Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

Chapter 2335: Chapter 22: Fierce Battle with a Star River Powerful Man! (Part 4)

These materials were battle ’supplies’ that Jia Yan had long reserved here. After all, for Jia Yan, at least for now, the entire vast subspace is his storage place for battle supplies. As long as he’s careful not to let the chaos of subspace cause them to completely shatter, no matter how many supplies are placed here, others won’t be able to take them away.

So he confidently placed things here, and the effect was excellent, like having a massive portable space, even so large that it was comparable to the entire universe.

His recovery speed was incredibly fast. If it were another creature here, seeing Jia Yan’s speed in healing himself would undoubtedly be astounded and speechless.

Because generally, the stronger the creature, the harder it is to obtain recovery for the body or energy. It’s not that their total recovery amount is slow; in fact, it’s the opposite. For most powerful creatures, the speed at which they want to recover themselves is quick, but that is only the ’total amount.’

For example, a Semi-permanent Star Level powerhouse can restore about 5% of their total energy after a day of recovery, but a Star River level existence can only recover about 1%. So, does anyone think that the 1% energy recovery of a Star River level powerhouse would be less than the 5% recovery of a Semi-permanent Star Level powerhouse?

That’s simply impossible, because the 1% recovery amount for a Star River level powerhouse may well exceed the entire total energy of a Semi-permanent Star level powerhouse.

Their slower recovery is relative.

”Haha, he’s getting impatient again.”

Jia Yan glanced at the Starry Sky outside, where the assassin seemed to be a bit anxious, making a few subtle movements outside the space, which was clearly intended to let Jia Yan know his location, then choose to confront Jia Yan in a direct battle.

But Jia Yan did not rush out to fight him.

”Right now, in terms of strength, I’m still a bit weaker than him, but my advantage within subspace cannot be obliterated by the strengths he has over me. So next, should I try using the advantage of subspace to fight him?”

”No, in this battle, I want to experience the Star River level’s energy fluctuations more, and such a battle requires a direct confrontation. I want to feel the energy fluctuations of the Star River level as much as possible, as well as the way energy operates. If I use an assassin battle in subspace, I might have the chance to defeat him, but it’s unlikely to kill him—this fact I am aware of, and if it doesn’t kill him, such a victory would achieve nothing...”

Jia Yan has always been very clear about his positioning.

Indeed, under these circumstances, he knows that wanting to kill this assassin is almost impossible.

No matter what means he might employ, whether it’s using subspace warfare, expending all remaining explosives, or a desperate fighting approach.

Using any of the above combat methods, Jia Yan confidently knew that wanting to annihilate a Star River level existence was a long shot.

A Star River level existence is not that simple.

Just look at this assassin; even now, he still does not hold Jia Yan in high regard. Despite deciding to go all out, he still has countless hidden cards, any of which, when truly deployed, might mean Jia Yan won’t survive.

At least regarding saving his own life, Jia Yan absolutely doesn’t believe he can annihilate a self-preserving Star River level existence.

”Forget it, given the situation, let’s really engage him in close combat, but I’ll have to be wary of his follow-up moves, like sudden bursts of power attacks, etc. With my current strength, I likely have no means to counter them.”

Jia Yan quietly sensed the fluctuations of the assassin ahead.

Though he remained concealed in the hidden space, he was still subtly releasing fluctuations to lure Jia Yan to appear.

This is an overt scheme. Anyone with clear vision could realize that this is a facade to lure Jia Yan into a direct showdown.

But if Jia Yan wants to fight him, he has to take this bait.

Moreover, Jia knows that this assassin creature’s invisibility may not be that simple. Being a Star River level creature, such inducement might involve some unique combat methods, like not being at the location of the fluctuations at all, actually lurking beside it, waiting for an enemy like Jia Yan to attack the fluctuation site, and then striking from the side — such scenarios are indeed extremely dangerous.

Nonetheless, Jia Yan is still preparing to make an appearance.

He holds a firm belief.

”This guy, I might not be able to kill him, but he’s certainly injured now, which means after his strength greatly diminishes, unless I am directly hit by some of his secret extraordinary moves, otherwise, his chances to kill me instantly should not be that high. In other words, he might not be able to kill me in this battle by exhausting all his means... Of course, on the premise that I must be sufficiently cautious.”

Jia Yan quietly flew out of the subspace. Outside this subspace, ripples appeared one after another.

”Is he coming?”

At the invisible space that continuously released fluctuations, the assassin silently observed the movements of the fluctuations ahead.

He hadn’t actually moved his position; at this moment, he employed real fluctuation energy to lure Jia Yan to appear.

He precisely calculated Jia Yan’s thoughts. Jia Yan just wanted to use his Star River level strength to hone his experience or obtain combat energy, fluctuations, bodily changes, or transitions of the Star River level existence. All these aspects would greatly help a creature aspiring to advance to the Star River level.