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

Ye Han flew towards that planet and landed in a pile of ruins.

This place was once a city, and its former prosperity can be vaguely seen from the remaining architectural outlines.

The city was ravaged by extraterrestrial demons and turned into a massive graveyard.

There are also many extraterrestrial demons sweeping around this place.

Ye Han shot out several golden beams, accurately piercing through the bodies of those Heavenly Demons and evaporating them on the spot.

The power of manipulation covered the ruins, and many collapsed buildings were cleared away.

At the very bottom, a little girl was curled up.

She looked no more than five or six years old, her face covered in dust and tear stains, wearing a tattered dress, her bare arms and legs covered in abrasions and bruises.

When the steel plate pressing down on her was removed and the light shone on her face again, she managed to open her eyes a crack.

I saw Ye Han.

Ye Han held the little girl in his arms, and the healing power of the horse talisman surged into her body, instantly restoring her health.

"It's not easy to survive under such circumstances."

Ye Han looked down at the little girl in his arms and felt a sense of relief.

In the midst of the extraterrestrial demons' carpet-bombing destruction, for a single person to survive on a planet is an incredible miracle in itself.

The girl was still in a state of extreme terror and dared not utter a sound.

She gripped Ye Han's clothes tightly with both hands, her strength was immense.

She buried her face in Ye Han's chest, her whole body still trembling, like a small animal that had just been pulled out of a storm and finally found a piece of driftwood to cling to, and refused to let go.

Ye Han held her and said softly, "Let's leave it at that for now. We'll use the sheep talisman to calm her down when we have time."

If you ask her to calm down and see her city turned out like this, she probably won't be able to accept it.

Once she is completely safe, we will send her to a suitable place to live.

He was about to carry the girl away when he saw a flame burning beneath the ruins.

Flames are not uncommon in the burning ruins of a city.

But this flame is different.

It was pale gold, quietly suspended in a container, burning even though there was nothing flammable around it.

Pushing aside the rubble, Ye Han casually picked up the container and placed it in his hand.

Just as the flames flew in, the little girl in his arms suddenly moved.

She slightly lifted her small face, which had been buried against Ye Han's chest, and her unfocused gaze fell on the flame. A glimmer of clarity appeared in her eyes: "Fire...fire..."

Ye Han asked, "These are your things?"

The little girl opened her mouth, her face showing an anxious expression as she tried to express herself but couldn't.

Her eyes filled with tears, her little hand pointing one moment to the flames, the next to her chest, as she uttered a few indistinct words: "Home...Grandpa said...the fire can't...the fire can't be put out..."

He couldn't utter a complete sentence for a long time.

But from her reaction and those fragmented words, Ye Han roughly understood.

This flame is connected to this planet, to the little girl's people, and perhaps to her grandfather.

Since it belonged to the owner, Ye Han had no intention of keeping it.

Ye Han handed the flame directly to the girl.

The girl held the flames in her hands, hugging them tightly to her chest, and the fear in her eyes finally subsided a little.

"Here you are. I'll take you to a safe place," Ye Han said softly.

He glanced at the direction of the battlefield again.

In the universe, countless beams of white light still crisscross, and a torrent of clones and virtual constructs is carrying out a final cleanup of the remaining extraterrestrial demons.

The entire battlefield has become a one-sided cleanup.

The rift has closed, and reinforcements have been cut off. These extraterrestrial demons trapped in the starry sky are nothing more than a group of caged beasts waiting to be slaughtered.

At this rate, it will be cleaned in less than three hours.

One more person wouldn't make a difference.

Ye Han decided to settle the little girl down first, then, holding her, he disappeared from this desolate planet.

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After several detours and crossing countless light-years, Ye Han finally found a suitable planet.

This is an uninhabited planet, of moderate size, with a mild climate, and its surface is covered with vast lush primeval forests and clear lakes.

There is no trace of intelligent civilization, nor any sign of large predators.

Ye Han landed on a wide-open meadow and gently put the little girl down.

After being soothed by the calming power of the sheep charm, the little girl's emotions had completely stabilized.

She stood quietly on the grass, holding the flame in her hands. The tear stains on her small face had dried, and her eyes had regained their clarity.

However, a trace of bewilderment still lingered in those large eyes.

The change was too fast; it's hard to accept at first.

"Alright, little sister, you're safe now." Ye Han squatted down and comforted her.

The little girl nodded, holding Ye Han's hand tightly, without saying a word.

Ye Han stood up and looked around.

This planet is indeed wonderful; the air is fresh and warm, and the vegetation is lush.

It can be considered a habitable planet, rich in resources and with a pleasant environment.

The problem is, there's only the little girl.

A five- or six-year-old girl living alone on an uninhabited planet, no matter how good the environment or how abundant the resources, would still be too lonely, too difficult, and too cruel.

He looked down at the little girl and sighed inwardly, "Since I've already brought her here, I might as well go all the way and finish this good deed."

"Is there anything I can help you with? Just tell me. No matter the size of the item or any special conditions, I can accommodate you."

She hesitated for a while before clutching the hem of her clothes and whispering in a barely audible voice, "Then...can I ask for a star? Grandpa said that our flames are best placed there, so that our bodies can keep getting stronger."

After saying that, she became a little embarrassed, her face flushed slightly, and she avoided looking at Ye Han, as if she herself felt that her request was too outrageous.

She didn't even know what a star was.

At such a young age, they don't understand many things.

"Sure, leave it to me," Ye Han agreed.

Before the little girl could react, Ye Han had already picked her up again, activated the rabbit talisman, and appeared in the void next to the planet in a flash.

In the dark space, Ye Han stood suspended.

The creator power of the Monkey Talisman flowed in his palm, mixed with the infinite energy of the Dragon Talisman, and condensed in front of him into a tiny yet dazzling point of light.

The point of light began to expand rapidly the moment it appeared.

It took only two seconds for the diameter to grow from the size of a fist to the size of a house, then from the size of a house to the size of a mountain peak, and it keeps getting bigger.

The blue-white light grew brighter and brighter, illuminating the surrounding void as if it were daytime.

The scorching flames radiated outwards, and Ye Han raised his hand to create a transparent energy shield, keeping the heatwave away from the little girl.