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

"Ding!"

Another crisp sound.

A line of text appeared on the panel:

[Congratulations, host! The Twelve Talismans System has been activated.]

[Currently unlocked: Rabbit Charm - Increases speed.]

[Energy Points: 0]

[Each 10 energy points consumed grants one chance to draw a prize. Obtained talismans will not be duplicated. There is a chance to obtain a complete talisman or talisman fragments. Collect ten identical fragments to unlock a complete talisman.]

"What! Twelve talismans!!"

Ye Han knew very well what this was.

The twelve talismans in "Jackie Chan Adventures" include the Rat Talisman for turning stillness into movement, the Ox Talisman for immense strength, the Tiger Talisman for balancing yin and yang, and the Rabbit Talisman for extreme speed...

Each talisman possesses unique power, and Ye Han knows these abilities by heart.

Now, he has activated the Rabbit Talisman.

"Want to give it a try?"

A strange feeling welled up from within him, and Ye Han took a step forward.

Then, he shot off like a bullet, disappearing dozens of meters in a flash.

Holy crap!

He was startled first.

too fast.

It was so fast that his eyes couldn't keep up, and before his brain could even react, his body had already been sent flying.

Then his feet slipped.

Step on the right foot with the left foot.

"Aaaaaah!!"

Ye Han was thrown into the air, tumbled several times in the air, and crashed heavily to the ground, rolling several times before coming to a stop.

The black shavings irritated his back, turning his once fine clothes into tattered, battle-damaged garments.

pain.

It wasn't serious; he only suffered a few scrapes. Luckily, the ground wasn't sharp rock, otherwise, it would have been quite a blow.

Ye Han slowly stood up and rubbed his bruised elbow.

The speed was too fast, so fast that he couldn't control it at all.

It's like someone who has never driven a car before suddenly gets a supercar, steps on the gas pedal to the floor, and flies off before they can even get a firm grip on the steering wheel.

It would be strange if it didn't crash.

"You have to learn to control it, otherwise you can't use this power for yourself."

Looking at the panel in front of him, all of Ye Han's unease and panic vanished.

Traveled to the Eight Extremes Star? No problem.

Is the environment so harsh that an average person couldn't survive a day? Not a big problem.

Only one person has ever walked the entire Eight Extreme Stars? So what?

He was all alone, and although he had nothing, he had talismans.

Moreover, the rabbit talisman is only the first one; there are eleven more talismans waiting for him to unlock.

"Now I have everything I need." Ye Han's smile faded slightly.

I'll study the energy points on the panel later; let's fill our stomachs first.

Ye Han dashed off in one direction.

This time he was smarter and didn't use his full strength to activate the rabbit talisman. He only used about 10% of his power and kept his speed at around 100 meters per second.

It's much faster than the average person, but not to the point of losing control and falling flat on your face.

He learned this lesson the hard way when he first fell in a wrestling match. The faster you go, the more dangerous it is.

The scorched ground receded rapidly beneath his feet, raising a cloud of black dust behind him, like a black dragon crawling on the ground.

"This place is completely barren."

Ye Han ran while observing his surroundings.

The black wasteland, the black stones, the black ridges—everything was black. There wasn't a single tree, not even a blade of grass.

Gollum~~

"I'm starving," Ye Han sighed.

If I had known I would time-travel here, I should have had a good meal first, instead of being so hungry.

A wisp of smoke entered Ye Han's field of vision.

"If there's smoke, it means there are people here. If there are people here, things will be easier."

Ye Han began to sprint in that direction. After this period of adaptation, Ye Han had been able to initially control the speed.

A young woman with white hair sat around a campfire.

A skinned prey sat on the fire, sizzling and dripping oil onto the flames, sending up tiny sparks.

The white-haired woman saw a cloud of black smoke heading towards her.

His expression changed.

She sprang up from the rock, immediately grabbed a stick from the side, and assumed a fighting stance.

This situation on a desert planet is not safe.

Sandstorms, animal attacks, robberies—we must be wary of any of these situations.

The black smoke did not slow down.

Her fingers tightened.

500 meters, 300 meters, 200 meters...

wrong.

There was a person in the smoke and dust.

Ye Han only realized what was happening at this moment.

It's running too fast! The dust kicked up by the rabbit talisman looks like something is rushing towards us from a distance.

"Oh no, oh no, if we don't stop now, he'll jump into someone's arms."

The rabbit talisman's power diminished, and its speed decreased sharply.

Ye Han finally stopped ten meters away: "Don't make a move, I mean no harm."

The white-haired woman narrowed her eyes.

The smoke and dust cleared.

A tall, thin young man stood on the wasteland; it was neither a sandstorm nor a ferocious beast.

That commotion was made by one person.

Ye Han took the initiative to strike up a conversation: "I came here by chance, it's been a few hours, or at least a while."

"Well, I'm not trying to steal your stuff, I just want to ask where you hunted this prey?"

His stomach cooperated perfectly by letting out another scream.

Ye Han scratched his head and laughed: "See, my belly can't be faked."

The white-haired woman's fierce demeanor gradually softened.

She put down her stick, returned to the campfire, and explained, "At this time of day, the black sand wolves have long since returned to their caves. Even if you wanted to hunt, you wouldn't be able to."

Ye Han's face fell.

"Since you look so hungry, this meal is on me."

Ye Han's eyes lit up: "Really?"

"But it'll take a while to roast." She turned the meat over the fire. "Just wait."

Ye Han didn't stand on ceremony and walked a few steps to the campfire, sitting down about two meters away from her.

"Thank you, I'll definitely make it up to you next time," he said, his eyes fixed on the sizzling, oily prey, practically glowing green with envy.

I was so hungry, and I ran for so long before I finally met someone.

He wouldn't have bothered to approach this stranger if he hadn't been so desperate.

Having finally found someone willing to talk to him, Ye Han decided to take the initiative.

"By the way, I'm from Earth, my name is Ye Han. Our spaceship had a bit of an accident, and I was ejected to this planet by the ejection pod." Ye Han introduced himself and made up a story.

The reason of a spaceship crash is quite reasonable in this interstellar age.

The white-haired woman had no doubts.

Little did she know that she, like Ye Han, also felt a sense of mutual appreciation.

Or rather, a subtle tacit understanding between people of the same kind.

"Earth? Never heard of it. Of all places you could have been ejected to, you had to end up on a desert planet. Looks like you're having pretty bad luck," she said.

"What kind of place is Desert Star?" Ye Han asked, still feigning ignorance.

Although he knew some of the content of Star Journey, he knew very little about it.

If you want to learn more, you should ask the locals; it will save you a lot of trouble.

"It is one of the eight planets, belonging to the C category. It has no oxygen, no food, and no water, which means it is the most inhospitable planet."

Through the other party's explanation, Ye Han learned that all planets were divided into four levels: A, B, C, and D.