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"Beep beep beep!!!"
"Beep beep beep!!!"
The diligent little moose emitted strange and rhythmic cries, cheering itself on for the long journey ahead!
Speed had been pushed to the max!
What was this?
This was Blue Star speed!
However, not even ten minutes had passed and Chen Yi retracted the Christmas sleigh back into his backpack and headed towards a shop nearby nad "Hangji Starfield Long-Distance."
The speed of the Christmas sleigh was fast, not slow at all.
To circle Blue Star wouldn't take much ti.
But unfortunately, it seed like Aweso Starfield was a little too big; after all, it was created by flattening nearly a hundred planets into one massive continent, this vast land was much larger than he had imagined.
Originally, he had been happily chatting with Tuberculosis Rabbit and the others on the sleigh, looking forward to the journey ahead.
But after traveling for 10 minutes and noticing that the little red dot representing their location on the navigation route to Sky City hadn't moved at all, he realized sothing was amiss.
And right next to the navigation, there was a clear estimated ti of arrival.
About 239 hours.
They only had half an hour. They couldn't wait nearly ten days. Once back, he'd definitely have to upgrade the speed of his Christmas sleigh again—it wasn't quite cutting it.
"Hangji Starfield Long-Distance!"
A company specializing in shuttling between various territorial planets of Aweso Starfield, located at the edge of their city.
After stepping into the company and asking a few quick questions, stating his needs,
he chartered an entire train car.
After paying 370,000 Points,
"Boom!"
Accompanied by the roaring sound, the train car beneath them Soaring into the Skies began traveling at high speeds towards their destination in the stratosphere. The speed was extrely fast, and although they couldn't see the speedoter and weren't sure how fast exactly, the scenery outside the window was completely blurred, as if pixelated.
The materials of the car must be pretty good.
There was no ringing in their ears, no feeling of strong winds or cold, nor any sensation of unstable air pressure.
"Pretty good,"
Tuberculosis Rabbit sat in a luxurious single seat, leaning back to admire the scenes outside through the window, and exclaid, "Never in my life did I think I would see a train fly! Those 370,000 Points were well spent."
When they boarded, they saw it.
Outside the train car, there were quite a few weapons that looked extrely fierce, with countless dark barrels that were intimidating!
One could tell at a glance that this train car had not only an extrely fast moving speed but also possessed terrifying firepower.
Of course, before chartering the car, they were asked to sign a confidentiality agreent recognized by the ga.
The agreent contained a clause stating that they were not to reveal any information about the contents inside the car.
Well, those fierce-looking weapons outside—those were fake, just props.
The company's explanation was that they were for custor safety, effectively deterring bandits who lived by blockading roads; however, the company couldn't afford the cost of buying so many firepower props, so they used props instead.
Signing the confidentiality agreent was also to prevent this detail from leaking out.
If the bandits didn't believe it and tried to rob them regardless? Well, they'd just have to leave it to fate!
On this point,
Tuberculosis Rabbit had no complaints, only giving a thumbs up and comnding their ingenuity.
anwhile, the driver seated at the very front of the car kept looking back at Chen Yi vigilantly. He had dealt with many custors but few dared to show their titles.
Even if there were a few who showed their titles, they didn't have as many as Chen Yi.
Dozens of titles—piercing through the roof of the car, touching the skies!
From afar, before even seeing the car, one would see a vertical column of light.
Wasn't that a bit too conspicuous?!
He had a feeling this journey wouldn't be safe; wasn't this just like a lighthouse in the middle of the sea? It was like they were begging bandits to co find them, wasn't it?
But he didn't ask the custor to turn off his titles, after all, professional etiquette taught him not to ddle with a custor's preferences.
...
Although Chen Yi was quite famous throughout Starfield and probably more so in Aweso Starfield, having just repelled the Void Clan there, not everyone knew him.
Not everyone has the ti to watch live streams.
Life necessities.
In this world, there are always people too busy to watch live streams or get news from the internet. They seem disconnected from the world, but in reality, they are the ones quietly building it.
The driver had only heard from a colleague that there seed to have been an invasion of their Starfield by a certain Race, but it had already been repelled.
As for the rest, he knew nothing.
...
Jiaye nestled in Chen Yi's arms, her fingers lightly tracing circles inside his embrace without speaking, simply enjoying the mont quietly.
She rarely had the ti to be with Yi like this.
The feeling of traveling together put her in a great mood.
What they didn't know was that danger was silently approaching.
Not far from them, inside a floating house in mid-air, a group of people were sitting inside looking at the central screen, at the train car that was speeding ahead and the column of light from the titles reaching into the clouds.
"..."
The group inside looked at each other with odd expressions on their faces as they observed the column of light from the titles.
"What do you think, boss? Should we make a move?"
A man who had just walked out of the washroom, fastening his belt, walked up to the big screen with excitent, "Just wasted half a day fighting that Void Clan, finally just got back, and we haven't even opened for business today."
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