Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

Jia Yan smiled and said nothing more, directly and silently retreating.

He was guarding the Jia Rong battleship in front of him.

”Should we... chase after him!?”

Seeing that Jia Yan wasn’t engaging in battle, a group of Galaxy Level Powerhouses here became restless.

The Mid-tier Galactic Powerhouse also felt a surge of impulsiveness in his heart, but after thinking it over, he shook his head.

”Forget it, Jia Yan’s strength is indeed something. Just now, I tried to probe him from afar with Brainwave Power, and he was completely unfazed, which means his strength, even if he’s defeated by us, will still cause harm to me or you, potentially even resulting in mutual destruction. It’s better for us to wait until everyone is gathered together to jointly deal with him, so there’s no risk.”

This Mid-tier Galactic Lifeform also naturally knew that Jia Yan was planning to continue enhancing some sort of power, but no matter how he thought about it, even with enhancements, he wouldn’t be stronger than our fully assembled personnel. So he thought, forget it, in case Jia Yan suddenly burst with strength and injures him, then his influence in dividing the spoils would be reduced.

Indeed, even in the current situation, he still believed that they had the absolute advantage, and even if Jia Yan’s real body appeared, he didn’t think Jia Yan had any chance of turning the tide.

Or perhaps they weren’t the winning side at all but have been pressured by Jia Yan all the way to the border.

But he stubbornly believed that Jia Yan absolutely couldn’t defeat them, resulting in the mistaken notion of not taking action now.

Of course, any ordinary Mid-tier Galactic Lifeform would think the same, as the gap between Mid-tier Galactic Lifeform and Early-stage is like heaven and earth. This Mid-tier Galactic Powerhouse already highly regarded Jia Yan, thinking there’s a certain possibility for Jia Yan to injure him before dying.

Everything was correct; the mistake was that he still underestimated Jia Yan a bit.

”Didn’t come chasing?”

Jia Yan ahead, sensing the group of lifeforms behind him without any intent to pursue, exhaled slightly.

This was his first time facing the opponent’s Galaxy Level Powerhouses and the Mid-tier Galactic Powerhouse with his true body.

This feeling was somewhat like a major battle on the verge of breaking out.

Unfortunately, it seemed neither side had thoughts of starting a battle directly under such circumstances.

Jia Yan protected several of his major avatars and rescued his son Jia Rong, who might have been abducted.

The opponent, however, reaped the battle accomplishment of destroying Jia Yan’s avatars, although they ultimately allowed Jia Yan’s real body to appear and let him escape, which was a major blemish. Still, compared to the advantages gained from the battle, these blemishes were easily washed away.

Overall, no one lost much, at most Jia Yan lost some avatars, suffering a slight disadvantage.

Yet being able to resolve the enemy’s scheme against Jia Rong was already very satisfying for Jia Yan.

Avatars aren’t a problem for him; in the future, given time, he could simply create more.

”Dad...”

When Jia Yan escorted the Jia Rong battleship to a spot several million kilometers away, inside an Orion Arm Fleet, a young Earthling-looking man flew out from the Jia Rong Flagship.

He was Jia Rong.

Though more in agreement with the Earthling-looking Jia Yan’s avatar as his father, seeing the Giant Mosquito massive like a planet brought a blood-borne sense of intimacy that forced Jia Rong to acknowledge the Giant Mosquito as his real father.

”Alright. Have your body checked later, and if there’s nothing wrong, think of a way to get revenge in the future.”

Jia Yan also felt somewhat unnatural because he had previously spoken to this son using the Earthling-looking avatar.

”Okay, then I’ll go. I wonder... I wonder about your Earthling avatar...”

Jia Rong was a bit afraid to ask.

”It’s fine, it’s still alive.”

Jia Yan shook his head gently.

Upon hearing this, Jia Rong was immediately delighted.

He had thought that if Jia Yan died, then the Earthling-looking avatar wouldn’t appear as his ’Earthling father’ anymore.

Yet, he didn’t know this avatar indeed died just now.

It’s just that Jia Yan wasn’t surprised, the enemy naturally targeted this avatar that had been speaking.

Moreover, the misunderstanding Jia Rong feared wouldn’t happen. What nobody knew was that the Earthling ’Jia Yan’ avatar had already died once, but wasn’t another identical one just created afterward?

So Jia Rong’s worries were unnecessary; Jia Yan merely feared that facing a new ’Earthling Jia Yan’ again would feel odd, so he told a benevolent lie.

After exchanging a few words with Jia Yan in the Giant Mosquito state, Jia Rong quickly took his leave.

Because facing Jia Yan, he truly found it hard to breathe.

It wasn’t merely the gap between him and Jia Yan, more so because this Giant Mosquito’s power was overwhelming, and carried too many halos, looking like a Divine Spirit inside the Orion Arm. He had no confidence nor courage to stay with this being and call him ’father’.

Truth be told, he always preferred speaking with Earthling ’Jia Yan’, even though the avatar’s renown was prominent, it’s limited within Earthling circles. Moreover, as Jia Yan’s true body was active, the Earthling avatar wasn’t as lively; many of the new generation Earthlings only know this Earthling first Strong One, but aren’t familiar, so Jia Rong prefers to speak without pressure with that avatar.