Global Era of Star trekking-Chapter 614 - 324: The Red Heart of Behemoth and the Aurora Transition Device
Chapter 614: Chapter 324: The Red Heart of Behemoth and the Aurora Transition Device
Before time came to an absolute standstill, Anderson’s heart was filled with doubts and fears.
Having received a warning from Anlok in advance, he had specially brought a red quality anti-control component from his family and even enhanced it to lv50.
With this in place, even if the control component installed on Song Chi’s flagship was of silver legendary quality, it was impossible to completely control the Golden Shark, considering that a cruiser’s maximum enhancement rank was only fifth rank.
When both components were of fifth rank in terms of enhancement, the effects of the silver component might be much stronger than those of the red one, but not to the extent that the red component would become completely ineffective.
Yet, his current feeling was one of utter powerlessness, as if the red anti-control component installed on the warship had withered away, managing only to buy him a momentary flicker of thought.
In the last moment, only four words remained in his mind.
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“Golden Sanctuary!”
The moment the thought of these four words flashed through the depths of his heart, he became completely stupefied, even his stream of consciousness froze.
Looking ahead at the Golden Shark, the form of the Cang Qiong transformed rapidly in front of him, instantly changing from a thirteen-hundred-meter-long warship into a miniature neutron star.
Crackle crackle crackle!
The temperature exceeding ten million degrees radiated outward from the neutron star, making the surrounding air seem to boil. The energy shield that had been full just a second ago on the Golden Shark was overloaded within a second, followed by the sizzling sound of the warship’s armor melting.
In just a few seconds, a direct cruiser of the pseudo-immortal forces had turned into a pile of half-melted slag. If there had been outsiders present, they would find it hard to believe that the half-melted remains of the warship above the sky were Anderson’s flagship.
Inside the main control room of the Cang Qiong, Song Chi frowned. It seemed that he had underestimated the destructive power of a miniature neutron star against a cruiser of the same rank.
Although he had always planned for a quick battle, he had not actually intended to kill his opponent outright. However, the current state of the Golden Shark ahead clearly indicated that it had sunk.
Looking at the warship ahead, which had dimmed as if it had lost some sort of vitality, Song Chi did not approach rashly but instead drew closer, controlling a few Void Assassin Clan Soldier Figurines.
“Has it really sunk just like that?”
Through the perspective of one of the Void Assassin Clan Soldier Figurines, Song Chi confirmed the fact that the cruiser had sunk, which left him quite puzzled for a moment, not quite able to react.
If he remembered correctly, Anderson was ranked third in the current generation of the Stark Family. As a family that had once had a star-annihilating starship and was categorized as part of the pseudo-immortal clans, Song Chi thought the battle would not be evenly matched, but would at least last for dozens of minutes or even several hours.
He hadn’t expected that just the “Neutron Star Fission” feature alone would end the battle so abruptly, which was completely contrary to his expectations.
If the elders of the Song Family were present and knew the full configuration of the Cang Qiong, they would not be too surprised by this outcome.
In fact, Song Chi had severely underestimated the combat power of his own flagship. With one golden, two silver, and several red components, such configuration would overshadow even the primary descendants of the less substantial immortal families in the upper-tier kingdoms, let alone a third direct descendant from a pseudo-immortal family.
Not to mention, within the Stark Family itself, golden sanctuary components were definitely considered a foundational asset, especially those of the temporal type.
The warship that had just succumbed to Anderson only had a few red components installed, without even a single silver one. Its utter defeat before the Cang Qiong was only too natural.
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Song Chi’s eyes flickered as he gained some new insight into his own and the Cang Qiong’s combat power. However, he soon shook his head and refocused his attention on the half-melted remains of the warship ahead.
He still held great expectations for the flagship of the third direct descendant of the pseudo-immortal family.
Unfortunately, it had already sunk, and it was not likely that many components survived on the warship.
The doors of the Cang Qiong opened once again, and two more Void Assassin Clan Soldier Figurines, controlled by brainwave beacons, were dispatched by him to conduct a comprehensive search of the cruiser, which had already melted by half.
A few minutes later, Song Chi let out a light breath.
One of the three searching groups had already successfully retrieved a red quality component, which was a good start.
A twelve-hundred-meter-long warship’s search would naturally not be swift. By the time the three groups of Soldier Figurines had finished scouring the entire warship, more than half an hour had passed.
In the end, Song Chi thought it over and activated the Proportional Scaling Instrument component. After towing what was left of the Golden Shark into his own starship, he visited the Ruins Market one more time, and finally cast the remnants of the Golden Shark into the depths of the chaotic void streams outside the Ruins Market.
After completing all this, Song Chi felt reassured and continued his journey at full speed.
Leaving the remains of the Golden Shark here wouldn’t really be an issue. Even if it exposed something, it would likely not be until nearly two hundred years later. By that time, the Cang Qiong would have probably advanced to fourth rank, or even fifth rank. What was there to fear then?
But Song Chi’s cautious nature led him to choose the safest course of action.
