Star Odyssey

Nests were truly mysterious items. They did not require any sort of cultivation, and yet they were able to spawn insects. The truth was that not even Yan Gang himself understood how the Nests produced insects; it was more like the bugs simply used him as a vessel to move about. However, the man did not dare to reveal this to True God.

It was likely that this was true of all Nests. The reason why people mistakenly believed themselves to be the masters of their Nest was because the insects that spawned obey them.

However, no one actually knew why the insects obeyed the owners of the Nests. Everyone believed that they could control their Nest, but if people gathered and discussed the matter, they would realize that each of them had a different method of "control."

The insects spawned incredibly quickly, and they completely shattered all conceptions that humans understood about cultivation speed. An individual human needed an incredibly long time to cultivate to the peak powerhouse level, but these insects could be spawned in a very short span of time. This was unfair and a disaster for human civilizations, but this was also in line with the nature of the megaverse: there were mysteries everywhere.

An ordinary human could use technology to destroy planets, or even entire universes while still being an ordinary human who had lived for just a few decades.

On the other hand, the insects came from the Immortal Lord, who was an invincible being. That was why such powerful insects could be produced so quickly by a given Nest. However, the Immortal Lord had personally spent an unimaginably long time developing from a lower life form into an invincible being.

Without the Immortal Lord’s miraculous abilities, there would be no insects at all. In a way, the Immortal Lord was similar to technology for ordinary humans; it was the power to move mountains and fill seas. The technology of regular humans had advanced so much in just a few decades that their progress had surpassed thousands of years of progress for ancient civilizations. It was a qualitative leap.

For cultivators, humans pursued the level of peak powerhouses. Then, they would be able to give birth to descendants who possessed innate gifts. These people were essentially striving for the same abilities as the Immortal Lord. That individual had already achieved that state, while humanity as a whole was constantly moving in that same direction.

There was no telling how many other kinds of lifeforms throughout the megaverse had already taken that step. As humanity as a whole grew stronger, they would encounter more and more incredible species.

After Yan Gang waited for a long time, a jade-colored centipede crawled out of the orb.

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