Chapter 745 - 468: Continuous Enlightenment (Part 2)

Chapter 745: Chapter 468: Continuous Enlightenment (Part 2)

Additionally, carrying the three of them would not impact Wang Ye’s speed. It’s worth noting that Wang Ye’s current body weight far exceeds several tons. Merely carrying three men weighing a little over a hundred pounds each wouldn’t increase his burden. At most, it would only increase the wind resistance during flying, but the Biological Force Field could easily solve this problem. The formless Biological Force Field can form a streamlined shield in front of them, minimizing the impact of wind resistance.

Wang Ye carried them into the sky, soaring through the clouds at over Mach 20, leaving them utterly amazed.

Despite being seasoned fighter pilots, fully accustomed to high-speed flying at high altitudes, their previous top speeds were around Mach 3. They had never experienced anything like Mach 20 before, especially soaring without any visual obstructions, surveying the entire sky below. This method of flying is far more exhilarating than piloting a fighter jet.

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Soon, they landed on a beach at the edge of Japan.

After a brief preparation, the three astronauts geared up and got ready to start the Superman Triathlon challenge.

Thanks to Wang Ye assimilating the ability to absorb ultraviolet rays into them, they wouldn’t have to stop due to energy shortages during the challenge.

For this reason, they carried very little equipment and supplies, only some very necessary emergency gear like signal flares.

Which they could use to send a signal asking Wang Ye for rescue in case of danger. Other than that, they carried nothing else.

Wang Ye gave a few words of caution about safety, and the three of them immediately began sprinting northward.

The terrain of the Island Country is very complex, with mountains, forests, and beaches everywhere. The rules of the Superman Triathlon simply involve running a lap around Japan without specifying a route. Thus, they could seek the most convenient path within the allowed range as they run. This also tested their ability to adapt, as they carried neither GPT devices nor internet-enabled phones, meaning they had to rely solely on their five senses and intuition to determine the best direction to run. This was a daunting test of their geographical knowledge, logical thinking, and stamina.

Once the three left the beach and disappeared into the jungle, Wang Ye sat down cross-legged on the spot, gradually igniting a Blazing Red Lotus outside his body, obviously commencing the cultivation of Samadhi True Fire.

Although his eyes were tightly closed, his spirit seemed like an invisible giant net gradually spreading out.

His Primordial Spirit gradually ascended, ever higher, until it overlooked the ground below.

The range of his Primordial Spirit’s perception, under the blessing of the Samadhi True Fire, extended from an initial diameter of one kilometer to ten kilometers, and then continued to expand to one hundred kilometers, one thousand kilometers, until the entire Island Country was encompassed within his perception range. This allowed him to sit still cultivating while observing the situation of the three astronauts.

At this moment, the trio had already sprinted several kilometers away, relying on their enhanced physical qualities.

Leading the way was Wu Chen, as he had adapted to his body for the longest time and had a foundation in Tai Chi. His running speed left the other two far behind, resembling a swift wolf darting rapidly through the rugged mountains and fields at speeds approaching one hundred kilometers per hour, faster than an ordinary car. His eyes meticulously observed the surrounding terrain, and at such a rapidly changing pace, the information his five senses received per second was immense, akin to riding a racing motorcycle at speeds exceeding two hundred kilometers per hour, where riders can’t predict any accident but rely solely on their instincts to respond.

However, Wu Chen seemed to effortlessly take in every terrain detail within a few hundred meters, analyzing in real-time what actions to take to avoid danger.

His speed continued to increase as if he had completely mastered his body. Yet only Wang Ye knew that Wu Chen had not yet reached the limit of his spiritual power.

Typically, without any training, an ordinary person’s physical potential can be likened to that of a First-level Athlete, but it usually takes many years of training to elevate one’s muscle strength and coordination to a high enough level to break past a First-level Athlete’s performance. This is largely because ordinary people’s spiritual power is too low to keep up with their physical potential.

The current situation for Wu Chen and the two trailing him were similar.

But evidently, their intuition was much sharper than ordinary people’s, rapidly increasing the speed at which they adapted to their enhanced bodies. Despite likely not realizing it themselves, their speed was visibly increasing. In just a dozen minutes, their average speed rose from an initial fifty kilometers per hour to one hundred and fifty kilometers per hour.

They maneuvered their powerful bodies with increasing fluency. As time progressed, they gradually entered a state of flow accompanied by moments of enlightenment. While ordinary people can occasionally enter a state of flow during work, they’re easily interrupted and rarely sustain it for more than an hour or two at a time. Yet, as the most intelligent and physically capable individuals within the human population, they typically manage to maintain this state effectively. Their skill level skyrockets once in a state of flow, continuing until they hit the next barrier.

Whoosh!!!

The trio’s running speed accelerated continuously, and if one could somehow visualize their spiritual power at this moment, it would be apparent that their spiritual power was solidifying gradually. If the spiritual power of ordinary people can be seen as a small creek, then theirs was experiencing a flood, with countless creeks merging into a vast river and ocean, making their spiritual power increasingly formidable.

Even a trace of true Telekinesis began to form,

starting with Wu Chen.

An invisible "aura" emanated around him, repelling any branches or insects, pushed away by a gust of wind surging from within.

And as his Telekinesis grew, an intangible propulsion force gradually began to increase his speed.

The prowess of the two men behind Wu Chen also grew closer, closing the gap with him.

This process bore a remarkable resemblance to Wang Ye’s evolution, except that Wang Ye had to explore the path himself, making his evolution progress very slow.

Wu Chen and his companions, however, were evolving while standing on Wang Ye’s shoulders, making strides rapidly.

In the blink of an eye, they surpassed the progress that took Wang Ye several days during his initial evolution.

Even Wang Ye couldn’t help but comment: "These guys are really lucky."

Though he had a cheat, without any predecessors to pave the way, he had to explore everything on his own.

During his evolution, Wang Ye faced numerous challenges and questioned whether his chosen path was correct, undergoing numerous hardships to reach his current stage. But he knew countless unknown choices still awaited him in the future, reflecting the loneliness of solo evolution.

Wu Chen and the others’ progress was merely a result of coerced rapid growth,

gaining a transient boost in strength not truly their own, making further notable progress difficult thereafter.

They will never match the ability achieved by Wang Ye through one step at a time evolution.

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