On the Eight Extremes Star, I awakened the twelve talismans.

Ye Han found him increasingly adorable as he looked at him.

Beneath her cool and aloof exterior, she is still a young girl at heart.

She was only two years older than Ye Han, so there was no generation gap between them. Apart from the different environments, Tianxue Star and Earth were not much different.

They are all Class B planets.

As they drew closer, Ye Han looked at her wind-blown hair and gently stroked it.

"It's still early. You wait for me in the cave. I'll be right back after I finish hunting."

As soon as he finished speaking, his figure had already turned into a blur.

The power of the rabbit talisman erupted beneath his feet, and he shot forward like a cannonball, covering hundreds of meters in a flash.

Only a trail of black smoke, growing ever more distant, remained on the wasteland, along with the solitary figure of Bai Xue standing in place.

Her reaction was not unexpected, and she did not blush.

He simply stood there, gazing in Ye Han's direction, then raised his hand and gently touched the top of his head.

After a long while, she slowly lowered her hand.

For the past six months, the two have relied on each other and trained together.

Their feelings for each other gradually warmed up as they spent time together day after day, and their relationship was no longer just that of simple companions.

From strangers to acquaintances, from wariness to trust, from fighting side by side to talking about everything...

However, regardless of who spoke first, there was never a moment of great uproar.

It just happened naturally to get to this point.

Bai Xue may seem cold on the surface, but she is actually a very kind person.

They just tend to be a bit preachy.

In the first few days of training, Ye Han was driven crazy by her nagging.

Later, I gradually got used to it, and even felt that without those nagging words, life would be missing something.

"Okay, okay."

This is probably the sentence he has said the most in the past six months.

His words contained three parts helplessness, three parts perfunctoriness, and four parts warmth that he couldn't hide.

Ye Han carried a bone knife and ran across the wasteland.

He made this knife himself over a period of six months.

The blade is grayish-white and is made from the bones of a black sand wolf, polished and pieced together.

The blade had been sharpened many times. Although it couldn't compare to the sharpness of a metal knife, it was still a decent weapon on this resource-scarce planet.

It doesn't look particularly good, but its power is quite decent.

Soon after, Ye Han slowed down; ahead lay a meteorite crater.

That was an area where black sand wolves frequently appeared, and after six months, he had figured out their activity patterns.

I'm having good luck today.

Two black sand wolves were out there, one in front of the other, not far apart.

Ye Han was launched into the air.

A dark shadow flashed by, and the two alpha wolves vanished.

"Two is enough." Ye Han carried the unconscious prey in each hand and hurried back to the cave, planning to clean them up when they got back.

The speed of the rabbit talisman is much faster than it was six months ago.

Ye Han discovered this by chance.

About three months ago, after he finished his physical training, he used the rabbit talisman to travel back to his cave as usual.

As I was running, I suddenly realized something was wrong; it wasn't that I was slowing down, it was that I was speeding up.

The same route used to take a fixed amount of time, but that day it inexplicably took much longer.

Ye Han thought it was an illusion.

I tried it again the next day.

It's coming soon indeed.

After pondering it for a few days, I came to a conclusion.

Talismans are not fixed equipment.

It's like a piece of equipment that can be tailored to the owner's growth.

To be precise, the talisman is based on an assessment of his physical condition, and then a corresponding boost is given.

The stronger one's physique, the higher the potential of the talisman.

Complement each other.

His strength determines the strength of the spells.

This can be considered a hidden attribute of the twelve talismans.

To travel to the next planet, the two will need to stay for at least another six months.

Ye Han sometimes wondered if this rule was too rigid.

He and Bai Xue had adapted to the environment of the desert planet, and together they were virtually untouchable on the planet.

Black Sand Wolf? One hit and it's gone.

Black storm? Just hide inside beforehand.

Those occasional desperate criminals? They are nothing to fear.

We still have to endure another six months.

To be honest, it's been a bit of a waste of time.

But rules are rules, and no matter how unwilling you are, you can only slowly endure it.

Unless you don't want to learn the Eight Extremes Heaven anymore.

Then let's just endure it.

However, looking at it from another perspective, the extra time isn't entirely useless.

With martial arts, once you've mastered the techniques, you can become even more proficient, and perhaps even develop new skills.

No rush, take your time.

The rocky ridge where the cave was located had come into view at the edge of the horizon.

Ye Han habitually glanced around and saw something he shouldn't have seen.

A spaceship was parked on the flat ground in front of the cave.

It wasn't one of those giant warships that travel between stars; it was a small spaceship.

Its silver-gray exterior, streamlined body, and clean surface, as if it had just been washed, made it stand out starkly from the dusty desert environment.

He quickened his pace and rushed over, stopping in front of the cave. He threw the black sand wolf to the ground and went to Snow White's side.

Bai Xue stood beside the spaceship, looking up at the enormous object.

Both of them were equally curious as to why the spaceship was parked here.

"Bai Xue, what's going on? Has someone come to this planet and abandoned this spaceship?" Ye Han's gaze shifted between the spaceship and Bai Xue.

"I don't know either. It had just landed. I heard a noise and came out, and it was already stopped here. No one came out from inside; it just stayed there."

In the past six months, apart from Milon and those fighters, they have hardly seen any other living people on the desert planet.

Occasionally, a few fighters could be glimpsed in the distance over the wasteland, but everyone tacitly avoided each other, and no one bothered anyone else.

Suddenly, a spaceship appeared and stopped at the entrance of their cave. This was definitely not normal.

"Could they be here to pick someone up?" Ye Han asked.

"There are only the two of us here, who would do that?"

Ye Han thought of someone: "Could it be a horse?"

Click!

The hatch opened, exuding a strong mechanical feel.

The hatch flips outward, revealing a silvery-white passageway inside, illuminated by warm yellow lights.

Ye Han subconsciously took half a step forward, shielding Bai Xue behind him.

A mechanical voice came from above the hatch.

"The system has detected two trainees—Ye Han and Bai Xue."

"Complete all training objectives on the desert planet within six months, and your physical fitness rating will reach the planet's upper limit. According to the rules, once a trainee exceeds the environmental adaptation threshold on the current planet, they may proceed to the next planet to continue their training."

Next stop: Gravity Planet.

"This spaceship will carry the two of you there."

"Please board the ship."

The mechanical sound disappeared.

Both of them were frozen in a state of astonishment.

Is early termination permitted?

No need to endure another six months?

Overjoyed at this unexpected good news, Ye Han grabbed Bai Xue's wrist and pulled her toward the cabin door.

"Let's go, Bai Xue, to the next planet. We don't need to stay here any longer," Ye Han cheered.

"Very good."

The two of them walked together through the open hatch.

The passage is short; you can walk through it in just a few steps.

The hatch slowly closed behind them, making a muffled, airtight sound.

The gray-purple light of the desert star was shut out from the outside, replaced by a soft white light from inside the cabin.