The Supreme Satanic System

"Hey, stop overthinking. This is not very much like you. Alright, just answer me this; have you been in this place?" Cynthia asked.

"Not that I'm aware of," Bobby responded, but he still had this powerful familiarity with this place.

'Whatever the case may be, I can't get anything from just pondering, and as long as I'm here, I can figure it out.' Bobby thought as he shook his head and glanced around his surroundings. He saw various ruins and monuments around him, near and far. He glanced up at the sky to see various planets; some were blue, some purple and even there was a red planet with a ring around it. They were almost the size of a soccer ball; some larger and some smaller.

"Woah! Cynthia, have a look? This planet's the most beautiful one I have ever seen in any records." Bobby exclaimed as he smiled.

"Yeah, I have been to other exoplanets that are famous for their scenic beauty… Now, I can put this planet into my top list just from these scenes." Cynthia responded and then she asked, "What's your plan now?"

"I don't have one yet." Bobby responded, "And there's no hurry to find that token as no one until today had ever succeeded, which means it's definitely trouble. So, why don't we roam around and enjoy the sightseeing of this world?"

He added, "Oh, I have an idea. Wouldn't it be nice to first find a river and float along on a boat to discover the area the stream will lead us to?"

"I can't agree more since you're the one who's going to do all the hard work while I just need to open my eyes wide," Cynthia responded, and she reclined her back, showing a mesmerizing scenery Bobby could never be fed up with. "Hey, stop peeking at me and just get back to work."

A smile spread across Bobby's face as he touched his nose before jumping up and standing on the tip of the tallest tree in the area.

He didn't see any water bodies even after he activated using his ocular skill and zooming at the maximum level. Cynthia was also aware of it.

Bobby suddenly uttered, "I have found one."

"Where? I have spotted nothing around my maximum range of vision. Did you see one?" Cynthia asked in confusion.

"There is no point in looking for water bodies like that. You see this," Bobby responded, pointing his finger above in the sky.

"Hmm, they're just some flocks of birds searching for...ah, you're right," Cynthia responded, but between her statements, she finally realized what Bobby was coming at. She further added briskly. "Let's go. What're you waiting for?"

"Fine, Ninja Movement technique, 2nd Law, One Step on the Wind!" Bobby shouted and the next thing, his figure turned into a phantom, and then it quickly moved from one tree to another in a flash, vanishing on the far horizon in the direction where the birds were flying.

Approximately half an hour later, a phantom appeared and became Bobby as he held his gaze in contemplation over the massive river that sometimes reflected bright sunlight because of its waves. And the sound of the water splashing from time to time gave a soothing sound, pleasing to his ears.

Without wasting time, he approached the river, then inserted his Origin Chi into the Purple Spatial Beast's eye and the next thing, a water boat appeared just above the torrents of water surface and dropped onto it, splashing water all around.

As the boat began moving down the stream, Bobby jumped in and began his first voyage to this unknown planet he knew nothing about.

Meanwhile, the other two, Logan Bradworth and Juno Tempest, also appeared separately in two different locations. But they had some kind of angelic trackers among them and they met after several hours of flying toward each other.

After that, they boarded the same flying vessel and started searching for the tallest peak on the planet.

They used a scanning method in the expanse of a red power stone and finally located the coordinate of the tallest peak on the planet.

Without wasting, they sailed their flying vessel, setting its course to the coordinate they just pin-pointed.

And on the horizon, they saw several long ranges of mountains covered in white ice.

But they were surprised to find that there were three peaks next to one another; one was green, one silver, and the middle one was red. The strangest thing was that they were equally similar in height.

"Juno, which one do you think the Chief's token will be in?" Logan Bradworth asked.

"There is nothing to ponder about. Because we'll be combing there from one mountain peak to another. Hey, did you really think this task will be so simple? All our predecessors, who were geniuses of their generation, had failed and none of them returned home alive until now. And we better need to be careful. Who knows what troubles were waiting for us?" Juno Tempest responded.

He then controlled the flying vessel and landed just near the foot of the silver mountain.

Then the two walked out and began tracking up the slope while taking the footpath.

As they climbed up, they finally saw a shack of mud and bamboo and a long black smoke came out from within it.

"Welcome boy! I've been waiting for you." A male angel wearing the cloth with the crest of the Bradworth came out holding two bowls of hot soup in them.

"Uncle Hardy!" Logan Bradworth yelped out in surprise, and he was about to run toward him.

"Stop, you fool! Do you think this is still your uncle?" Juno shouted and halted by his shoulder.

But suddenly Logan raised his leg and kicked at his chest, sending him flying back and he sneered, "Shut up! Who do you think you're?"

Juno stood up and saw that his eyes had different colors than before. 'So, Logan is already in this creature's control. And how in the hell did he do that? I should be careful, too.' Logan frowned as he contemplated the situation.