MC Creative Mode: Wholesale Perpetual Motion Machine

Chapter 15 Lightspeed Horse
As for the NPCs just now, although the sounds they made had different tones, they were all dull and hollow.

"Only a living person could make that sound, right? Even if it's an NPC, it should be an important NPC with a relevant scene and a chain quest, right?"

Fang Zheng became anxious. "How can I find him?"

He really wanted to find a living person to talk to, instead of being attacked by the golden-armored puppets and the white tiger and vermillion bird outside the city, or just looking at the NPCs in the city who looked colorful but only moved along fixed routes.

Fang Zheng quickly began searching the boat. "Where's the cockpit? If it's a boat, even an all-metal sailboat from the world of immortal cultivation, it should have a cockpit and a rudder, right?"

After searching for a while, Fang Zheng anxiously came to the corner of a cabin and found a disk that looked like a rudder. The wall here was completely transparent, allowing him to see directly into the far end of the cabin. "Found it!"

With anxiety, Fang Zheng approached the rudder, and then, the creative mode screen buttons familiar to MC players appeared on both sides of the view.

You should know that although Fang Zheng is in creative mode, his perspective usually does not have buttons to control the movement of the character like those on mobile phone screens. Instead, he can rise, fall, move forward and backward at his own will, which is much more flexible than controlling with buttons.

On the tablet that Fang Zheng often plays with, in the creative mode buttons, the left side controls forward, backward, left, and right, while the right side controls jumping, crouching, rising, and falling.

"It actually works!" Fang Zheng immediately started to try it.

Fortunately, it is not difficult to control. It is similar to controlling a boat in MC to sail on the water, except that it has an additional lifting function.

(The Immortal Realm is blocked, and there is no way forward...)
In the vast vacuum, from time to time some frozen meteors and huge ships were passed by.

However, Fang Zheng was limited by the frame rate of his cube body and could not see those things clearly. He could only vaguely control the ship, running in this vacuum, and getting as close to the direction of the "sound" as possible.

It flew from the city gate into the city for a long time, and the old and sad voice became louder and louder.

Faintly, a vast land and a dark abyss in a corner of the land appeared in Fang Zheng's perspective.

"Oh no! It's too late to brake!" Fang Zheng only then realized that he was not a cultivator at all and did not have the reaction ability to control a spacecraft of this level.

According to the scenes observed before, the surrounding objects have undergone drastic redshift and blueshift, and everything is stretched into a line, which means that the flying speed of the spacecraft may have reached the sub-light speed level.

Although I don't know the exact percentage of the speed of light, even if it is only 1% of the speed of light, with Fang Zheng's reaction speed of 120 frames per second, it would be too late to brake when he sees things in front of him.

In this incredibly huge city, which is measured in light years, the vegetation is lush and the mountains are rolling, just like the common descriptions in the novels about cultivating immortals.

The trees are so huge that it is difficult to describe them in words. A single branch and leaf is as tall as a mountain, and the top is so high that you can't see it. It is hard to imagine how large a population can be accommodated by just one tree.

Magnificent sacred mountains that seemed to be shaped from an entire planet stood in the sky. There were grand waterfalls everywhere that looked like entire oceans pouring down, and super-giant lakes that were larger than the oceans and as wide as the entire planet.

This is a vast world similar to those in fantasy cultivation novels, so absurdly large that it even feels a bit old-fashioned.

It's just that everything is still and stagnant.

Whether it is the thick fog that permeates the sky and the earth, or the magnificent waterfall that pours down like the ocean, everything is still.

In this still world, there was only a streak of light flying straight from afar, tilting and crashing towards the ground.

It was too late to brake, and by the time Fang Zheng reacted, he had already crashed.

However, chains suddenly materialized from thin air, forcing the ship, which was hurtling at 80% sub-light speed, to a point where the space in front of it was forcibly sealed. Using space itself as a buffer, the ship's impact potential energy was gradually drained away, and it was pinned directly to the ground.

This is a traction formation covering the entire city to prevent ships from losing control and crashing.

Although it was placed on the ground and its kinetic energy had been drained by the defensive formation, the ship should have completely lost its power after the phantom of the divine source that was replicated and filled with the laws of the fairyland barrier inside disappeared.

However, due to the MC lever placed by Fang Zheng, the power of the ship was maintained at full capacity contrary to common sense, forcibly resisting the power of the traction formation, and finally exploded into a mushroom cloud covering an area of ​​a thousand miles.

Boom boom boom! ! !
Infinite light and infinite heat are released.

It was like a million nuclear bombs exploding...

No! That was the power of tens of millions, hundreds of millions, even billions of nuclear bombs exploding!
This is the shadow of an insignificant warship engraved on the barrier of the fairy world during the heyday of the fairy world, in the majestic pass that guarded the fairy world's boundary.

Supported by the laws of the Immortal Realm Fragment Barrier, although its destructive power and defense capabilities are far inferior to those of a real physical warship, it also has performance close to that of a real warship.

Even if it was just an explosion, it would be enough to kill a saint and seriously injure a monk at the Saint King level.

However, just a moment later, the mushroom cloud that was a thousand miles high and continued to grow endlessly with no sign of slowing down was blocked and wiped out by the sudden appearance of the formation pattern.

The warship, which was originally a shadow of the law, disappeared without a trace, leaving only Fang Zheng, the block man in creative mode who was immortal, indestructible, and could not be harmed or forced to move.

Gazing at the gradually fading golden array pattern in the sky, and the waterfall within its coverage that had suddenly started flowing and now stopped again, Fang Zheng seemed to be lost in thought.

(The Immortal Realm is sealed off, and there is no way forward on the Immortal Path...)
The old and sad voice became louder.

Fang Zheng murmured, "It should be around here. Let's look for it first."

He recalled seeing what looked like a black pit before he fell, and "the sound seemed to come from that pit."

Carefully recalling the scene he had just seen, Fang Zheng looked at the towering trees around him, each of whose leaves was as big as a mountain, and recalculated the proportions.

"Let me calculate the size of that crater. It should be as big as Mars. How can I find it if it's so big?"

Looking at the stillness around him, Fang Zheng tilted his head. "Oh, right? Now that those golden-armored men aren't interfering here, I can try breeding a light-speed horse for travel."

So, Fang Zheng began to breed light-speed horses.

First build a large fence, throw monster eggs into the monster spawner to refresh a bunch of block horses, select the fastest one, kill the others, and then continue.

After finding a group of the fastest runners, Fang Zheng continuously used throwing agility potions on them and fed them apples and wheat, forcing them into a breeding state.

Then let the pony grow up, throw the Agility Potion again to breed, and repeat.

As time went by, horses reproduced for many generations, and the speed of each generation was directly raised to the upper limit.

After some time...

(End of this chapter)