CHAPTER 741 THE ARRIVAL (PART ONE)

The purple-crystal ship skidded towards the other end of space turbulent flows while flowing itself at a

great speed.

"Milo, how much longer will it take for us to reach the Purple-crystal Continent?" Darren inquired as he

furrowed his brows and stared out into the sea.

Milo was none other than one of the formerly imprisoned alien creatures whom Darren had requested

to master the green-skinned men's language and their skill of steering boats so he could lead them to

their destination.

"It will take us about ten years, give or take.

But my king, won't we just be putting ourselves in grave danger on our way to the Purple-crystal Content from NôvelDr(a)ma.Org.

Continent? I was told by them that this purple-crystal ship is just one of the small boats that they have

throughout the entire continent. They usually use bigger boats compared to this," Milo asked in

concern, the worried frown on his face decorating his words.

"No need to worry. Elsa and I are capable and strong enough to fight through the dangers that may lay

ahead. Let's collect more purple crystals for the time being so we can make more of these purple-

crystal ships that should allow you to get home safely," Darren concluded.

"That's a great idea!" Milo agreed and nodded his head, his eyes gleaming with expectations at the

thought of going back to his home after years of thinking how he'd stay there for the rest of his life.

They marched on. The huge purple-crystal ship glided its way towards the destination for ten years and

during this period of time, having nothing else to do, Darren and Elsa continued cultivating their skills.

One day, Milo came rushing to the bow of the ship and reported the situation to them with vivid delight.

"Darren, we have finally arrived! Please look over there!" he cried, pointing to the direction of the place.

They looked out, and found that they had already passed the margin of the space turbulent flows.

Ahead of them, about five hundred thousand kilometers away, stood a great continent crowned with

blazing purple light that made their eyes squint.

As they had already passed the torrent of the space turbulent flows, the speed of the purple-crystal

ship was quickened. They anticipated that the ship would cover the remaining five hundred thousand

kilometers in another six hours.

"Wow, this continent is astonishing!"

Staring at the purple light wavering about the land, Elsa cried out with full of curiosity; her eyes almost

shining in delight as she stared out.

"Milo, speed up! Let's get to the Purple-crystal Continent as early as possible," Darren ordered.

"Yes, sir!" Milo replied and rushed back to his place.

The purple-crystal ship hastened forward at an incomparable speed, and soon it had marched about

three hundred thousand kilometers and was soon arriving the continent of their destination.

"What the hell!" Suddenly, Milo's terrified scream broke the silence of the atmosphere.

Looking ahead, they noticed far too many purple-crystal ships at the border of the continent and what

was more, the ships seemed to be sailing towards their direction at a great speed.

"My king, they found us," Milo called to Darren, running to him in fear as his legs shook like jelly.

"Don't worry. I'll take care of them," Darren said, determination dripping from his words.

"I will go with you!" Elsa followed Darren.

Then both of them soared into the sky and flew towards those huge purple-crystal ships, preparing

themselves for future offense.

"Sir, we've located the enemy!" They heard the scout of the foe reporting to his general.

"Kill them all at once!" the general commanded.

After a while, the purple-crystal ships released a thick white fog that could enable them to freeze their

enemies.

"Be careful, Elsa. Don't touch the fog," alarmed Darren in haste.

"You mustn't worry. The fog is no match for me at this speed," replied Elsa.

This was not the first time for them to be greeted with this fog. Before this, they failed in dodging it

because at that time, they had no idea about the effect of it. And even if they had known, the confined

space of their small purple-crystal ship wouldn't have given them the chance to use any skill against it.

Now, unlike last time, they were in midair. They could just as easily move kilometers away in a flash.

There was no way they would be touched by the paralyzing drug.

Whoosh!

Darren and Elsa used and released their sword intents at the same time, and the ships began to shake

violently in the sea, fearing to be flipped over due to both the forces and the currents from below.

Most of the green-skinned men on the ships could not elude the blow and were slain by the sword

intents at length.

To Darren and Elsa, they were too weak and fragile for opponents.

After some time, there were not many living green-skinned men that could be seen on more than one

hundred purple-crystal ships.

Swoosh! Swoosh! Swoosh!

Several of the green-skinned men with purple-crystal spears and armors suddenly ascended from the

main ship and flew towards their targets.

Bang!

They besieged Darren and hit him hard, enough for him to take a step back. After several rounds of

collisions, Darren had a clear acknowledgement of their strength.

'They are comparable to the top level cultivator of the seven-star Grand Realm. These ones are not

bad, ' Darren pondered while his hands were busy with the fight going on around him. A faint smile

tugged on his lips. His quick mind went over all the seven-star grand warriors he knew of and much to

his surprise, he found it difficult to name a man who could be a match for him in terms of strength.

He thought that if he must name one, then Mr. Hanson Xiao and Mr. Mathew Xiao would be the only

two masters who could earn his respect and awe. The others, mighty and powerful as they were, still

could not compete against Darren.

Whoosh!

Darren swung his sword and chopped down at those green-skinned men in mere seconds, not wasting

any energy on those who were too stubborn to back down. In an instant, the group of green-skinned

men were thrown into the air by the force and were shot towards the continent in the far distance as

fast as shooting stars from the sky.

However, it was only a matter of time before they flew back, unscathed as if they weren't thrown

hundreds of thousands of kilometers away a few seconds ago.