The feeling of exhaustion, of course, refers to the ntal kind.
Physically, Lin Yue feels that no matter what he does, he won’t find it difficult.
But when it cos to piloting the Gundam, Lin Yue barely even thinks about it and decides to leave it for tomorrow.
Otherwise, he’ll be utterly worn out.
Of course, this still refers to the ntal aspect.
Extended flying wears anyone out, not to ntion enduring the long, supposedly "I’m not fast at all" flight on Bai’s part, which especially makes Lin Yue feel significant ntal fatigue.
He initially thought the valley of the wolf-headed n wouldn’t be that large.
But actually, their valley might be a huge basin, right?
It might even be larger than the biggest basin on Earth, who knows.
After Lin Yue grabbed so food and left a good deal for Bai and the others, he went for a comfortable hot bath.
Soaking in hot water, Lin Yue opened the regional map and zood in on the wolf-headed n basin.
Earlier, he had a strange sensation.
After several hours of flying... even though Bai’s speed is two hundred kiloters per hour, they managed to fly from day into night.
This basin really seems too vast.
Even in a world where sea and land are reversed, it’s still not normal.
His fingers kept zooming in on the map, studying it for a while before looking at other regions.
Suddenly, he noticed a quite important issue he previously seed to overlook.
"Scale..."
He muttered to himself, got up from the bath, and after drying his body, went straight to the bedroom.
Unexpectedly, Bai ca up after finishing his al, not staying with the other little friends.
"Master, you seem to have sothing on your mind?" Bai comfortably curled up on his favorite sheepskin mat, his senses still sharp.
"Yes, I found out the scale is off." Lin Yue comfortably lay in the space capsule, adjusting his position to resemble a sofa.
Bai thought about it, moved his sheepskin mat next to the space capsule, lay down again, and noticed the master seed to be still pondering.
"Scale, what does that an? Bai doesn’t have knowledge in this area." The little creature thought hard but couldn’t grasp the aning behind those three words.
"In simple terms, it’s the ratio between the map display and the actual situation, like how a centiter on the map represents a kiloter in real life." Lin Yue explained what was a common sense for so to Bai, "I feel that this Otherworld isn’t exactly a hundred percent replica of Earth with just sea and land reversed. Its scale seems off."
He said, opening the system tablet, with the regional map showing the location of Wolf-headed Valley, not within human activity areas but almost fully revealed.
Lin Yue studied the size explored on the map and drew a line with his finger: "This is roughly the distance we spent half a day flying to reach, the map looks small but it’s actually over thousands of kiloters, no matter what, it shouldn’t just be this little. On Earth, this is unimaginable; given your speed and the Super Alloy Flying Armor’s speed here, without any obstruction flying at full force, spending this much ti to fly this distance is simply impossible."
"Master, Bai seems to understand, you’re saying this map is larger than you imagined, even bigger than Earth, is that so?" Bai finally understood the aning behind Lin Yue’s words.
"Yes, this highly imitated Earth-like planet not only has reversed sea and land but is much larger in scale than Earth. It seems, this is not simple."
Lin Yue beca sowhat skeptical.
Just what kind of technology do those humanoid creatures possess to create such a world?
They can manufacture such disasters, implant the omnipotent ’system’ into every human body, even casually open doors leading to Earth, Underground Ruins, exploration sites.
Compared to that, spaceships and Gundams seem like low-tech gadgets.
However, a hundred years ago... maybe these high-level beings have now evolved into sothing more terrifying...
Lin Yue thought as he reviewed the map again carefully.
"Bai, what we are up against could be enemies I’ve underestimated greatly; they could easily crush soone like ..."
Suddenly, Lin Yue felt he might have been too optimistic before.
Giving those bastards a good slap, that’s looking like a joke now.
Of course, with what he currently possesses, that really is a joke.
"Master, perhaps things aren’t as bleak as Master thinks. Tomorrow, see what you’ve brought back from the spaceship, then we’ll know how likely we are to win."
Bai comforted the master, though, in truth, they knew little about the hidden hands behind everything.
Only that they look like humans, yet possess technology that surpasses humankind and have been manipulating all humans and humanoid creatures maliciously since centuries ago. Their bottom line is that which hangs in the sky, the one on the left between two moons.
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