C291 The Mysterious Revolutionary League!(1)
Chu Yi gazed at the piece of technological equipment before him, his eyes reflecting deep contemplation. For the average person, deciphering such a device would be an impossible task. Even Chu Yi found himself at a loss with this technology, lacking even the basic knowledge that a middle school student on Earth would possess, let alone the ability to parse the intricacies of this advanced equipment.
However, Chu Yi harbored a glimmer of confidence, for the device likely originated from a civilization far superior to his own, perhaps even from a Sixth Level civilization. In such advanced societies, technology often taps into the very forces of universal laws. Of course, to entities such as War Gods or beings of even higher stature, understanding such laws would be trivial, rendering the device's secrets inaccessible through mere inspection.
But Chu Yi was different. He was not like them. Chu Yi had once not only mastered the rules but had bent the very laws of the universe to his will. He was an entity that had wielded control over the Dao itself. Despite his primordial spirit being unable to reach its former zenith, unable to harness even a fraction of its past capabilities, it endured.
Now, all that remained was for him to sense the law-infused forces within the technological marvel before him—a task well within his capabilities. With no hesitation, Chu Yi extended his perception and began his meticulous study. Moments later, his eyes flickered with an enigmatic light.
"Space itself!" he murmured in realization. Chu Yi now knew with certainty that this device was not the work of any civilization within the Milky Way Galaxy. Its complexity lay not only in the presence of law-based powers but in its embodiment of space. Teleportation technology, a feat achievable only by civilizations that had mastered the Star Domain at the Sixth Level or beyond, was beyond the reach of anyone within the Milky Way.
Yet, Chu Yi could grasp the very essence of this profound device. He could perceive the Origin Power within, understanding its connection to space, and perhaps identifying it as a node for spatial teleportation.
Chu Yi wasn't entirely sure about the specifics of distancing himself or how to apply the technique.
It was perfectly normal for Chu Yi to be curious.
He wasn't just idly meddling; Chu Yi had a strategy in mind.
For starters, there was something off about that healer.
How did he manage to infiltrate the place?
This was a crucial question.
The Fairmoor City government had invested heavily to ensure the smooth running of the national examination, and Chu Yi was well aware that no one was more concerned about potential issues than they were.
And this healing center...
It was, without a doubt, of paramount importance to Fairmoor, even more so than the venues designated for competitions!
While problems at those sites could be rectified, any issues here could have catastrophic consequences.
The individuals admitted here were the cream of the crop, the top talents, the future of humanity.
Furthermore, their presence indicated they had sustained serious injuries.
Otherwise, simple treatments would suffice.
Their arrival signified that these exceptional talents had lost their combat capabilities.
An intrusion here would result in losses beyond imagination.
This center was already among the most secure locations in Fairmoor, and now...
At such a time, the Fairmoor government had doubled down on its significance.
Chu Yi was acutely aware of this. He sensed that at least three elite Diamonds were constantly patrolling the area, vigilant against any mishaps.
Not too far off, numerous formidable beings were stationed, all to ensure absolute security.
As such, anyone who could access the sanatorium at this juncture should ostensibly be above reproach.
Yet, the ease with which the healer entered the facility puzzled Chu Yi.
Of course, if such an issue arose, it would merely indicate the healer's adeptness, hardly enough to pique Chu Yi's interest.
What truly intrigued Chu Yi was the healer's behavior.
Yes, his behavior.
The people backing the healer must have paid a hefty price to secure his entry into this critical establishment.
Logically speaking, shouldn't there be a massacre upon entering this place?
These formidable beings had lost their combat abilities, and due to the treatment pods, many of the elite had fallen into hibernation. Attacking them now would catch them completely off guard.
Yet, the previous therapist didn't take this route!
He merely tinkered with the machinery, showing no interest in harming Lee Zi.
And now, with this equipment capable of spatial teleportation...
Chu Yi seemed to have realized something...
Without overthinking, he knew that if he wanted the truth, he should simply go and see for himself!
Indeed, Chu Yi had made his decision!
With no pressing matters at hand, why not take a look?
The Chu Yi of the past would never have considered this, but he was no longer the man he used to be!
Now, with the full might of his Stellar Combat Body, not even the Sky Level War Gods of Earth could stand against him.
Should he unleash his full power...
Chu Yi was aware that on Earth, apart from the supreme Demon Kings in the Life Restricted Area and the yet-to-return hidden overlords, he was nearly invincible.
Moreover, with the power of the Immortal Tao at his disposal, even if he couldn't win, escape was always an option.
Thus, Chu Yi was resolute.
There was some risk, of course, but he felt the venture was worthwhile.
The adversary's actions were clearly focused on Lee Zi. Without clarity on the matter, how would he handle future threats?
Considering the enemy could infiltrate this place, there likely wasn't a spot on Earth impervious to their reach.
Hence, it was crucial for Chu Yi to understand the enemy's motives and plans.
With this in mind, Chu Yi didn't hesitate.
He deactivated the defenses and approached another treatment pod. Recalling the previous therapist's setup, he rearranged the equipment and stepped into the pod himself.
The next moment, Chu Yi lay in the pod, his eyes closed, and his face and even his physique began to transform.
Seconds later, another 'Lee Zi' materialized!
The Art of Transformation!
This supreme immortal art was said to be capable of altering anything to the extreme, even to the point of replacing the Heavenly Dao and becoming a new embodiment.
During the era of Immortals and Demons, the Art of Transformation was among the most elite and forbidden of immortal arts, renowned for its terrifying power.
While Chu Yi couldn't transform into an existence akin to the Heavenly Dao, mimicking Lee Zi was within his capabilities.
Even with his strength not fully restored, transforming into Lee Zi was not a tall order. He didn't need to learn everything about Lee Zi or become him entirely; a mere resemblance in appearance was a simple feat for him.
The next moment, a small, intricate object appeared at Chu Yi's fingertips.
It was the same device the therapist had, and it looked like he was about to press a button.
Chu Yi realized that this must be the key to activating the device.
Taking a deep breath and steadying his emotions, Chu Yi pressed the button...
...
Spatial Teleportation was a profoundly complex ability, distinct from other laws.
Most laws could be grasped with sufficient power.
But space and time were known as the most enigmatic of forces.