Mythical Era: I Evolved Into A Stellar-Level Beast Chapter 212 – Heading to the Alien Beast Battlefield, Half a Year Time_3

Chapter 212: Chapter 149: Heading to the Alien Beast Battlefield, Half a Year Time_3

Someone had once said, when you start to accumulate wealth, you’ll find that everyone around you is a good person.

Similarly, as Jack Clark exhibited increasingly formidable talent, people around him might have been filled with envy but their attitude was predominantly of friendliness and enthusiasm.

Many classmates, whom he had never met or heard of before, would now take the initiative to greet him when they ran into him on the street.

At this point, a youth who was dressed in white casual clothing and with a scholarly demeanor, more like a scholar than a cultivator, strolled up to Jack Clark with a smile on his face.

“Had I known that there would be a dragon-type high-level mutant beast appearing at Hundred Mountain Town, I would have chosen that mission too.”

Jack Clark smiled, saying, “It’s good that you didn’t. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have earned so many contribution points.”

This youth was Kyle Hawk, who was ranked third in the newcomer rankings but he did not go to the Alien Beast Battlefield.

Compared to Jane Aiken who was the first-ranked and Howard Lee who came in second, Jack Clark hasn’t interacted much with this third-ranked genius, only having met at school.

As the third in the freshman ranking, Kyle Hawk naturally had impressive talent.

Although Jack Clark couldn’t sense his actual realm because he was not emanating his True Power Aura, he predicted that the other party should have broken through to the late-stage Third Layer Heaven.

Meanwhile, Freya Louise arrived from a distance.

Striding with her long hair tied in a ponytail, she swayed with liveliness, carrying a huge suitcase in each hand, with a box for her sniper rifle slung over her back.

Jack Clark went over, took one of the suitcases from her and asked casually, “Why are you so late today?”

Freya laughed softly, “Can’t help it. My aunt packed some stuff for me when 1 was leaving, so I got delayed.”

Packed some stuff?

Looking at the two huge suitcases, big enough to fit a person inside, Jack hesitated and then asked, “Don’t tell me, they’re stuffed with ammunition?”

“Exactly. I’m estimating that it’s going to be around half a year over there, so I have brought a lot of ammunition: a thousand Black Bone Armor-piercing rounds, eight hundred Explosive Incendiary Rounds, three hundred Focused High-Pressure penetration rounds and a hundred of the Magnetic Energy Black Gold rounds.”

“Besides long-range sniper bullets, I also have five hundred Pistol Anti-Split rounds for close combat and a hundred Micro Liquid Bombs…”

By the time the girl finished speaking, Jack’s face was numb.

It seemed that Freya’s two boxes of ammunition were enough to wage a small war, akin to one man suppressing an entire armored squad with his firepower. Be it as it may, it wasn’t surprising coming from someone with a military research base at home.

In the middle of Jack Clark’s reflections, the others began to arrive one after the other, followed by Lori Parma and Vernon Leinster.

“Are we all here?”

“Teacher, all present.”

“Then put your luggage away, get on the bus one by one, and let’s move out…”

As the bus pulled out of the school gates, Jack Clark reflexively looked back at the increasingly distant school and had a feeling that by the time he came back, everything might be different.

The station to get to the Alien Beast Battlefield is different from civilian ones; it’s located within the military base.

When Jack Clark and the others descended from the bus, they followed Lori Parma into the platform. Soon, a pitch-black train slowly drove into the station.

The black train, like a winding black dragon, emitted a heavy aura, and when it stopped before Jack, he even had the impression that it was a living creature.

Not just him, the rest of the students also had solemn expressions on their faces.

Then Lori Parma turned around and shouted, “Note that we are in carriage 05, keep following behind, and don’t get lost.”

“Yes, teacher.”

Luckily, once they got on board, Jack found the interior of the carriage to be normal, with no apparent difference from an ordinary train.

After everyone had settled their luggage, the train slowly started, hammering and clanging, its speed increasing to eventually rush out of the city.

Just when Jack thought that everything would go smoothly, after three hours of travel, a dense fog suddenly appeared ahead, into which the pitch-black train plunged headfirst.

When the express train entered the thick fog, everyone had the illusion of space twisted around them.

There was nothing but fog outside, but Jack felt the speed of the train surge manifold.

Is this the Endless Mist? Jack was pensive.

According to the information he had read, it was said that the stable passageways into the mythical world and a few closed-off mountain ranges inhabited by unique beasts in the country were all enclosed by Endless Mist.

And this mist was the Seal.

An hour later, the train’s speed dropped sharply, and the fog ahead dissipated. They had now arrived in an open space between mountain forests, next to a normal train station.

“Passengers, please note, we’ve arrived at Nine Mountains Station. All Special Forces Soldiers heading to the Snowy Mountain Range should disembark now. The train will stop for ten minutes, while the other passengers can remain seated.”

With the continuous broadcast, a line of weapon-carrying, luggage-toting students gradually stepped out of the train.

Ten minutes later, the train started again, quickly vanishing into the mist.

Down the line, people kept disembarking until the afternoon.

“Passengers, please note, we’ve arrived at Moat Station. All Special Forces Soldiers heading to Moat Transfer Station should disembark now. The train will stop for ten minutes…”

Lori Parma spoke solemnly, “Jack Clark, you’ve arrived. After getting off, follow the instructions and don’t run around.”

Lori Parma and Vernon Leinster’s destination was the passageway at the farthest end. So, it was time to part ways with Jack and the others. Who knew when they would meet again?

“Goodbye, Teacher Parma, Teacher Vernon.”

“Goodbye, Teachers!”

Everyone bade farewell to the two teachers, then excitedly and anxiously took their luggage and stepped down the train one after the other.

Jack too, carried one of Freya’s suitcases.

Just as he was about to step off the carriage, Lori Parma suddenly spoke, “Jack Clark, remember to work hard on your cultivation after you go in and strive to strengthen yourself in every possible way. You have half a year.”

“Teacher, what half a year?” Jack looked back, puzzled.

Just then Vernon Leinster moved his lips, his voice resonated in Lori Parma’s ear: “LoriParma, don’t say it, we’ve only heard rumors about that issue, it’s still not confirmed.”

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Instantly, Lori Parma paused and then continued, “It’s nothing, I just mean that remember to work hard on your cultivation and strive to strengthen yourself in every possible way. 1’11 be waiting for you on the Frontline Battlefield.”

“Okay, got it, Teacher.”

Jack looked at the duo puzzled, pretending that he hadn’t heard Vernon’s whisper wrapped in True Strength. Nodding, he stepped off the train and found himself facing the magnificent scene he had seen before.

The earth abruptly ended, an endless vast wilderness forest lay before his eyes.

Alien Beast Battlefield, here I come..