I'm the Mysterious Leader of the Salvation Organization

Chapter 569:

Bai Yan had always been inside the witch’s body.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

He could use Merete Chambers’ senses to experience the outside world, and he couldn’t help but feel the urge to reach out and touch Kaluoer and Maryse’s cheeks and hair.

But in the end, he resisted the temptation.

It was not yet time.

He admonished himself in this way.

And if he didn’t control himself now, it would be difficult to explain later.

Finally, after the light faded, the group left amidst the embrace of the crowd.

They set off for another world.

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Bai Yan could feel that…

The scenery before his eyes suddenly transformed.

Have we arrived?

This was a canyon completely built with crystals. Before him, an astounding sight greeted him – an endless expanse of translucent pale blue crystals, appearing incredibly beautiful.

"Seems like this is the Tylor civilization," he said in the witch’s mind.

"Hmm, indeed," Merete Chambers nodded gently, her lips curling into a habitual smile.

Alan furrowed his brow and asked, "Is this the Tylor civilization? The place we’re supposed to go is the main planet of the Tylor civilization, and according to Merete Chambers’ intelligence… the Final Stele is located at the first main planet."

Amy, sitting in her wheelchair, explained, "This place is a satellite planet of the Tylor civilization. In fact, we can’t directly go to the main planet; we have to make a stopover in one of the satellite planets… If we were to go directly, it would have negative consequences."

Maryse blinked in surprise, "What does ‘negative consequences’ mean?"

Amy continued to explain, "The main planet of the Tylor civilization is personally guarded by the mighty deity known as the ‘God of Law’. Anyone, human or non-human, who directly travels through time and space to the main planet without notification or proof will face attacks. In most cases, they end up completely destroyed… The God of Law is considered a formidable presence among the higher gods."

The meaning of her final words was that even for a powerful witch like herself, it would be best to stay obedient and avoid provoking the God of Law.

Amy paused for a moment and concluded, "So… what I mean is that we need to follow the proper procedures and officially ‘transition’ over there, rather than sneak in illegally. Do you understand?"

Aurora nodded gently and said, "I see, so it’s a defense mechanism centered around higher gods… After all, it’s a colossal dominant civilization that has signed contracts with a dozen gods, occupying hundreds of universes and ruling countless planets. They are truly powerful."

Yes, Bai Yan was also well aware of this. In the vast multiverse, apart from a few advanced civilizations, the Tylor civilization, in fact, could be considered as one of the most powerful civilizations in the first tier.

For this colossal behemoth, annihilating individual gods was a breeze.

"So, what should we do next?" Ganis asked Amy, crossing his arms.

"Amy said, ‘We just need to wait,’ " Amy replied.

"Is that all we can do, just wait?" asked Ganis.

"Mmm, I had already investigated beforehand, and soon I will…"

Before Amy could finish speaking, suddenly, a "figure" appeared in front of everyone. In reality, it wasn’t actually a human shape, but a "horse".

It looked like a unicorn made of liquid silver… The unicorn, over two meters tall, didn’t have facial features on its head. Instead, it had six circular openings in its chest, resembling eyes but possibly serving as air vents. On its majestic silver horn, there was a prominent halo of platinum, comprised of various unrecognizable and constantly changing symbols. It was evidently the so-called "Great Law."

Voices emerged in the hearts of the crowd.

[Hello, esteemed guests! Welcome to the Manor of the Silver Horn… My name is ‘Pie’.]

"The Silver Horn, Manor? ‘Pie’?" Alan and the others were completely bewildered.

[Yes, this is the residence of me and the other fifty-two Silver Horn unicorns. This planet is the manor where we live, our home.]

On a planet that resembled a grand manor, there lived a family. Apart from the well-traveled Merete Chambers and Amy, the other people found it somewhat hard to believe.

The unicorn stood before the crowd, continuing to share its telepathic message.

[Please, come and have a look. The members of our Tylor civilization are all very welcoming.]

Worried, Evie exclaimed, "Wait, we want to go to the first main star, your Tylor civilization’s first main star. So, how do we apply for the procedures to go there?"

Kaluoer remained silent throughout the entire journey, yet her facial expression revealed a hint of anxiety.

[Alright, I will help you with the application procedures, but interstellar communication takes time…]

The silver liquid-like unicorn nodded, and its horn, the "Great Law," shimmered twice, as if it was sending some kind of signal.

Everyone stood frozen, completely surprised by how easygoing the other side turned out to be.

[Still no reply, huh? In the meantime, why don’t you all come and take a look at my work?]

The group nodded in agreement, reluctantly following the unicorn named "派" onwards.

Soon, they arrived at the place where "派" worked.

In reality, "派" wasn’t doing anything particularly necessary. He was just on a crystal plain, adjusting the ground and the sky…sometimes creating meadows, sometimes creating oceans, sometimes changing the color of the sky, and sometimes filling the land with variously colored stones.

"What is the purpose of this? Why do we keep changing the form of the ground and the sky, resetting them over and over again?"

Ganis completely couldn’t understand.

[I am painting.]

[In order to achieve a top three ranking in the Universe Painting Contest, and gain the appreciation of the Council and points from the Great Law, just so, it must be done.]

Painting?

Ganis couldn’t understand it any longer. Creating such a big commotion, casually altering the natural environment, all just for painting?

Merete Chambers chimed in, "Actually, you see, some extraordinary beings may possess individual strength, but compared to these colossal civilizations that have existed for who knows how long, they are like nouveau riche, completely unaware of the ways of World."

Ganis shook his head and said, "Hmph, as long as I can fight well enough, it doesn’t matter if I’m a savage!"

[Look here, everyone. This new part of the sea that I just created, the number of waves it produces per minute actually doesn’t conform to the current popular aesthetic definition, but it is indeed a challenging detail to handle…]

[And this patch of grass, it didn’t form a perfect geometric pattern with the adjacent stone wall. Hmm, there’s probably a deviation of about 0.05 millimeters, embarrassingly enough. My technical skills are just not refined enough, the deviation is a bit too significant.]

The voice of the unicorn grew excited.

But no one knew what to say, so they couldn’t dive into this topic of conversation.

Bai Yan suddenly took control of Merete Chambers’ body, using her mouth to speak:

"It is said that the Original People, the most powerful beings in the multi-verse, even have a habit of nurturing primitive civilizations as if playing a simulation game…"

[The Original People are indeed very powerful, and we greatly admire them. In fact, the Tylor civilization also received enlightenment from the Original People in the past… Hmm, just a moment.]

Paige remained silent for a while, feeling a bit embarrassed.

[I’m sorry, but your application to visit the primary star of the 416 universe has been rejected.]

"What?"

Alan clenched his fists.

This situation is not easy to handle now. We can’t just illegally immigrate, as that would incur the attack from the God of Law.

"No matter what, even if we get attacked, we still want to give it a try."

Just as she finished speaking, Amy pulled up a video for him to watch. Alan saw in the video that the God of Law easily extinguished a sun.

"Just now, pretend that you didn’t hear what I said."

He got scared.

The unicorn continued speaking.

[However, there was a turning point in the situation. One of the immortal dragon princes from the council wanted to meet you all.]

Immortal dragon clan?

One of the nine god-level dragon clans, leading the entire Tylor civilization?

Alan nodded and said, "Alright, where shall we meet him?"

Anyway, as long as there is a chance to go to the first primary star, we must give it a try. Everyone agreed without any objections.

["No need, he is coming right now," said Alan.]

The next moment.

A powerful vortex trembled before everyone.

Before long, a magnificent and enormous silver-white dragon, hundreds of meters tall, appeared out of thin air, exuding an awe-inspiring presence.

His gaze, resembling flames, was fixed on the crowd. However, despite the majestic exterior of his eyes, there were noticeable dark circles around them.

["Indeed, it’s you, the little fellow who summoned me back then," he remarked.]

A voice filled with undeniable wisdom resounded, and everyone realized that the subject of the speech was Maryse.

Everyone couldn’t help but glance over, while Maryse was left feeling bewildered.

"What?"

Maryse stood frozen in surprise.

What’s going on?

What is it saying?

I had absolutely no recollection!

On the side, the witch squinted her eyes and looked at the enormous dragon, saying, "Hmm, a divine Dragon of Time."