Chapter 1742 - 1740: Out of the Forest
After taking care of some matters, Peter Brown once again entered into the Holy Sanctuary.
With the AI in command of the situation on Earth, Peter thought that his presence wouldn’t make much of a difference. The cleanup work on the ground would be done by the country, and in Outer Space, the military forces from Earth were still very limited. They could only rely on his own arrangements, and he believed that those preparations were not something that Network users of Level 10 could easily overcome.
There didn’t seem to be any problems, at least not in the short term, so Peter naturally wanted to continue on his road to Becoming a Saint.
This time, Peter was much better prepared. He wore a Space Ring on his finger, created using space technology. It wasn’t the type of Ring used by cultivators, but just a folding space. However, it was sufficient to store Peter’s items.
Inside the Ring, Peter placed a large amount of crystal cores, Crystal Core Guns, Nanosuits, Flying Attack Vehicles, unmanned aircraft, and some food.
Peter appeared at the same location where he had left. After some Investigation, he was satisfied with the situation; no fierce beasts were in sight, probably because the imposing power of those two giants was still lingering.
The unmanned aircraft went ahead to scout the path, followed by occasional attacks on the forest by some Flying Cars at the Rear.
Only after Peter confirmed that there were no problems did he drive his own Flying Attack Vehicle forward.
This time, Peter adopted a far more flexible approach—whenever he encountered danger, he would take a detour. Of course, along the way, there were still a few instances of being attacked by powerful Flying Beasts and fierce beasts. To escape, Peter was forced to use his Crystal Core Gun several times.
However, with the formidable Power of the Crystal Core Gun, the attacking Flying Beasts and fierce beasts eventually retreated to their territories and seemed undetermined to pursue him any further.
And so, after a continuous journey of two months, Peter’s eyes lit up with surprise as he finally found himself leaving the forest.