Starry Sky: My Life Star God, starting reward Ruan Mei

Himeko was clearly displeased by the appearance of this uninvited guest; her furrowed brows reflected her inner dissatisfaction.

Clearly, she had no good feelings towards this uninvited guest.

Unable to contain their curiosity, the others all turned their attention to this uninvited guest.

Kafka's purple hair swayed gently in the dim light of the virtual image.

She wore barely perceptible contact lenses that gave her pink eyes an unusual shape.

Her face was like a work of art; every smile and glance she made carried an indescribable charm and an unfathomable mystery.

Of course, it's only outsiders who can't see through her; now, there's someone in the observation car who can see right through her at a glance.

Her voice continued, “Ah, the timing is good, everyone’s here—it seems like everyone’s here.”

Kafka continued speaking as if nothing had happened, as if her presence was so natural that it was understandable to break the morning's tranquility.

Bai Yan smiled and said, "There's no need for detailed self-introductions. I think most of you here know Star Core Hunters. You're quite famous on the company's wanted list."

Kafka's gaze swept across the entire observation car: "Because of your arrival, Bai Yan, there are indeed some new passengers here."

She stared at Himeko, smiled slightly, seemingly ignoring Himeko's previous coldness: "This is... Himeko, right?"

The navigator of the Star Train did not want to have much interaction with the uninvited Star Core Hunter.

Kafka did not show any disappointment. She maintained a faint smile and then turned to the team, still maintaining her elegant demeanor.

"I apologize for interrupting your gathering. But I believe you will understand my intrusion after hearing my request."

Kafka's voice drifted throughout the restaurant, her gentle words seemingly possessing a persuasive magic.

"I want to invite you—"

She paused, making sure everyone's eyes were on her: "—Change destination."

Chapter 98 You...cute guy

Faced with the arrival of the Star Core Hunter, Pam took two steps back, and Xiaoya tacitly stood in front of Pam, while Ruan Mei silently kept this detail in mind.

Himeko looked at the other person, maintaining the composure of a Star Train navigator, her calm tone carrying a hint of sharpness:

“You’ve come to the wrong place, Kafka. We have no intention of accepting your request, nor do we intend to have anything to do with the Star Core Hunters. It was a pleasure talking to you, and perhaps one day you would be willing to visit us in person, at which time we can talk again.”

Kafka smiled, unconcerned by Himeko's attitude, and moved on to the next topic with her and the others: "Himeko, you and everyone else have heard of Luofu, right?"

Tingyun, disguised as Qingyun, suddenly shook her white fox ears.

Walter replied, "We certainly know about the Immortal Ship Luofu, one of the six flagship ships of the Immortal Ship Alliance."

Since the fox-woman who hitched a ride was headed for the Luofu Immortal Ship, and everyone had recently reviewed the Immortal Ship Alliance, they were now quite clear about it.

"But what you don't know is that this celestial vessel is far away..."

Kafka then took over the conversation, elaborating on the topic in detail.

But he was interrupted by Bai Yan, who was smiling, and continued, "This immortal ship is very close to us; we only need two warp jumps to get there."

"Yes."

Even with her lines stolen, Kafka remained calm and elegant, continuing, "That fox-woman lady should have already obtained similar coordinate information from the Immortal Ship. Only Bai Yan and she know this distance. As for why she kept it from everyone, I don't know either. I'm just stating this fact to you."

March 7th looked at Bai Yan with curiosity in his eyes.

Bai Yan smiled and said, "Why are you looking at me? You didn't ask me."

March 7th immediately retorted: "How do we know you know about that kind of thing?"

Seeing that the topic was about to veer off course, Kafka spoke up again with a smile: "Your matters can be discussed later. Isn't it a bit impolite to leave our guests aside?"

Himeko smiled slightly, but with a hint of sarcasm: "Thank you to the Star Core Hunter for coming uninvited, barging into other people's homes, and meddling in other people's affairs without asking... for bringing us a dry joke about manners."

Kafka didn't care about the sarcasm, because everyone's attention was now back on her, and the purpose of her previous statement had been achieved.

She continued, "About forty-five system times ago, a star core on the Luofu Immortal Ship... erupted. It was an unexpected disaster."

Walter pushed up his glasses: "What are you up to? The Immortal Ship Alliance isn't as easy to talk to as we are. Once you're targeted by the 'Hunters,' you're no longer the hunters, but the prey. The Alliance will chase you to the ends of the universe."

Bai Yan had a smile on his face the whole time: "Speak more directly, or I'll interrupt you again and you'll have to tell another lame joke."

"What I want to say is very simple: this star core has nothing to do with us, but the Immortal Ship has already pinned the blame on the star core hunters."

As Kafka spoke, her virtual image changed, and a static virtual image was revealed—another Star Core Hunter.

Kafka's image returned to normal, and she continued based on the previous image: "Our companion has been taken away by the Cloud Cavalry. I will bring him back to resolve this Star Core crisis and clear our names."

March 7th immediately retorted, "Who would believe that it has nothing to do with you? What a coincidence! You appeared right after the star core erupted."

Bai Yan smiled and interrupted, "Look, even our most adorable March 7th on the train doesn't believe your nonsense."

To avoid being steered off-topic again, Kafka didn't respond directly to him, but instead continued the conversation with everyone present:

"Of course you can stay out of it. Before the star core pollutes this airspace, you can initiate a jump and go to the next world. But in time, this star track will be blocked again."

"I can tell you what the future holds: if you don't go to 'Luofu,' the star core will eventually contaminate the entire immortal ship, and about half of the inhabitants will perish."

Bai Yan interrupted again, smiling slightly, "I don't believe it. You're just telling us one possible future, which might even be a wrong turn we've already missed."

March 7th paused for a moment, then asked, "What do you mean?"

Since Danheng wasn't there, Xing, who was in charge, explained, "In other words, for some reason, this pessimistic future may no longer exist, and she's misleading us."

March 7th nodded as if he understood but not quite.

Despite Bai Yan's sabotage, Kafka remained calm: "Believe it or not. When a butterfly flaps its wings, change is never simple. Perhaps an even greater disaster awaits the Immortal Ship. The brave and fearless pioneers and the kind-hearted nameless guests will surely not stand idly by."

Himeko remained calm, analyzing the other party's words, and replied, "But we are not nameless guests of the Star Core Hunters. Whether or not to go to the Immortal Ship is not up to you."

“That’s right. The decision is still yours. My other companion has already sent you the coordinates.”

Kafka's visit was drawing to a close: "Although our goals are very different, the orbits of the stars will eventually intersect. Goodbye."

As soon as she finished speaking, Kafka's virtual image disappeared from the spot.

Bai Yan's smile remained unchanged: "You walked quite fast."

As Ji Zi pondered this, she made the arrangements: "In March, bring Dan Heng over. We need to hold a proper flight route meeting."

During the time they waited for Danheng, everyone had a discussion.

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When asked about the situation of the Immortal Ship, Tingyun confirmed the fact that the star core had exploded.

A moment later, after Dan Heng arrived, the route meeting, chaired by Himeko, officially began.

Finally, a vote will be held to decide whether to change the flight path.

Himeko, the navigator of the Star Train, gave her final summary:

"The Star Core Hunters claim that a star core exploded on the immortal vessel 'Luofu,' and the train was very close to it. Miss Qingyun has confirmed the accuracy of this claim. If we go to Luofu, we may have a chance to save many innocent lives."

"But the Immortal Ship Alliance is not Yalilo VI. They are powerful enough that they won't be brought down by a single star core. It's also possible that there isn't a greater catastrophe, and we are being used by the star core hunters."

"Therefore, we will decide whether to turn to the Immortal Ship through a democratic vote: raising your hand means you agree, and not raising your hand means you disagree. Of course, Miss Qingyun is also included in this vote."

Tingyun's white fox ears twitched slightly, and she chuckled awkwardly, "I think it's better if I abstain."

Saying she doesn't want to go home would be pretentious. Her presence is already influencing everyone's choices, and we are already extremely grateful. We don't want to actively influence everyone's choices anymore.

Himeko understood the other party's thoughts and did not force the issue.

"Then let the voting begin, three, two, one—"

After Ji Zi finished speaking, everyone expressed their opinions.

The result was... unanimous approval.

Although Bai Yan lifted Ruan Mei's hand with his other hand on a whim, Ruan Mei said she didn't mind, which could be considered as consent.

Dan Heng, who has deep ties with the Immortal Ship, also chose to vote in favor.

Although he was wanted by the Immortal Boat and could not legally set foot on it, there was a passenger on the train who needed to return home. As long as he didn't get off the train, he would be fine, and there was no need to delay his journey because of him.

Tingyun knew that her presence had definitely influenced the train crew's decision, and she kept everyone's kindness in mind. At the same time, she couldn't help but glance at Bai Yan out of the corner of her eye.

At this moment, Bai Yan was smiling and teasing San Yueqi: "Didn't you just tell Xing that you didn't want to listen to that woman's opinion and that you wanted to vote against it?"

March 7th smiled somewhat awkwardly: "After calming down and thinking about it, if we don't go to the Immortal Ship, many innocent people might suffer... Now is not the time to be willful... Hehe."

Xing looked sternly at March 7th and criticized, "You..."

Just when March 7 thought Xing was going to scold her, she closed her eyes to accept it, but the next second Xing put her hand on her head: "You cute little thing."

Chapter 99: Immortal Boat Luofu

After confirming the destination, the train prepared to jump.

The coordinates of the Luofu Immortal Ship provided by the Star Core Hunter were also confirmed by Tingyun through communication and comparison with the ship.

At the same time, Tingyun also received a message.

Because that imposter is currently at Liuyun Ferry, he is the most convenient person to pick him up.

Having the other party handle the reception would greatly reduce their suspicion. Moreover, given Tingyun's own abilities, she, with her quick wit and silver tongue, would be the perfect person to handle this reception; otherwise, it might cause some suspicion.

Tingyun accepted the suggestion from the Skymaster, which meant she would soon be in close contact with the imposter.

When everyone is ready, the train is about to begin its leap.

This year, on March 7th, I stood in the aisle of the observation car again.

She confidently told Xiaoya, "Trust your sister, she will definitely be able to maintain her balance during this leap."

Xiaoya nodded innocently: "Yes, Xiaoya believes in Sister March 7th."

Bai Yan smiled faintly as he looked at the two adorable little ones: "It's better to believe the history fabricated by fictional historians than to believe she won't fall."

"Nonsense! We'll prove it to you right now." March 7th pouted.

Xing, sitting on the sofa, turned to look at Bai Yan: "She didn't even ask what a fictional historian is. That's progress."