Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

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He remembered the words in the description of the Brainwave Techniques, this behavior was a normal manifestation of overuse.

After only a few times of using it, Jia Yan felt like he couldn’t take it anymore!

He couldn’t help but sigh, it seemed he still needed to practice this Brainwave Power more in the future.

Otherwise, he would get tired after just a few words, and communication wouldn’t be possible at all?!

He didn’t know that Daphne on the other side was witnessing his performance very clearly.

At this moment, there was a strange glimmer in her eyes!

“He managed to complete the elementary learning of Brainwave Power in just two days.

Is this talent unique to evolutionary creatures?

No!

Not even an evolutionary creature could have such a powerful talent.

This Mr.

Giant Mosquito is indeed a unique existence!”

“If he knew that it took me at least three years to learn this step and another three hundred years to convert Brainwave Power into an attacking force, he would probably find it unbelievable, wouldn’t he?”

Daphne watched the video of Jia Yan.

The Big Mosquito at this time seemed like a diligent student, often looking at books and then using his Brainwave Techniques in the air.

It was as if communicating with people was a tremendous desire of his.

Even Daphne could see his impatient behavior!

“Well, now that he’s mastered the art of brainwave communication this fast, I’m even more excited about the next steps!

I hope that the decision I’ve made isn’t wrong!” As she watched the rapid advancement of the Big Mosquito’s ability, the strange glow in Daphne’s eyes intensified even more!

The spacecraft continued to fly in the pitch-black universe.

Within the spacecraft, everything seemed no different from Earth, from the air to the gravity and humidity, which were very similar to those around Shanghu City where Jia Yan first came from.

This comfortable environment made him forget that he was in the universe, the spacecraft moving rapidly in an environment where air, gravity, and even matter were extremely scarce.

Despite several battles, the lonely spacecraft was still moving at a high speed, and it was still in a state of acceleration!

Accelerate, accelerate, and then accelerate even more!

It seemed like this acceleration had no end!

Its speed had already reached a point where Jia Yan couldn’t estimate, but even so, it seemed insignificant in the vastness of the universe, in this mysterious and profound world.

The infinite universe seemed to devour all things.

Although it was so mysterious and beautiful, its vast expanse caused all entities that wished to unravel its mysteries to fail.

Even if it was faster, it wouldn’t feel anything in front of the universe that was measured in light years.

The universe’s vastness was so despairing for all creatures!

However, Jia Yan wasn’t aware of all this at the moment, or to put it another way, creatures that hadn’t reached a certain level of evolution wouldn’t be able to comprehend such despair.

The more advanced a civilization was, the more it despaired of this vastness.

There is a saying in the Cosmic Laws which the Earth people know about, but the civilizations that have stepped into space understand it even more clearly, and more profoundly!

That is – Space equals Time!

In front of the vast space, you have no time.

Even if your speed reaches the theoretically fastest speed in this universe, the speed of light, it would be of no use.

Only by spending an innumerable amount of time to slowly explore this vast and mysterious universe, will it unveil a fragment of itself to you.

Yet, when you glimpse what’s behind the veil, you can only despair because there’s always more about it that you’ll never be able to discover, not even if you exhaust a lifetime or travel until the end of the universe’s lifespan.

Jia Yan thought the speed of the spacecraft now was already beyond his imagination, but Daphne, who was piloting the spacecraft, felt a bit helpless when she looked at the data of her spacecraft.

She knew all too well that the flying stick, the vehicle they were in, was a mode of transportation that hadn’t been maintained for three centuries and had fought hard battles in recent days.

As it stands now, the flying stick was worn and battered, no longer the swift flyer it once was.

At most, it was operating at two-thirds of its peak performance!

“Looking at our speed now, our voyage is going to take about a month to get to our destination.

I only hope that this so-called Mr.

Giant Mosquito will improve in the meantime.

At least in communication there should be no problem, so that future battles can proceed smoothly!” she thought.

With those thoughts in mind, Daphne set aside her worries and focused on piloting the vehicle.

“I … I … am … a … mos … quito…

Big Mosquito … Mosquito…”

Meanwhile, in another part of the spacecraft, Jia Yan was still persisting with his attempts.

His skills were advancing quite rapidly, so in a matter of days, the Big Mosquito gradually mastered the pronunciation of more words.

However, his pronunciation was still not quite accurate; it reminded one of a child learning to speak.

Yet for someone from a previous life who already possessed language skills, articulate speech was one thing.

What he needed to break through now was understanding and optimizing the way he pronounced words.

Three days passed in no time.

“The…so-called…brainwave…power, where is … it … car …

ried … in the…brain…?”

Jia Yan, facing the book in front of him, continued to read out loud all the words he encountered!

The manly voice echoed faintly in the air, and compared to a few days earlier, it had improved tremendously.

Although the deep voice still persisted, it was no longer clumsy, and the pitch of the voice had leveled out significantly.

For a creature who had only learned brainwave pronunciation in a matter of days, this was a huge leap forward!

Jia Yan also read in the textbook that citizens of this ‘Empire’ who mastered the ability to vocalize using brain power within a year were considered brilliant prodigies.

They were even allowed to study for free at their so-called ‘Imperial Capital University’!

As for Jia Yan, it took him less than a week to not only learn how to vocalize using his brain power, but also to level up to the point where he could communicate with people.

And there was a big difference between merely ‘learning’ something and truly mastering it!

However, he did not let his guard down.

He knew he was not going to any of this ‘Empire’s’ schools with his current status.

Even if he made it clear that he meant no harm to their so-called ‘Empire’ civilization, it wouldn’t make any difference!

After several days of reading, Jia Yan had a basic understanding of this ‘Empire’.

This empire was unmistakably the great civilization to which Daphne belonged.

This civilization was home to many species, which were all from planets that the empire had conquered, and these species were likened to the native peoples of those planets.

Daphne had said that their civilization had no interest in Earth.

That was to be taken quite literally.

This civilization already seemed very bulky.

To them, even if a distant civilized planet had resources, they had no intention of invading it.

After getting to know many civilizations, they realized that within their known starfield, there were many civilizations with levels and strengths not inferior to theirs, and even more powerful stellar civilization forces seemed to exist in more distant places.

The only reason there was no communication between them was because the distances were too large.

This information was written quite clearly in the books.

The books Jia Yan read were somewhat official textbooks, so in addition to the regular curriculum, they also contained nuggets of trivia and strange incidents to incite the learners’ thirst for knowledge.

From these little pieces of trivia, Jia Yan learned a lot.

For example, the so-called ‘evolutionary creatures’ were the originators of the power of the brain.

Several civilizations found inspiration and research directions from evolutionary creatures, which led to significant progress in the research of brain power.

After several large civilizations exchanged ideas with each other, they gradually formed the mature system that exists today!

This was why Jia Yan knew that his pledge of loyalty to this so-called Empire would be futile!

These civilizations could regard the native inhabitants of an invaded civilized planet as citizens, but would never consider an evolutionary creature as one!

Evolutionary creatures were either pets or enemies, and certainly never considered equals!

(To be continued.

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