When the Energy calmed down again, Kyle's team appeared on a random planet.
As soon as he looked around, Kyle realized that this was not a safe planet.
After all, there were many gigantic trees around.
This was not like a forest on land, where there were just a couple of meters between trees.
In this forest, there were over 100 meters of distance between trees, but the trees were also far bigger.
Some of the trees Kyle could see were over a kilometer tall.
Naturally, these trees had a lot of Energy inside them.
Despite what one might assume, plants and trees could also advance Realms.
Kyle just hadn't seen any of those yet, since the Tertiary World hadn't had any of them, and since he hadn't visited a planet with these kinds of plants before.
Plants only needed one thing to advance Realms.
Time.
They absorbed Energy rather slowly, but with enough time, they could still accumulate quite a lot of it.
Most plants in higher Realms didn't have any combat power.
They simply survived by being very hard and sturdy.
But as with everything, there were exceptions.
Since almost all planets were owned by some organization, plants of higher Realms only existed because humanity wanted them to exist.
There were three primary reasons for keeping powerful plants around.
One, they were all filled with Energy, and Energy attracted other Energy. A planet filled with powerful plants would have so much Energy that it would increase the Energy density by so much that even the surrounding planets would feel it.
Two, some plants were very valuable and useful. While humans didn't exactly need supplements to become stronger, some of the valuable plants could be turned into useful elixirs that helped with Law Comprehension.
Three, beasts often stayed in places with many powerful plants. Beasts benefited from the increased Energy density and the effects of some of the plants.
The fact that this planet had many powerful plants meant that they had very likely ended up on a Wild Planet filled with beasts.
Hunters, the beast equivalent of a Transcendent, were usually stronger than their average counterparts since they had to know the Law of Body.
However, since everyone in the Star Seeking was so outstanding, the Array of Stars didn't station Hunters on the Wild Planets.
Instead, they stationed beasts in the Fifth Realm, the equivalent of Primals.
Fittingly, they were called Primal Beasts. The Transcendent Realm was quite flat in terms of power difference inside it when only considering Energy density.
Just based on Energy density, a Unique Transcendent only had double the amount of Energy as a Standard Transcendent.
However, the Primal Realm was not this flat.
After all, it had essentially 13 levels compared to the four levels the Transcendent Realm had.
Kyle would have no issue killing a Level One Primal Beast.
But what bout Level Five Primal Beasts?
Level Eight?
Level Ten?
The brown-haired man frowned when he realized where they were, and he threw a glance at Kyle.
Getting sent to a Wild Planet was not a good start.
And that wasn't even the worst part.
The man looked at the ground.
His body was heavy.
The force of gravity on this planet was significant.
The higher the force of gravity on a planet was, the more advantages beasts had over humans.
After all, most humans moved by utilizing their Laws, which meant using the Energy in their Centers.
Meanwhile, beasts used the Biological Energy in their bodies to move, which was inherently much more efficient when it came to movement.
Lastly, escaping from this planet would not be easy.
One had to know a Law that was efficient enough to push them out of the planet's gravitational influence before running out of Energy.
"Who can escape?" the man asked.
"I think I can," Kyle answered. "I would have to try, but I think my Law is efficient enough."
In terms of gravity, this planet was a bit stronger than Orchis.
"I can," the silver-haired woman said with confidence.
The man furrowed his brows.
"I can't."
'That's bad,' Kyle thought. 'I already have barely enough Energy to escape myself. I can't also take him with me.'
"I can't carry you," Kyle said before looking at the woman.
The man also looked at the woman.
The woman just smiled lightly.
"I'm sorry, but I don't know you guys well enough yet," she said. "I don't feel comfortable telling you what I can and can not do."
The man frowned and looked at the ground again. "Understandable."
Then, he looked at Kyle. "I also don't know you well enough to trust you."
'That felt needlessly pointed,' Kyle thought.
"Then, let's get to know each other," Kyle said with a smile. "We're stuck here anyway."
The man slightly narrowed his eyes.
He wasn't sure if Kyle had decided against confronting his barb or if he was so socially inept that he hadn't even noticed it.
"That's a great idea, " the woman said with a smile. "My title is Warp Space, and I specialize in controlling my environment during battle."
Kyle put on a friendly smile, but before he could introduce himself, the guy spoke.
"Swamp Dragon," he said. "I also control my environment, and I excel in long fights."
Then, the two of them looked at Kyle.
"Meteor Hammer," he said, pulling out his hammer. "I smash stuff."
The two of them looked at Kyle with raised brows.
His title and description were very straightforward.
"We're going to be fighting side-by-side from now on," Swamp Dragon said. "We need to create a general strategy. Meteor Hammer, would you be willing to be the vanguard while Warp Space and I support you?"
"Sure," Kyle said with a confident smile.
Swamp Dragon looked at Kyle with suspicion.
Once more, he was unsure.
Was Kyle this trusting and confident that he was willing to take on the most dangerous position, leaving him open for a betrayal, or did he have something planned?
Was Meteor Hammer very crude or very scheming?
Was he simple or complex?
Meanwhile, Warp Space glanced to her right.
"There's a beast," she said.
Kyle blinked and searched his surroundings with his Energy Sense.
'I'm not feeling anything.'
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