I Hijacked The Timeline Chapter 558: Statue of Faith (1)

Chapter 558: Statue of Faith (1)

East Sea, Black Absolute Domain Field.

On the sh.o.r.e.

The sky gradually brightened.

The bonfire had been extinguished, and wisps of white smoke were still rising from the carbon fire in the ashes.

The sea beast that was roasted on the grill was eaten by Feng Qi, leaving only

its skeleton.

At this moment, Feng Qi was lying flat on the white beach, staring straight at

the blue sky.

After a long time, he turned around and jumped up, looking at the dense rainforest.

He had obtained the Miracle Bracelet and completed the mission to come to the

Black Absolute Domain Field.

Next, he only needed to bring the Miracle Bracelet back to the Scarlet Research

Inst.i.tute and get the Scarlet Research Inst.i.tute to help build a statue.

At that time, he could worship the statue and establish a spiritual connection with himself by becoming a believer.

However, when he killed the humanoid leader, his Nightmare ability allowed him to obtain many memory fragments of the humanoid leader.

One of the scenes described the broken scene of the humanoid leader making a statue for itself.

He felt that he might be able to head to the humanoid camp again to find the statue and bring it back to the Scarlet Research Inst.i.tute for research.

Perhaps it could help him in his next plan to build a statue.

With the humanoid leader now deceased, even though there remained a considerable number of warriors in the humanoid camp, as long as he was in the Blood Source form, no matter how many humanoid warriors there were, they couldn’t breach his defense.

He did not need to worry about his own safety.

[That’s a good idea. As for how to build a statue, you and Fog only figured out some principles in the previous timeline, but you didn’t put it into practice. It’s better to move the finished statue back and study it.]

After listening to the narrator’s a.n.a.lysis, Feng Qi nodded.

“I’ll have to trouble you to find the statue.”

[I refuse!]

He understood the narrator very well.

It never compromised verbally, but when it came to practical matters, it was always very reliable.

Thinking of this, a smile appeared on his face. Then, he walked into the rainforest.

After a night of rest, he had completely recovered.

Hunting sea beasts had also replenished the depleted blood and Qi in his body.

Now, he had the ability to kill his way into the humanoid camp.

Entering the dense rainforest, he began to follow the route he remembered.

This time, there was no need for the narrator to point the way. The path forward was very clear.

As he pursued the humanoid leader, he left behind a mult.i.tude of deep footprints. During the chase, he even toppled a significant number of trees along the way.

As long as he followed these traces, he could return to the humanoid camp.

After spending some effort, he pa.s.sed through the dense rainforest. What appeared in front of him was a familiar waterfall and lake, as well as a human-like camp beside the lake.

At this moment, the human-like camp was very busy. A large number of figures were carrying tools and moving around, cleaning up the damaged buildings.

Taking a deep breath, he leaped up and charged towards the humanoid camp again.

His appearance quickly attracted the attention of the humanoid warriors in charge of sending out sentries. It immediately blew the “horn” in its hand.

Looking at the humanoid warriors gathering in front of the base, Feng Qi was fearless.

The Blood Source form was activated at this moment.

He gradually increased his running speed and jumped up when he approached the entrance of the humanoid camp. His figure quickly streaked across the air and landed heavily in the camp.

At this moment, the narrator’s voice sounded in his mind.

[The statue that the humanoid leader crafted for itself is located in the largest wooden house at your 10 o’clock!]

He turned to look in that direction.

As he scanned the area, he locked onto the largest wooden building.

The moment he exerted strength under his feet, the ground sank with a bang.

His figure shot towards the wooden building like a cannonball.

He closed the distance of more than 300 feet in just a few steps.

He crashed into the wooden building.

Although it was a wooden building, the materials used to build it were all spiritual materials from the rainforest. Its hardness was not inferior to ordinary steel.

However, they were unable to withstand a single blow from Feng Qi’s powerful physical strength.

Entering the wooden house, he saw a large number of sacrificial vessels neatly placed in front of him. Many of the vessels still had traces of blood on them, and an unpleasant smell filled his nose.

In addition to the sacrificial vessels, there were also a large number of specimens of wild beast heads hanging in the room.

They were like spoils of war that had become the decoration of this sacrificial building. Different warrior marks were engraved on the foreheads of each beast’s head as if to distinguish the ident.i.ty of the warriors who hunted them.

It could be seen that every beast’s background was extraordinary. They could be hung here as glory.

After sweeping his gaze around, he locked onto the statue not far away.

The statue was approximately two feet tall and carved from jade. Upon closer inspection, it bore a slight resemblance to a humanoid leader, though the features of its face were not very distinct.

There was no need for the narrator to remind him. He was certain that this statue was the purpose of his trip.

At this moment, he took a step forward and picked up the statue.

Although the statue was only about two feet tall, the jade used to forge it was dense and heavy.

However, in front of Feng Qi in his Blood Source form, the weight of the statue was nothing.

Without needing to acc.u.mulate strength, he lifted the jade statue easily.

As he turned around, he saw a large number of humanoid warriors surrounding the path.

He calculated the remaining time of the Blood Source and decided to have a fun time with these humanoid warriors before leaving.

With each humanoid warrior killed, it would be less dangerous for humans to explore the Black Absolute Domain Field in the future.

He did not feel the slightest burden in killing humanoid warriors..