Live Strong in the Wilderness

After Maro Feika Xianmao left, Xu Yi took a stroll around Giant Stone Star.

Then, Xu Yi looked for an opportunity to leave stealthily.

After leaving, Xu Yi moved toward the target planet.

On that planet, there’s a relatively precious mineral.

If Xu Yi was being followed, he could say he went there for that mineral.

Though this reason isn’t particularly great, it’s quite reasonable.

Many Divine Masters personally seek materials to forge their weapons. Xu Yi’s search for materials suitable for forging Divine Master weapons is very reasonable.

After a few days of flight, Xu Yi reached the predetermined location.

This planet hasn’t been developed by the Divine Race and the Giant Stone Race yet, so it’s still untouched.

Once Xu Yi arrived at the location, he found the mineral site and started mining.

After excavating the mining hole, more than twenty hours had passed.

All in all, Xu Yi spent over four days here.

If the Divine Race discovered it, they should have found Xu Yi by now.

Thus, Xu Yi took out his special phone and dialed Lu Ke’s number.

This phone was naturally a quantum phone developed by humans and was linked to the Hongyan Satellite obtained from the Brain Race’s system.

Lu Ke was stunned when she received the call.

After a moment of daze, she answered the number.

"Xu Yi, is that you?"

Hearing Lu Ke’s voice on the phone, a smile appeared at the corner of Xu Yi’s mouth.

He had decided to bring a few people along this time.

After all, his Pet Space was large enough.

Not just a few people, he could even bring ten or more.

So this time, Xu Yi planned to select some people from the War God Department.

As for Lu Ke, Xu Yi didn’t intend to bring her along.

Going to Titan Star was still dangerous, and Xu Yi didn’t want Lu Ke to take the risk.

"It’s me, can you see my coordinates?" Xu Yi asked.

"Hold on." Lu Ke glanced and then said, "Yes, I can see your coordinates."

"Transmit me over." Xu Yi said, then glanced at Jingxue Buzhan, whom he had released from his Pet Space.

To prevent any accidents, Xu Yi had to release Jingxue Buzhan from his Pet Space.

For the next five hours, Jingxue Buzhan would remain unconscious.

"Okay, starting the transmission now."

As soon as Lu Ke finished speaking, Xu Yi appeared in the Yi sect’s home.

The changes at home were quite significant, the gardens were almost completed, matching Xu Yi’s vision.

"Xu Yi." Lu Ke tightly embraced him from behind.

Xu Yi turned around and embraced Lu Ke back.

"I made you worry." Xu Yi inhaled Lu Ke’s fragrance deeply, aware that his time was limited, he couldn’t stay long.

"Safe return is good enough." Lu Ke held him tighter for another minute before letting him go. Then, Lu Ke began notifying others about Xu Yi’s return.

Knowing Xu Yi’s return, everyone transmitted over immediately.

Xu Yi instantly shared with everyone his experiences and information about Titan Academy during this time.

"That’s the information I currently have; Titan Academy is a great place for seeking allies. The Divine Race doesn’t actually care much about rebels, they’re more interested in planets with Spiritual Energy." Xu Yi said somberly to the Yi sect’s leaders and the Spirit Race leaders.

"Xu Yi, are you sure the Anti-Divine Race Alliance at Titan Academy isn’t a trap by the Divine Race?" Ling Qi asked worriedly, as she held no goodwill towards the Divine Race, deeming them extremely evil.

"It shouldn’t be. Titan Academy has a history of over three hundred years, and the Anti-Divine Race Alliance has always existed. If the Divine Race wanted to deal with the civilization opposing them, there’s simply no need for such measures. Besides Pan Race, no civilization currently poses a threat to the Divine Race." Xu Yi glanced at Ling Qi before continuing, "I sense the Divine Race’s disdain; besides Pan Race, they don’t consider any civilization a threat."

Though the Spirit Race didn’t want to admit it, they all knew this was the truth.

Ten Divine Race members, with ten thousand Maro Civilization members, dared to attack another civilization.

Such audacity, the Spirit Race lacked completely.

No civilization could threaten the Divine Race, so did the Divine Race really need to resort to fishing tactics?

What would it matter if you openly opposed?

In an invincible state, would there be any need for minor stratagems?

"It’s truly despairing, our opponents are overwhelmingly strong." Lu Ke said helplessly; unlike other civilizations, humans voluntarily chose the path of opposing the Divine Race.

Other civilizations only chose to oppose the Divine Race after being defeated, enslaved, or even exterminated.

However, the leaders of the Yi sect knew that unless humans lived on planets devoid of Spiritual Energy and continued to lag technologically, they’d be overlooked by the Divine Race.

Yet, they could also be casually wiped out by the Divine Race and have their planet taken for other civilizations.

Lagging behind only meant getting beaten; there was no other path.

"The Divine Race is indeed powerful, but not invincible. The Pan Race once dominated them, after all. Moreover, given enough time, we might contend with the Divine Race. As long as we present ourselves strong enough, many civilizations will join us to resist the Divine Race. Thus, we aren’t without opportunities." Xu Yi felt that constantly demoralizing everyone wasn’t the answer; he needed to offer some hope.