Chapitre 1247: 399. Unexpected Place_2

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Countless celestial bodies passed by him as white points of light, too fast for Noland Lee to make out their specific appearance and size. He couldn't even track a single one from the moment it appeared directly in front of him to the moment it disappeared behind him.

It was too fast, the teleportation speed was too fast, and it was a straight line, without any curves.

Noland often saw celestial bodies emerge as specks in front of him, before rapidly growing into massive gray planets that hurtled toward him, their craters and mountains clearly visible on the surface.

Fortunately, teleportation through inner and outer cosmos didn't result in physical collisions, or else Noland would have been smashed into pulp by countless planets or devoured by the dazzling stars halfway through his journey.

After moving rapidly through the starry sky for an indefinite period, a planet with reddish-brown land appeared before Noland.