Dual Transmigration: Starting from being captured and brought to the Hehuan Sect!

Lin Mo didn't continue asking about her personal experiences, but instead changed the subject:

"Did the Kunlun civilization only artificially cultivate humans?"

Nayi shook her head:

"The Kunlun aliens breed individuals of different species, customizing their physique, personality, abilities, and lifespan according to the buyer's needs, and then sell them through interstellar trafficking networks."

Not just humans, but all kinds of species.

There are powerful interstellar monsters, beautiful women of all shapes and sizes, and majestic monster mounts.

They produce whatever the market demands.

Lin Mo paused for a moment when he heard "any species":

"Silicon-based life forms are also possible?"

Nayi shook her head slightly:

"I've never heard of silicon-based life. Currently, the known scope of cultivation is limited to carbon-based life. The Nuwa Group is only relatively advanced in biotechnology; silicon-based life is taboo in the universe. It's forbidden in all civilizations except for Type V civilizations!"

Lin Mo nodded:

"What's with the immortal power within you?"

Nayi was clearly stunned for a moment, a look of shock flashing across her face:

"You know about fairy power?"

Lin Mo did not respond to her words:

"Answer whatever you're asked."

Nayi quickly lowered her gaze:

"It was pre-set by the Nuwa Group when they created me."

"Are there any cultivation techniques?"

Nayi shook her head:

No. It's just that it possesses immortal energy within it, used to ensure a sufficiently long lifespan for convenient long-distance transport and extended use.

Lin Mo frowned in thought.

Even a randomly created servant can possess the pre-set immortal power of a terrestrial immortal. If the Nuwa Group were willing, what level of power would they create the most amazing thing?

As expected of a top-tier level four civilization!

After a moment, Lin Mo asked:

"What civilization do your buyers belong to?"

"It's also from the Kunlun civilization, but the buyer is a diplomat stationed in the Buddha star system who needs to send me there."

Lin Mo nodded, then leaped down from the tree trunk, landed on the ground, and took two steps closer to her.

Nayi subconsciously took a step back, her shoulder blades tightening slightly, a habitual defensive reaction.

Lin Mo didn't approach any further; he simply stood still, looking into her eyes.

"Do you want to live or die?"

Nayi's body visibly trembled. Looking at the monkey staring intently at her, her voice tightened:

"I want to live..."

"I want to live."

"If you want to live, then behave!"

Nayi nodded in despair, already picturing a furry primate crawling on her body every day.

"Release your divine sense."

Lin Mo interrupted Nayi's reverie.

Although she didn't know what Lin Mo was going to do, she still bit her lip and did as he asked.

The mind-controlling technique, which was combined with the Gluttony Technique, completed the control process in a very short time.

The tension and wariness in Nayi's eyes gradually faded, revealing her loyalty.

"Owner."

Her voice was soft and pleasant to hear.

Lin Mo reached out and grabbed her arm. With a thought, the two of them disappeared from the room.

A moment later, they appeared in the living room of the villa in World One.

After Nayi regained her footing, she subconsciously looked around.

The light, the air, and the materials of the walls were completely different from the cold gray tones of the underground space of that asteroid.

She was confused, but out of the corner of her eye she noticed that the hand holding her had changed shape.

She turned her head and saw that the outline of the primate alien had completely disappeared, replaced by a angular, handsome face that she had never seen before.

"Master, you..."

Her voice was filled with barely suppressed astonishment.

Lin Mo released his hand:

"This is my true self."

Nayi looked at him with a look of joy on her face; her master was actually human, just like her.

Lin Mo didn't explain further:

"Stay here and behave yourself. I'll come find you if anything happens."

Nayi nodded obediently, her eyes curiously scanning her surroundings.

For some reason, she felt that this place was a good place for her to live.

The air, humidity, and light all gave her a strange sense of comfort.

Lin Mo arranged a room for her alone and told her to contact him directly through the mainframe terminal inside the room if she needed anything, and then he didn't stay any longer.

He transformed back into Carter's form, and with a thought, returned to his asteroid home.

He landed back on the trunk of the duplex treehouse, opened the personal terminal carried on his combat suit, and entered the pirate's internal online platform.

The homepage layout is very simple, mainly consisting of function entry points and a notification bar, without too many fancy decorations.

His gaze swept down a few lines and he saw an entrance labeled "Entertainment City" in the lower middle of the page, which he then clicked on.

After looking around, Lin Mo discovered that the entertainment center was located on the lower level of this building, covering multiple spaces.

The entertainment complex offers everything from prostitution and gambling to drugs!

"No wonder it's a pirate hideout; these are all people who live on the edge, and they have a pretty comprehensive range of shady businesses!"

"Let's go take a look."

Lin Mo put away the terminal, jumped down from the tree trunk, and walked out of the room.

He walked down the corridor through several hatches to a downward elevator entrance and pressed the button.

There were no other passengers inside the elevator. He stood alone, watching the floor indicator lights flash one by one, finally stopping at the third basement level.

The moment the door opened, a rapid, rhythmic beat flooded the auditory passage, a stark contrast to the quiet, metallic atmosphere of the corridor.

He stepped out of the elevator and walked several dozen steps forward along the passageway, where the view gradually opened up before him.

The lobby of the entertainment center was larger than he had expected. The high-ceilinged space was divided into several functional areas, and the overhead lights changed colors alternately in a flashing manner, matching the rhythm of the music and spreading a constantly flowing light and shadow on the floor.

Lin Mo stood at the entrance and looked around. In the center of the stage area, a group of aliens of different shapes were swaying to the beat. Their movements varied, but the rhythm was surprisingly uniform.

Scattered among the audience were many individuals, some swaying to the music, others sitting against the wall with their unfocused gazes fixed on something in front of them, as if they were already immersed in their own world.

Lin Mo walked around the hall, taking advantage of the brief moments when he moved around to observe the conversations of the people around him.