarrassed myself in front of you.” “Master David, you can’t say that. It's because you don't care about the world and are so focused on your cultivation that you have your current achievements,” Mia immediately complimented David. The two talked about other topics. Three days passed in a blink of an eye. David and Mia were standing in the observation room as they looked at the huge planet with an intense halo in the distance. This was Planet Boundless. It was big and beautiful. The planet’s volume was estimated to be at least 10,000 times that of the Earth.

Planet Celestial was an enormous planet with a diameter of almost 300,000 km. Its land was rich and vast, with ample resources for all. It had several deep seas and even deeper oceans. Fertile and rich seemed like understatements for this planet. Even with its vast land, it had only a single large and well known desert, and only a few forbidden zones. Contrary to the land mass of this great planet, the Celestials were a small race. The average number recorded for a race was a little over 10 billion. Yet the Celestials were barely up to 50 million.

Her breath could be seen the signed of excitement and a little bit of frightening. Suddenly, the three bluish ball sudden moved closer to each other forming a very huge ball as they collide. Celyn was amazed and she could not blinked her eyes to see every details that she could see around. The balls collide and they mixed on each other, their lights become brighter, the place where they were enlighten and that was the reason why Celyn found out that she was not in the place that full of marble like ground but she was hallucinated by the beauty that the expensive stones made. She saw the normal stones below that bluish ball that become bigger and bigger. Her eyes widen wide as she stared on

“How does the energy substrate look? out?’ Silas' head showed up. He no longer wore dusty glasses, but a modified Monocle of star drivers, the cybernetic data directly on its retina projected. He no longer seemed panic; the infinite mystery of this new physics had put his mind in absolute maximum form. “The Moos substrate works perfectly, Jada! It transforms planetary resonance into kinetic energy for the rotors. But we have a frequency disorder from Island before us. There's something on that plaice. A strong, artificial magnetic field our rotors are destabilized.” I looked through the glazed front. We approached the edge of the first big floating island we had baptized “The green reef”.

"We don't know anything with complete confidence right now. Keep reading. I'm sure we'll find something." Elena rolled her eyes but grabbed another book. This one was full of discussions on hybrids. It wasn't clear what this term meant, but it felt familiar to her. She herself would likely be classified as a hybrid, being born under two moons. Unfortunately, the book was severely damaged, like many of the others. Pages were missing right when the important parts came up. Disgusted, she pushed it aside and grabbed the next one.

he said. "I know." "And one that requires his formal release if you want to," "I know, Marcus." He was quiet for a moment. Then: "The protection ward is real. Whatever that means in their law, it's real it's written in a way that means they take it seriously. If this holds, no one from their world touches you without going through him." He tapped the corner of the top page with one finger. "Victoria Moretti would have to declare open war on the Vasari bloodline to come near you."