Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

”This is really not a job that just any strong one can handle. I consider myself quite enduring, yet I’m almost exhausted to death.”

With the artificial star core, Jia Yan felt both elated and a little frustrated. This was just compressing thirty down to twenty to make the sphere appear somewhat like a star core with less density. To compress it to the level of a natural star core truly requires a Territory Master existence to possibly achieve it.

In any case, the harvest this time is not insignificant.

”This man-made star core, when taken to the outside world, its energy will quickly dissipate. If possible, I’d stay in the core of the star and devour, but I’m really out of stamina to continue. Thankfully, as soon as I leave, I can enjoy it because I’m different from others and don’t need any scientific tinkering.”

Boom boom boom boom!

The entire planet suddenly lost thirty kilometers of material density at its center, as if a huge portion of material was missing, causing a tectonic upheaval.

Glaciers in the outside world, like unstoppable giant waves, suddenly collapsed.

Moreover, many ice blocks began to fall into the crevices on the ground.

Poof.

A gigantic Giant Mosquito body, reaching a size of thirty kilometers, protruded from the ground.

Of course, much of the movement on the ground was caused by Jia Yan himself burrowing into the ground, causing the geological activity.

”Exaggerated. The glaciers of this planet have started to erupt.”

Jia Yan looked at the ground, unsurprised.

After all, he is no ordinary organism now. If a Galaxy Level existence cannot cause such a scene on a small planet, there’s no talk of being Galaxy Level.

If he wanted, this planet could be completely shattered by him.

But Jia Yan didn’t want to waste that energy.

Whoosh.

The gigantic Mosquito body flew towards the vast universe.

This planet was originally quite peaceful, a good place for cultivation, but after his tinkering, it no longer had any chance of calmness.

He needed to head to the starry sky, or simply enter the subspace interior, only then could he undertake his cultivation.

Poof.

Jia Yan never intended to truly cultivate in the universe.

He directly broke into the subspace interior.

After all, the subspace interior is a bit safer for him. Although cultivating in this remote starry sky is also a choice, if by some damned misfortune a strong one passes by and sees him cultivating here, wouldn’t they act?

So Jia Yan chose to penetrate into the subspace interior instead.

In an instant, he entered the subspace interior, and proceeded, rushing into the three-degree subspace.

This depth of subspace is just right for Jia Yan.

It does not require wasting much energy and effort fighting the distortions inside the subspace, nor worrying about external prying eyes. After all, ordinary strong ones are quite familiar with the first and second layers of subspace, but the third layer would not be easily noticed.

Of course, if any organism inherently belonging to subspace passes by, being noticed is inevitable.

But Jia Yan doesn’t really believe the subspace organisms in this starry sky are as abundant as they say.

Moreover, even if they are numerous, this place is so remote. Subspace organisms are originally scarce, and for one to coincidentally pass through his subspace location—it would be too coincidental, a thousand billion times harder than winning the lottery.

Bang.

Just after entering the three-layer subspace interior, Jia Yan took out that gigantic star core, similar in length to his.

”This star core looks quite exaggerated in size, yet not close in energy to the one the Insect Clan Queen gave me last time, showing just how precious that star core was.”

The lower the energy density of the star core, the less useful it is. This is easy to understand; a heap of soil, if piled up huge, has massive energy, but would you devour a whole planet’s soil equivalent to a star core’s energy? Even if willing, the final effect definitely won’t be as good as truly devouring a large-energy star core. Not to mention how much time it would take, that’s unknown.

Overall, calling this a star core is a bit of an exaggeration.

”If I don’t devour it now, it will be useless later.”

”Devour it.”

Jia Yan felt the energy within this star core was still quite substantial.

Poof.

The proboscis pierced into the star core.

At once, only feeling that the material inside this star core wasn’t as easy to enter as the previous entry into the star core.

The previous feeling was that it melted as soon as it entered, quite comfortable.

But this so-called man-made star core, although the energy is great, the entrance feels like rock, even harder than rock.

This has to be said; if his strength wasn’t enough, his proboscis might have broken.

”This was expected. Other organisms getting such a man-made star core need to bring it to the outside world, use scientific instruments or similar things, then tinker it until it resembles a natural star core that melts upon entrance. But I am different.”

Jia Yan smiled slightly, having a solution for this situation.

Threads of Condensation Fluid appeared inside the proboscis.

These fluids acted like dissolving agents, quickly softening the rock-hard star core material, turning it into liquid-like substances.

This is his body’s Condensation Fluid, his perfect tool for absorbing external things.