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Chapter 369 A success that cannot be replicated is truly a 'miracle'

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Ennett smashed a quicksand star ant with a single punch, its pale green fluid splashing onto the sand and instantly absorbed by the dry yellow sand.

After doing all this, he looked around and saw that the dense ant colony had disappeared, leaving only twisted corpses scattered all over the ground.

At the same time, Tiandao stood in front of a bookshelf not far away, holding a yellowed old book in his hands.

His relaxed demeanor made it seem as if the fierce battle that had just taken place here had nothing to do with him.

Enet walked up to Tiandao and asked curiously, "Have you dealt with the ant swarm outside?"

Tiandao, standing by the bookshelf, didn't even look up, leisurely turning to the next page of the book in his hand.

"Yes, those within ten meters have all been dealt with."

Upon hearing this, Ennett's gaze swept toward the entrance.

Although not a single sand ant could be seen there, there were obvious fluctuations of star energy and a lingering smell of blood in the air.

Just as Ennett was about to say something, faint coughing sounds came from a corner not far away.

Ennett turned his head and saw that the quicksand star ants in the vicinity had all been dealt with.

The 'survivors of the occupied zone' who were originally enslaved have finally gained their long-awaited 'freedom'.

Although they were freed, their bodies underwent varying degrees of mutation due to long-term exposure to the stellar energy radiation in the fallen desert region.

Among these people, some had pale purple scales covering their arms, while others had vertical pupils; only a very small number with special constitutions could retain their original appearance.
"What do you want to do with them?"

The Heavenly Dao's gaze fell upon the survivors, and he put down the book "Star Beast Anatomy (People's Education Edition)" in his hand.

“I will contact the clearing team and send them to the quarantine zone in the United States.”

"There are specialized devices there that can help them adapt to a normal environment."

Ennett's tone was very firm, and his expression was very serious.

"adapt?"

Upon hearing his answer, Tiandao raised an eyebrow and pointed to a boy with scales on his arms not far away.

"Their bodies have adapted to the star energy radiation in the occupied area. If they return to the safe zone, the imbalance of star energy will endanger their lives."

"So-called 'isolation' may not necessarily be a good thing."

Looking at the equally serious-looking Tiandao, Ennet fell silent.

He knew, of course, that what Heaven said was true, but this was the only way he could think of to allow these survivors to live 'normally'.

As for how many of these survivors will survive after arriving at the quarantine zone, Ennett plans to address the specific issues on a case-by-case basis at that time.

After all, he hates doing nothing more than making mistakes.

As the Heavenly Dao knows the situation of future generations, it naturally also knows the later situation of this 'quarantine zone'.

Then, to Enete's surprised expression, Tendou suddenly laughed.

"Alright, let's discuss the issue of survivors in the occupied territories later."

"Because compared to this, we have a more crucial problem to solve, don't we?"

As he spoke, the Heavenly Dao looked towards the depths of the passage not far away.

It was pitch black there, with only faint fluctuations of star energy emanating from it, like the breathing of some kind of giant beast.

Ennett paused for a moment, then seemed to understand and started laughing.

"That's true. Only by dealing with the catastrophic queen ant here can the fallen area of ​​the quicksand planet be truly recovered."

After speaking, Tiandao and Enite walked together into the deeper part of the world.

In the dark and quiet passage, Tendou and Enite walked side by side.

As he walked, an invisible vector force field fluctuation spread out from around Tiandao.

The next second, several faint cracking sounds came from the surrounding shadows.

Several young star ants that attempted to ambush were crushed into powder by the vector force field of the Heavenly Dao.

"Your Star Source is quite interesting."

"It's alright, just enough."

"Yeah."

Faced with Tiandao's assessment that it was "good enough," Ennett was momentarily speechless. He felt that Tiandao's development of "vector control" was far more than just "good enough."
[Core habitat of the ant nest, a natural disaster-level habitat for the queen ant]

To the surprise of the viewers, who had expected this to be the next part of the story...

It was an earth-shattering battle between Ennet and the Heavenly Dao against the 'Cataclysmic Star Beast' whom they had never met before.

But after the scene shifts, the viewers only see a giant Sand Star Ant Queen lying on the ground, its size comparable to a small mountain.

Its carapace was covered in cracks, and pale purple blood was flowing from the wound on its head, indicating that it had been dead for some time.

The production team skipped the supposedly 'intense' battle scenes and went straight to the final 'result'.

Ennett stood beside the corpse, holding a special, pale purple 'star core' in his hand.

The star core emitted a rich stellar energy fluctuation, which could be felt by viewers even through a screen.

Tiandao walked to Enite's side, his gaze falling on the star core.

"You don't seem very interested in this?"

Upon hearing this, Ennett laughed and said, "Looks like you know about the effects of this stuff."

Tiandao nodded.

He was well aware that the 'Cataclysmic Origin' was one of the key factors for a Level 3 Star Envoy to break through to Level 4 Cataclysmic.

It's worth noting that in the previous All Stars the Movie: Grand Ocean Concert Hall...

The Frost Sound Clan's Starfrost Sect once promised that as long as the Heavenly Dao did not interfere, they would offer a Cataclysmic Origin as a bargaining chip for the Heavenly Dao to withdraw.

Yet, despite possessing such an invaluable item, Aini casually tossed it onto the sand beside her, as if it were just an ordinary stone.

"Using something like this to overcome natural disasters is nothing more than a choice for the weak to escape difficulties."

Upon hearing this, Tiandao couldn't help but laugh, a knowing glint flashing in his eyes beneath the black eyeband.

"So that's what you were thinking."

Ennett paused for a moment, then realized what was happening.

"So, you've followed me all this way just to confirm my choice?"

"But don't you, from the future, know about this history?"

Instead of answering the question directly, Tiandao walked to the corpse of the queen ant and squatted down to examine the cracks on its carapace.

It was shattered by pure force, with no stellar energy remaining; it was clearly Ennet's doing.

"I believe more in the reality I see with my own eyes than in the history written by the victors."

Ennett suddenly realized.

The boy from the future is here not to 'understand' history, but to 'witness' reality.

He wanted to find some kind of 'answer' within himself.

Thinking of this, Ennett couldn't help but say, "I must remind you that I am different from ordinary people, and my path may not be suitable for others."

Upon hearing this, Tiandao turned to look at him and placed his hand on his black eye patch.

"You seem to have misunderstood something."

As Tiandao removed his eyeband, his unique, star-like azure eyes appeared before Ennet.

"I never said I wanted to become you, because only success that cannot be replicated can be called a 'miracle'."

Having said that, Tiandao changed his friendly attitude towards Ennet from when he arrived and beckoned to him.

"Come on, besides your choice, there's another 'outcome' I want to know."

"So, if you and I lived in the same era, who would be the strongest, you or me?"

Ennett froze for a moment, then his body began to tremble uncontrollably.

It wasn't fear, it was excitement!

It's the exhilarating feeling of your blood boiling when you encounter a true opponent!

The scar on his right eye became even more grotesque with his smile, and star energy surged wildly within him, causing even the surrounding air to heat up.

"You are really interesting."

(End of this chapter)