Super Spender Chapter 661: 655 Energy Crisis (Part 1)

Chapter 661: Chapter 655 Energy Crisis (Part 1)

“You can leave now.” The tasks of these simulated humans were completed, Finn Lewis gestured dismissively, dismissing them. Once they had left, Finn eyed the woman. Her beauty was undeniable, almost dangerously attractive.

“I have important matters to deal with next. I’ll leave you so money, so feel free to make your life here.” Finn proposed after so thought.

Upon hearing this, the woman, who seed on edge standing there, quickly shook her head in terror, “I, I dare not. I want to… I want to stay with you, my lord.”

“My lord, she was captured from a primitive planet. She won’t be able to survive in the Capital Star region on her own. If she stays here, it’s likely she’ll be taken, and her fate thereafter would be desperate.” Dunn Monty, standing beside Finn Lewis, couldn’t help but intervene.

“Are you saying she, like , is an indigenous inhabitant of a primitive planet?” Finn pointed at the woman, asking.

“Yes, my lord. She too carries human DNA. But, the unique environnt of her howorld seems to have mutated part of her genes. Nonetheless, she is no less physically robust — robust enough to be a qualified warrior. But within the Galactic Federation, she is viewed as an inhabitant of a primitive planet, a non-federated citizen. Anyone with a tiny bit of power can capture her and turn her into a slave.” Dunn Monty affird, a nod accompanying his words.

“Alright then.” Finn found himself with a growing distaste for the Galactic Federation. Despite its advanced technology, its systems were callous and cold, especially in their treatnt of inhabitants from primitive planets, not to ntion the horrifyingly cruel practice of exploiting life essences.

Even though the Federation had banned this practice, it still continued covertly across the entirety of the Heritage System. If not, from where else could the life essences used by the royal family, who ruled the Federation, co from?

Finn was unprepared for all this. Initially, he didn’t even know the woman’s na. But now, not only was she delivered to him, but she also seed to have no objections, perhaps because she knew Finn was not the type of person she had reason to fear and hence was willing to accompany him.

Finn, however, found the woman mildly irritating. Her ethereal beauty and slender figure resembled the elves of Western fantasies, down to her pointed ears and exquisite features. It was beginning to dawn on Finn that many Earthly myths likely had their origins in the Galactic Federation.

Even though the Galactic Federation prohibited interference with primitive planets unless sanctioned by the owner of the star system, there were still many who lived covertly on Earth. Regardless of their reasons for hiding, they had to live, often unintentionally revealing unique ideas and concepts.

These ideas, during a ti when information and science were not as advanced, beca the stuff of legends and myths, passed down to this day. Whether it was Western or Eastern folklore, these remnants of ancient cultures suggested that all myths had an origin.

“What’s your na?” Finn asked, realizing he still did not know.

“My na is Yuka Young,” the woman promptly replied.

“Alright, Yuka. You can follow for now.” Finn said, nodding. Regardless of any objections, Finn wouldn’t abandon her. Even leaving her with Jasmine Davis would likely be a more favorable solution. Jasmine might be a pirate, but Finn suspected she had more integrity than most of the nobles’ he had encountered.

“Yes, my lord,” Yuka quickly nodded, responding respectfully.

Having sorted things out with Yuka, Dunn Monty decided to send Finn to Redglow Star for maximum safety. After Dunn contacted the inspector’s office, they surprisingly seed to be already aware of Finn’s situation and sent a battleship imdiately with the intention to deliver him to Redglow Star. This was quite an unexpected boon.

Finn had just upset a man here. He didn’t even know who this man’s family was. Any trouble they could have created in the expanse of space was most definitely not sothing Finn wanted to deal with.

But with the intervention of the inspector’s office, no trouble arose for Finn. Soon, he arrived on Redglow Star. Nad for its atmospheric hue, Redglow Star was clouded with a unique rare gas elent. This gas was harmless to the human body but had so effect on those not native to the planet.

While these effects weren’t fatal, their lingering feeling could be negated with a special dication. The gas caused the atmosphere of the star to glow a gentle red under solar radiation. Much like how the sky appeared blue on Earth, the sky here had a reddish tinge, hence the na Redglow Star.

This left Finn contemplating briefly. Redglow Star was smaller than the Earth and had around 1.5 tis the gravity. With his physically robust body, he had no problem coping with this. Though, he felt a bit uncomfortable.

Finn didn’t stay long on Redglow Star. After about half a day, a run-down small ship docked at the port. The ship was a trader vessel. But, aboard the ship, Finn found soone he didn’t anticipate to see, Jasmine Davis!

Truth be told, seeing Finn made Jasmine a bit uncomfortable. His imposing aura that day was overwhelming. And then, of course, was the formidable wealth he held, single-handedly suppressing the Yingsha and three other pirate groups.

But how much money would that take?

However, the first sentence he uttered upon seeing Jasmine dissipated much of her unease. “Oh, wow! You’re here in person! What an honor. I thought you’d just send soone over to get .” Finn said, smiling.

Once Jasmine realized Finn wasn’t adopting a noble’s attitude, her unease vanished. She quickly retorted: “Oh, please. If I didn’t co to get you, I’d be worried about my crew bullying you. Then you’d co crying to , and I don’t do babysitting, you know.”