Ferya glanced at Wang Teng with a strange expression, as a serious question surfaced in her mind—

How much money does he have?

Does a baron from the Great Qian Empire have that much money?

She became more curious about him.

Even before planet Light Velvet was developed, he had already gifted them a cosmos level spacecraft, which was equivalent to an investment of tens of billions. This made her feel a little ashamed.

She felt poor in comparison, and she obviously wasn’t.

“If you leave this ship with us, what about you?” the grand elder asked worriedly.

That’s right. Does this guy have other ships? Ferya was taken aback, realizing she had underestimated him.

“I have another ship. It’s the one I mainly use. This cosmos ship is just a spare,” Wang Teng explained.

The grand elder nodded and put the matter to rest. “Then, I wish you a smooth journey ahead!”

Wang Teng and Ferya bid farewell to the light velvet people and left the planet.

Out in space—the two vessels moved side by side. Both youths were standing on top of their ships, while looking at each other in the distance.

“Wang Teng, don’t rank too low in the League of Talents. I will laugh at you if you do,” Ferya said.

“You think too much,” Wang Teng replied calmly.

“How about comparing who gets a higher ranking?” Ferya challenged.

“What’s there to compare between different organizations?” He shook his head.

“Why are you so boring?” Ferya rolled her eyes. “The Great Qian Empire is not too different from the Pan-Cosmic Alliance. The league’s ranks aren’t that different, either.”

“Are you afraid?”

“Afraid? I never knew how to spell the word,” he said calmly.

“It’s settled then. I will pay attention to the Great Qian Empire’s League.” Ferya waved a hand and disappeared from the top of her ship.

Her silver-white heaven level craft accelerated rapidly, turning into a streak of light before it vanished.

“This violent woman really likes to pick a fight.” Wang Teng shook his head.

“She’s competitive… wanting to compare with you.” Round Ball smiled as it appeared on Wang Teng’s shoulder, looking in Ferya’s general route.

“She can compare if she wants to. I’m too lazy to play with her,” Wang Teng said, “Let’s switch to the Flaming River since she’s gone.”

He then waved a hand and the cosmos level spacecraft disappeared. It was replaced by a larger ship, quietly floating in space like a terrifying universe behemoth.

“It’s really troublesome to avoid prying eyes,” Wang Teng complained.

“What else can you do? You want to keep a low profile,” Round Ball replied.

The young man felt helpless. He wanted to reach the universe stage as soon as possible, all to stop needing to hide like that.

Even reaching the heaven stage would be good; at least he wouldn’t fear average universe warriors.

He then entered the ship. Round Ball manned the controls and led the ship into the dark universe, reaching top speed.

Destination—the Great Qian Empire’s Battle Planet!

It was an extremely large planet located in a remote part of the Great Qian Empire. It was a place filled with danger. Not only did all kinds of powerful star beasts thrive there, the environment was unique; the planet was plagued with dangerous places.

Even if heaven stage warriors entered those dangerous places, they were at risk of having trouble getting out.

That same Battle Planet would serve as the venue for the League of Talents.

If a group of celestial warriors entered, only the top talents would be able to leave safely.

Death had always been the recurring theme on such an event.

Even though many powerful warriors were posted, it was impossible to guarantee that all participants and attendees could survive.

The competition was cruel; death and opportunity coexisted. It all depended on the individual and how they would fare.

Those who lasted till the end would definitely get unimaginable opportunities.

Countless other talents were also heading there. The planet, which has been desolate for a thousand years, was lively once again.

Everyone knew that the event was about to begin; they had already made preparations to be there.

Some would arrive half a year prior.

Why so early?

Because everyone knew that the League Of Talents was one of the most important events in the Great Qian Empire!

If they were late, the space outside the Battle Planet would be occupied, preventing them from watching the live battles.

This was similar to the emotion caused by football or basketball matches. Some people just liked to watch it live to experience the enthusiasm and passion.

The same was true for the League of Talents.

Even if there was a live broadcast, it didn’t stop their passion.

Watching it live was far better than watching the live feed!

Of course, there were also people who went there… to do business.

After all, the event attracted countless people. No matter what you sold over there, it would be extremely popular; you could simply earn universe coins left and right.

It was the opportunity of a lifetime. Many smart people were already taking action.

Their business wasn’t shabby!

…

Wang Teng didn’t know how grand the League of Talents would be. He was sorting out the items the grand elder had given him in his space fragment at the moment.