Thick limbs, a massive head, and those eyes, enormous like the galaxy’s stars, were revealed.
This was a colossal creature stretching fifty kiloters in length! Just now, it had been curled up!
Unfurling, it sowhat resembled a turtle with a giant shell on its back, but when curled up, it was like a hedgehog, with pale purple armor covering its limbs and abdon like a carapace. The huge head seed more like a helted feline, leaning close, with eyes over a hundred ters in diater, radiating affectionate emotions.
"It, it..." Ai Xin’Er, who had grown increasingly mature and dignified over the past two years, was so shocked that she stuttered.
She, who also possessed a degree of Primordial Energy mastery, could clearly feel that what was before her was not rely an organism; it was indeed a giant creature!
Distinct from Sebas and similar entities, this was a genuine intelligent lifeform with powerful Primordial Energy mastery!
And at this mont, Shen Shi had established a consciousness link with it.
"Captain." The other’s consciousness carried noticeable tension, "I will be your warship from now on."
"Are you uneasy? Why?" Shen Shi asked.
"Because...I don’t know if I can satisfy the Captain." A sowhat weak consciousness responded, "In school... as a warship, I wasn’t very outstanding in the courses, and the equipnt I obtained after graduation was quite average."
"..." Shen Shi was montarily speechless.
He had already seen from the manual that each mber of this warship species aspired to beco the strongest warship as their personal goal, but achieving high course grades was truly unexpected.
It felt akin to Blue Star’s so-called "Maid Academy."
"There is nothing unsatisfactory; you have plenty of growth space ahead. As for equipnt, that’s my responsibility, so don’t worry." Shen Shi tried to be as soothing as possible, feeling that if he showed even a hint of dissatisfaction, this newly graduated warship, eting its captain for the first ti, might beco very disheartened.
"The Captain...is very gentle." The warship seed to breathe a sigh of relief, then brimd with imnse motivation, "I will certainly strive to beco the finest, strongest warship that satisfies the Captain. It is the dream of every mber of the Edgeworth-Sylvester Race."
Before actually eting the Captain, it was most worried about encountering a Captain with a bad temperant.
Now, it was finally reassured.
Its Captain seed quite gentle, with not low Primordial Energy mastery. Although the economic conditions and environntal status were still unknown, even if average, there was an opportunity to strive together. Overall, having a good temperant was really excellent.
The ship’s life was bound to be happy.
Shen Shi could clearly sense the warship’s psychological activities before him.
Honestly, although he already knew that warships of this intelligent lifeform variety inevitably possessed their own emotions and personalities, this particular ship...from rely the present interaction, consistently evoked the image of a newly graduated, timid yet hardworking clumsy maid.
"Do you not have a na?" Shen Shi asked again.
"mbers of our race only have numbers before eting their Captain." The other seed a bit embarrassed, "My number is DAHAQ2431ER11."
Shen Shi contemplated the string of automatically-lettered and numbered sequences in his mind and indeed felt a bit of a headache. However, suddenly, a spark of inspiration occurred to him upon hearing the last part.
"In that case, you will be called Iwen from now on." He said, transmitting the corresponding script for the na.
Originally, he intended to go with the English na Eleven, but considering he was from the Eastern Country, he altered it by removing a syllable, instantly transforming it into Iwen.
"Thank you, Captain, for bestowing a na." Iwen appeared excited, and in the next mont, the surface of her massive body manifested two enormous characters imprinted in pale purple light, "Iwen reporting for duty, Captain."
This change was also noticed by Ai Xin’Er, who was curiously observing the colossal warship before her.
She seed to have guessed that Shen Shi was communicating with this "warship creature," refraining from interrupting.
Until Shen Shi addressed them: "Co et my wife, Ai Xin’Er; she is my most important family. Honey, this is Iwen; it is an intelligent lifeform with independent thought and will be our future warship."
"Hello." Ai Xin’Er imdiately smiled, conveying friendly emotions.
She knew that not only her husband’s safety, but even the future of all humanity depended on this Iwen before her.
"Hello." Iwen heard the phrase "most important family" loud and clear, causing so nervousness, "I am Iwen, the Captain’s new ship. Although I may not be strong enough now, I will certainly strive to grow stronger."
"Hmm..." Ai Xin’Er sensed the emotions and reassurance conveyed with tension from the other side, montarily unsure of what to say.
The warship’s personality...seed...unexpectedly surprising.
Looking again at the formidable entity with light purple armor before her, it sohow seed more delicately featured.
"Let us board the ship." Shen Shi stated.
"Ah, yes! I can’t believe I let the Captain linger in space for so long!"
Iwen beca intensely self-critical, promptly extending her large paw before Shen Shi and Ai Xin’Er, layer upon layer of invisible fields gently enveloping them, carefully bringing them into the entry point on her chest.
Although a warship of intelligent life design, there weren’t many visible biological structures, but rather a mysterious chanical aesthetic.
Shen Shi could even see intricate energy patterns on its armor.
Co to think of it, the manual seed to ntion that the entire warship used a type of energy known as "Dinsional Energy" as its core energy, sounding sowhat esoteric, but in reality, it was not energy like magic, instead, it was a kind of high-energy radiation from curvature change, which under the influence of Primordial Energy could reach better propulsion, also achieving superior results in curvature navigation and transition. Due to its unique effects on spatial curvature, it was considered fundantal to three-dinsional space, hence the translation na "Dinsional Energy."
Of course, this was not a field accessible to ordinary civilizations.
Even the Daike Civilization three thousand years later had only studied it to so extent, far from reaching practical application levels.
This explains why the warship might qualify for B1 Level evaluation.
However, such evaluations are highly subjective, and future humans still lack sufficient understanding at this level, so for safety, the archive has only cautiously assigned a "minimum C9 level" reliable rating, yet it’s enough to illustrate Iwen’s strength.
Upon entering the warship, Shen Shi and Ai Xin’Er found themselves in what appeared to be an imnsely vast space.
Vast as if boundless.
The entire space was suffused with pale purple light, like being placed in a pale purple void world.
But in the next mont, within this void world before their eyes, an awe-inspiring hall full of Divine Hall-style elents rapidly erged, with where they stood being the highest part of the hall, a grand altar. Just standing there and overlooking the entire space evoked a sense of dominion over it all.
"This is the Realm of Illusion, also the Captain’s living area." A voice appeared before Shen Shi and others, belonging to a girl who resembled Ai Xin’Er about five or six parts, though shorter in stature, her hands crossed in front, showing a nervous expression, "No matter what kind of environnt the Captain desires, you can freely change it."
"Why this form?" Shen Shi examined the girl before him.
Clearly, it was Iwen.
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