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

a few days later.

Water droplets fell on Ye Han's face, cool and refreshing, sliding down from between his brows to his cheeks.

Ye Han's eyelashes twitched.

When I opened my eyes, all I saw was a rock wall.

The uneven rock surface is covered with fine textures, and several rock pillars hang down from the cave ceiling, with glistening water droplets hanging from their tips, dripping down one by one.

There were crystal-like objects embedded in the rock wall, emitting a pale blue glow. The light was just right, casting a serene light blue hue over the entire space.

This is a cave.

There was a pool of water nearby, its surface as calm as a mirror. Water droplets fell from the rock pillars and landed on the surface, creating ripples in concentric circles.

The entire cave was as quiet as another world.

Ye Han lay on a simple bed.

It's called a bed, but it's really just a few flat stone slabs pieced together and covered with some soft plants.

Ye Han rubbed his temples, piecing together the scattered fragments of his memory: "I remember that after the giant stone frog left, I passed out."

The fact that I'm here must mean that Snow White transported me here.

Ye Han slowly sat up, supporting himself on the stone slab, and found that he felt no discomfort at all.

To confirm, Ye Han reached out and touched his body.

The most severely injured legs have completely healed, and the areas on my back where the stones pierced my back have also healed.

Most importantly, the gravity has adapted perfectly, even more so than before I fell into a coma.

It's likely that the body was restored during the period of unconsciousness through the effects of the horse talisman.

The Horse Talisman is really powerful!

Ye Han sighed inwardly.

The kind of blood loss, multiple lacerations, and being directly bombarded by a shockwave under conditions of more than ten times gravity and subjected to high gravity pressure would have killed an ordinary person long ago.

As a result, the horse talisman pulled him back from the brink of death. It took several days to completely heal him, leaving no scars.

With only a fragment of the Horse Talisman, and one-tenth of its power, it is already able to heal a near-death injury within a few days.

Once I get a few more Horse Talisman fragments later, the recovery speed will be much faster.

Maybe a serious injury will heal after a good night's sleep, and a minor injury will heal in the blink of an eye.

Once all the items are collected, the injuries will heal instantly. At that point, as long as he doesn't die on the spot, he'll just need a chance to catch his breath.

Ye Han silently gave Ma Fuzhou a perfect score in his heart and got off the bed.

【Ding! 】

[Energy fluctuations detected in the cave. Source: Deep underwater.]

How long has it been since this heavenly sound was heard?

After exploring the desert planet and collecting eleven energy points, the system panel remained silent until now.

I woke up to this wonderful thing.

The saying "Those who survive a great calamity are destined for good fortune" perfectly describes this situation.

Last time I extracted a fragment of a horse talisman, and I still had a little energy point left. I was just wondering where to find new energy materials on Gravity Star when the system proactively reported my remaining energy points.

It came at just the right time.

Ye Han walked to the spring. The water was as calm as a mirror, and the blue and white light from the cave ceiling was reflected on the water, shimmering.

Only when a drop of water falls can ripples spread.

He crouched down and reached out to probe the water's surface.

The water is cold.

The bottom is not visible to the naked eye.

Just as he was about to probe down a little further, he suddenly caught sight of something out of the corner of his eye.

Beside the spring, there was a neatly folded stack of clothes.

Wouldn't that snow be...?

Whoosh!

The water broke open, and white snow emerged from beneath the surface.

Her white hair was wet and clung to her shoulders, with water droplets running down from the ends. Her skin looked exceptionally fair and delicate in the blue-white light of the cave.

She saw Ye Han squatting by the pool.

"Ye Han!" Her voice boomed through the cave: "You're awake? When did you wake up? How are you feeling?"

A barrage of questions came at him, like a machine gun, one after another, giving Ye Han no chance to interrupt.

As she asked the question, she put her hands on the ground by the pool, lifted herself up, and climbed out of the water.

Water splashed everywhere, shattering into a shimmering mist in the dim light.

Ye Han then realized that she was wearing a set of white underwear.

She has a large bust and wears very little fabric.

The design was simple, nothing fancy, but when it clung to her body while she was soaking wet, it clearly outlined her figure.

The white fabric was soaked through with water and became almost transparent.

Ye Han didn't know where to look; nothing seemed right.

Then Bai Xue rushed over and crashed into his arms.

Ye Han was completely unprepared for Bai Xue's actions. The force of the impact knocked him backward, causing him to fall to the ground.

Bai Xue hugged Ye Han tightly, burying her face in his chest and wrapping her arms around his waist, holding him very close, as if afraid that he would faint again if she let go.

Ye Han looked down and saw the top of her white hair; he could smell her delicate fragrance.

Feeling something soft press against his chest, Ye Han blushed instantly, feeling somewhat embarrassed.

These past few days have been agonizing for Bai Xue.

What Ye Han didn't know was that during the days he was unconscious, Bai Xue had hardly slept a full night.

During the day, they go out to find food and also look for things that can help their injuries heal faster.

In the first two days, his wounds were visibly healing.

Those frightening cuts are getting smaller day by day, scabbing over, falling off, and revealing the pink new skin underneath.

Bai Xue looked at the changes and breathed a sigh of relief, but dared not relax completely.

The injury has healed.

Why isn't he awake yet?

The third day, the fourth day, and the fifth day.

His wounds were almost completely healed, and the frightening centipede-like scar on his leg was gone, but he kept his eyes closed and remained motionless.

Bai Xue started to have wild thoughts.

Did you damage your brain?

For several days in a row, Bai Xue held Ye Han as she fell asleep, afraid that if he woke up, she wouldn't be able to take care of him without her by her side.

Now I see he's awake.

All my previous worries have vanished.

"I just woke up, and now I'm completely recovered and just like a normal person."

Bai Xue lifted her head from his embrace, her eyes red-rimmed.

"That's great! You have no idea, you were leaning against the rock and passed out. Your body was ice cold, it scared me to death."

Ye Han looked at the pitiful Bai Xue and pinched her cheek: "Don't cry, okay? I can't stand seeing girls cry. Bai Xue, tell me, how long have I been unconscious?"

"You've been in a coma for seven days, and I've been feeding you only liquid food during that time."

It's already quite remarkable that a girl can do so much.

"Thank you for taking care of me during this time," Ye Han said gratefully.

Bai Xue gently shook her head: "Why say all this? I'm just glad you're alright. If we're really going to talk about it, I should be thanking you."

"I won't allow you to get hurt so badly again," Bai Xue said, pretending to be angry, puffing out her cheeks, looking both cute and serious.

Ye Han suddenly realized that she seemed to have changed a lot.

I can't quite put my finger on what's changed, but it's just not the same anymore.

The snow used to be cold.

It's not the kind of coldness you deliberately show to others; it's a habitual, self-conscious kind of coldness.

He doesn't talk much, doesn't show much emotion, and doesn't reveal his feelings.

But it's different now.

She would open up about everything that was on her mind, and her expressions were much more varied than before—worry, reproach, coquetry, relief—each one written on her face without any pretense.

People become more lively, more active, and more clingy.