This Is Really Not Mechanical Ascension Chapter 926

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“A wall?” Everyone pondered in their hearts.

“An invisible wall?” Li Ming also mused, wasn’t it a metal wall?

Everyone kept asking, eager to know more. Mikhail paused for a moment and said with some helplessness: “As much as I hate to repeat this phrase, I must say, we have exhausted all possible means.”

Everyone exchanged glances, their expressions strange. It was the first time they heard this phrase, and indeed they were quite cautious and solemn.

And then they saw Li Ming achieve a difficult victory in the arena.

The second time they heard this phrase, they also saw an incomparably hard block of metal, which Li Ming inexplicably opened.

The previous laboratory, however, had been directly blown up by the Abyss Clan.

Hearing it again this time, there was no longer any ripple in their hearts.

This phrase no longer carried any weight.

Mikhail also knew the result, so he remained silent, leading the way ahead. After flying for a while, he stopped, looking gravely at the outer boundary.

“The space-time molecule lock has collapsed and is accelerating its expansion… we have less than a month left.”

“Only a month left?” Cedric was shocked; it had been three months just a moment ago, and now only one month remains.

“The recent explosion triggered a chain reaction,” Mikhail said in a deep voice, “The space-time molecule lock in this region and the spatial isolation state outside formed a delicate balance, which prevented this area from collapsing, but now that balance has been broken.”

“Let’s hurry.” He furrowed his brow and continued to lead the way.

“It seems like we’re heading toward the center of the ruins…” Li Ming estimated the direction, having a full model of the ruins in his hand, he could roughly deduce the location.

As he thought about it, he had also opened the control page, found the remaining two Mechanical Guards, and began upgrading them covertly.

More than three billion in metal energy must be used when necessary.

The Abyss Clan was lurking in the shadows, and as they neared the last place, he didn’t know if there would be any revealing situations; upgrading first was the best course.

The two remaining Mechanical Guards underwent silent changes in the control bar, with the insignias becoming more refined and perfect.

Having six S-level Mechanical Guards with him, when in Guardian Armament mode, his comprehensive energy level exceeded 600X, even surpassing Lancaster.

As long as he wasn’t facing multiple opponents, he could easily manage the situation.

While he was upgrading the Mechanical Guards, the Red River Star Stream, a small spaceship, had already crossed the Storm Zone and reached the core region.

Everywhere here was nearly filled with space-time turbulence, intersecting, colliding, and swirling chaotically, twisting around.

Under the influence of these turbulences, space became extremely unstable, sometimes expanding and sometimes contracting, as if it would collapse at any moment.
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Each area of turbulence held unpredictable power, and touching it by mistake could cause one to be swept into an endless space-time vortex, forever lost in unknown dimensions.

Yet the small spaceship stood firm, not only was its material extraordinarily hard, but its surface was also covered with layers of various symbols, navigating through all the turbulences perilously.

Inside the spaceship, the Holy Mother looked at the chaotic data on the screen, feeling a lingering fear, “The space-time turbulence in this core region is far more terrifying than we imagined. Without Lord Levinbeck’s spaceship, we would find it impossible to move even an inch.”

Levinbeck looked gravely intense, with his blood-and-flesh limbs connected to the spaceship port, continuously supplying alchemy material to keep the spaceship running.

“How much farther? If we continue deeper, even this spaceship won’t hold up.” Levinbeck spoke in a low voice.

“Almost there. I sense we’re very close.” The Prophet stretched out his hand, as if perceiving something.

Levinbeck remained expressionless, as the other had said the same thing half a month ago.

“Isn’t it too terrifying if Azure Dragon can establish a base in such a place?” The Holy Mother spoke hesitantly.

“We’re already here, you two aren’t thinking of backing down now, are you?” Levinbeck glanced over.

“I’m just amazed, the strength of Azure Dragon or the Forging Hammer shouldn’t be that strong.” The Holy Mother shook her head. They had never thoroughly ventured deep into the Red River Star Stream.

The conditions in the core region were even more dreadful than they had imagined. Just navigating here was extremely dangerous, let alone establishing a base.

If Azure Dragon can really achieve it, the strength must be unimaginable.

Before Levinbeck could respond, the three of them felt the spaceship tremble, and everything before their eyes changed abruptly, as if pulled away in a jump.

Soon, it seemed they entered a desolate starry universe, dark and silent, the spatial turbulence around vanished as well, everything returning to silence.

“Where is this…” Levinbeck’s expression was slightly stunned.

The three became vigilant, cautiously observing their surroundings as if they were inside a black hole, with no boundaries in sight, nor any concept of space.

The three cautiously left the spaceship, even though they were all experienced X-level life forms, they couldn’t help but feel a bit of fear at this moment.

“What is this place? Azure Dragon’s base?” The Holy Mother couldn’t help but speak.

“Something’s not right…” Levinbeck furrowed his brow, and then his pupils suddenly shrank, “It’s coming!”

Boom!

An invisible wave came from nowhere, violently sweeping over the three of them, their faces turning pale instantly, their mouths spewing blood, their clothes ripped to shreds by the force, revealing scarred skin beneath.

Their bones made a crisp cracking sound under the powerful impact, as if they were struck hard by a massive hammer.