Zhou Qi was eager to try the two new functions of the Evolution Space. He first focused on the shared Dependent Vision function.
The moment he activated this function, countless light spots, like stars twinkling in the night sky, densely appeared in his mind.
These light spots varied in size and brightness, each representing the perspective of a Subordinate, as if they were mysterious ties connecting him to his Subordinates.
With a curious mind, Zhou Qi casually selected the light spot closest to him.
In an instant, his consciousness seemed to be pulled by an invisible force, and his perspective shifted immediately.
At this moment, he felt as if he had transformed into the Six-Order Four Fiend Insect Soldiers beside him, “seeing” the surrounding world from a completely new perspective.
The surrounding scenery became distorted and unfamiliar, and the colors were no longer what they appeared to human eyes; perception was more through heat and vibration.
But this peculiar experience excited him greatly. He tried to rotate his “perspective.”
He felt the unique visual changes brought by the Insect Soldier's flexible limbs, and curiously observed the things around him that were commonplace for the Insect Soldier but utterly unfamiliar to him.
Not yet satisfied, Zhou Qi then turned his gaze to the brightest light spot beside him.
When he selected this light spot, his vision was once again turned upside down. This time, he saw from the perspective of the Tenth-Order Army Ant Queen.
From the Army Ant Queen’s perspective, the entire Underground Base was like a vast and orderly kingdom.
Countless Subordinates, like parts of a precise machine, performed their respective duties, busily and orderly moving through various areas.
Those Fourth-Order Army Ant that usually looked small, which had been bred before.
Now, in the eyes of the Army Ant Queen, they were like a group of loyal subjects. They carried tai sui meat according to instructions, and cared for the Yellow Mealworms; everything appeared so methodical.
Zhou Qi looked at this familiar yet strange scene, and a different feeling arose in his heart, gaining a more intuitive and profound understanding of the sphere of influence he possessed.
Thinking of himself about to step into the unknown Geocentric World, Zhou Qi’s heart stirred, and he decided to try to shift his perspective to Moga Luo, who was far away in the Geocentric World.
He concentrated his mind and silently chanted, “Seventh-Order Lizardman Moga Luo.”
Instantly, the originally flickering light spots were swept away by a wave of darkness, all extinguishing, leaving only one light spot flickering solitarily in a distant location.
With a mix of apprehension and anticipation, Zhou Qi gently “touched” this light spot.
In an instant, a strange, never-before-seen scene appeared before him.
What met his eyes was not the pitch-black Geocentric World he had imagined, but a wondrous space illuminated by stones emitting strange light.
The ground presented a deep reddish-brown color, as if it had been long steeped in time and mysterious power.
Various oddly shaped plants grew on the ground; their forms completely exceeded Zhou Qi’s understanding.
Some were like giant mushrooms but had tough branches;
Others were like vines but could grow upright and even glowed faintly.
Towering trees rose from the ground, their trunks immensely thick, and their branches and leaves so dense they resembled giant canopies, intertwining to form a unique and mysterious forest landscape.
Here, the light was very abundant. If he hadn't known beforehand that this was the Geocentric World, Zhou Qi would have even had the illusion of being outside during the daytime.
The height of the Geocentric World was extremely great. Looking up, one could only see the glowing stones in the sky.
They varied in size, some as large as houses, others as small as fists, but each emitted a soft and bright light, like giant lanterns suspended in the sky, providing light to this mysterious world.
Zhou Qi tried to communicate with Moga Luo through their mental connection: “Moga Luo, show me around.”
He wasn't sure if he could successfully communicate, but soon, Moga Luo responded and began to move in this mysterious world.
The Lizardmen Tribe where Moga Luo was located was situated within a huge cave in a super mountain range.
As a wise race, the Lizardmen’s way of life greatly broadened Zhou Qi’s horizons and also shocked him.
The Single-Horn Lizardman, at the bottom of the tribe, wore clothes made of simple fabric to cover their bodies. The fabric was rough and worn, almost unable to resist the cold of the Geocentric World.
Most of them sat on the ground, their figures very thin, ribs clearly visible, looking malnourished.
Their eyes revealed fatigue and helplessness, as if they had lost hope in life.
Zhou Qi looked at these Lizardmen, his heart full of confusion and sympathy, unable to imagine that in this seemingly mysterious and vibrant Geocentric World, there was such a poverty-stricken group.
As Moga Luo walked further into the cave, the sights Zhou Qi saw made him even more perplexed.
Along the way, there were only tattered, emaciated Lizardmen, either weakly lying on the ground or slowly shuffling their feet, their eyes revealing confusion about life.
These Lizardmen were like a group of displaced refugees, struggling to survive.
However, when Moga Luo passed a stone wall guarded by a dozen or so larger, stronger Double-Horned and Three-Horned Lizardman wearing simple leather armor, the scene before him suddenly changed.
Here, a city resembling an ancient Great Dragon Country town appeared, with neatly planned streets paved with huge stones, and buildings scattered orderly along both sides of the streets.
These buildings had unique styles; some seemed to be built from giant seashells, while others appeared to be directly carved out of the mountain, with exquisite patterns carved on their surfaces.
The Lizardmen entering and exiting were all of the Three-Horned Rank and above. They wore clean and sturdy leather armor or metal-glowing armor, exuding strong Qi and blood fluctuations.
Every gesture they made displayed confidence and majesty, forming a stark contrast with the lower-class Lizardmen he had seen before.
These high-Rank Lizardmen, some patrolled the streets with weapons in hand, their eyes vigilantly scanning their surroundings;
Others conducted transactions in shops, exchanging various strange and rare items, including Ore emitting peculiar light, uniquely shaped weapons, and some mysterious potions Zhou Qi had never seen before.
The entire city was full of life and vitality. Zhou Qi felt like he had undergone Transmigration to another world. All of this differed too greatly from his previous imagination of the Geocentric World.
