Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

Chapter 1397: Chapter 9 Ting Tian Pavilion [Three updates complete.]

Jia Yan never thought that when he was a Dignitary, he wasn’t considered a top-level genius. Yet now, draped in the Conceptual Ship, he is deemed as a top-tier genius of the Secondary Level.

Having fought geniuses from outside forces, Jia Yan believes that his current strength, while wearing the Conceptual Ship, is at most the peak of a High-Level Talent Secondary Barrier Level. Not quite at the level of a top-tier genius.

Of course, he doesn’t know what a true top-tier genius even looks like, but Jia Yan is firmly confident: should a top-tier Secondary Powerhouse appear, he dares to fight them. Even if he temporarily falls to a disadvantage, relying on the evolutionary powers of his Evolved Beast Body combined with the Conceptual Ship’s energy advantage, the final victor is still uncertain!

”What I said earlier isn’t wrong. Since I’ve already arrived in the Dark Realm, no matter what brought me here, I must now focus on finding ways to grow stronger. Besides, in this realm, I can feel a sense of life-and-death tension I haven’t felt for a long time. Not taking on mercenary-like work here would just be too dull.”

Jia Yan and his Avatar have once again entered Subspace. Previously, he flew through the Universe slowly to conceal his rapid recovery speed from the female monster. Now, after entering Subspace, the speed of the Conceptual Ship skyrocketed, with Jia Yan moving faster than the super-speed ships while advancing forward.

Jia Yan understands that the strength he currently possesses is formidable. The battle he just fought against a Semi-permanent Star powerhouse is proof of that. With such power, he fears nothing now.

”The name I’m using now is Mo Ke. This name will surely become renowned throughout the Dark Realm in the future.”

Jia Yan chuckled at the thought, but he couldn’t help wondering what the real Mo Ke’s reaction would be upon discovering that his name was being used to forge legends across several regions of the Milky Way.

After flying for half a day, Jia Yan exited Subspace and checked the Star Chart.

”This is fairly close to the edge of this Dark Realm. If I continue flying, I’ll leave the realm. So, I’ll stop here.”

Scanning the surrounding Starry Sky, Jia Yan noted that the Genius Battlefield lacked nothing—in particular, the interstellar matter obstructing space routes was so abundant it became nauseating.

He chose a piece of interstellar matter about a hundred kilometers in diameter and landed on its surface.

”This will be my starting point in the Dark Realm. Let’s first establish my dwelling here.”

His eyes sparkled with a hint of joy. Nothing exhilarates him more than building a home with his own hands.

It reminded him of his days as a tiny Larva, fashioning a home with pebbles in a filthy pond. Even now, Jia Yan still holds a special sentiment for the concept of ”home.”

Using his sharp forelimbs and the muscle fibers of his Avatar, he started cleaning up the interstellar matter piece by piece.

Two terrifying Secondary Level geniuses working together to tidy up a hundred-kilometer-diameter celestial body felt excessive. Yet it took Jia Yan less than three days to strip it down to a clean state.

On the flat terrain, he constructed a massive building five hundred meters tall, spanning five kilometers in circumference, using rubble from the celestial body.

Admittedly, everything was still rudimentary, with little attention to detail.

But having a framework was enough for now. This was the best Jia Yan could achieve at the moment.

After some deliberation, Jia Yan used rubble to carve a large sign adorning the building’s entrance. On it was inscribed: ”Ting Tian Pavilion.”

The text wasn’t written in the commonly used interstellar language; instead, it was written in Huaxia characters from Earth—and in regular script at that.

Though Jia Yan hadn’t returned to Huaxia for a long time, his exceptional memory retained many things from his previous life. His foot control was deft enough to replicate authentic regular script.

”Not bad.”

Jia Yan gazed at the inscription on the building, satisfied, but abruptly fell silent.

Memories from the distant past resurfaced, stirring feelings within him and leaving his emotions complex and mixed.

The name ”Ting Tian Pavilion,” imbued with Huaxia essence, awakened thoughts of ancient Huaxia philosophies in his mind.