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

She withdrew her gaze and said unhurriedly, "Nice to meet you. Let me introduce myself. My name is Chang'e, and I am an alchemist."

"I don't know what your relationship with Josiah is, but I always feel that you are not simple, and I can vaguely sense that you are extraordinary."

"If these are cannon fodder sent by Josiah, I can tell you directly that Blue Eyes will be here soon. If you don't want to die, you'd better leave Yayaro as soon as possible while you still have time."

"The fate of this planet is already sealed; it's not worth your sacrifice."

After hearing this advice, the first thought that popped into Ye Han's mind was actually—an alchemist?

This job title is so out of place; isn't it usually only found in fantasy novels?

How come there are people doing this kind of work in the interstellar era?

But after a moment's thought, I felt relieved.

Because Ye Han is an example of someone who transmigrated.

The universe is vast and full of wonders. Even things like rainbow stones, which can grant superpowers out of thin air, exist. So what's so strange about someone calling themselves an alchemist?

He is simply ignorant.

Ye Han put down the towel in his hand, picked up the drink that had been prepared at some point on the table, and took a big gulp.

"We're not related, why would you be so kind as to remind me? You must have some ulterior motive."

Chang'e stood up, slightly raised her chin, and looked down at Ye Han with a superior yet elegant posture:

"I kindly reminded you, but you said I had ulterior motives. It seems I've misplaced my trust."

Ye Han: "..."

He suddenly understood why Gudu was so easily fooled by this woman in the original story.

With that acting skill, that presence, that command of dialogue—she'd easily be an Oscar-winning actress on Earth.

If he hadn't already known the plot, he might have actually been fooled by her aggrieved look of "I offered my heart to the bright moon".

Ye Han put down his cup and said casually, "Alright, don't give me that crap. I know you're Blue Eyes' man. You're cooperating with him to destroy Yayaro and then use the last surviving Yayaro to make an elixir of immortality."

"Knowing full well that Joshua and I have a close relationship, you still dared to come to see me alone. I know everything you did in Ayarlo. Aren't you afraid I'll come after you for an explanation?"

Chang'e's expression changed, and she became more wary.

It seems this bounty hunter is quite something. Not only did she find out about her relationship with Blue Eyes, but she even knows the conditions for making the elixir of immortality.

The conditions for refining the elixir of immortality are extremely demanding.

The medicine can only be successfully refined by using the last living native of the planet as the catalyst and the Moon Tree on the moon as the furnace.

This is her secret recipe that she never reveals to anyone else; besides her, there is no one else in the entire universe who knows about it.

How did this young man know that?

After a brief silence, she quickly calmed down.

As a free spirit, she possesses power that ordinary people cannot attain, and this sense of superiority is ingrained in her very being.

She took out a folding fan, gently waved it twice, and her tone returned to its previous languid and arrogant manner.

"You're right, if I were afraid, I wouldn't have come. So now I'm really curious. Who exactly are you? When did that old fox Josiah come to know someone like you?"

As she said this, Chang'e was rapidly thinking of a solution.

The secret of the elixir of immortality is her most important secret; such a crucial secret carries greater risk if more people know about it.

The person in front of her dared to reveal her true colors, either because he had something to rely on, or because he simply didn't take her seriously.

In any case, this potential risk must be nipped in the bud.

Ye Han casually replied, "I'm just an ordinary bounty hunter, doing my job for money. If they can afford the price, I'll naturally fulfill my duty. There's no way I'm going to leave."

Chang'e sneered inwardly.

An ordinary bounty hunter? Don't be ridiculous.

He came here for no reason other than money. He was willing to offend the Galaxy Eye for the sake of Yaya Luo. He must have made some kind of deal with Josiah.

A few days ago, Chang'e discovered through the rabbit soldiers' informants hidden in the palace that Ya Ya Luo was building a space teleportation device.

She felt something was amiss at the time.

Knowing that Lord Blue Eyes would be personally leading the team to come, even if the entire nation were to use its resources to manufacture it, it would still take more than half a year, making it impossible to complete before Blue Eyes' arrival.

Joshua wasn't a fool; he wouldn't make a pointless struggle.

Since he chose to continue manufacturing instead of evacuating the people, it means that he must have some trump card that can buy him time.

Or perhaps, it's something that gives him the confidence to act with impunity.

Following this lead, she traced it back to Ye Han.

This interstellar bounty hunter, who suddenly appeared in Yayaro, moved into the palace and trained every day in an environment with thousands of times the gravity. Josiah treated him with great courtesy.

All the exceptions point to the same answer.

Yayaro was so confident because of this outsider.

Even if this person came from the Eight Extremes Star, Chang'e has no intention of letting him go.

The reputation of the Eight Extremes Star is indeed resounding in the fighting world; those who can come out of there alive are no ordinary people.

But so what? A fighter is still a fighter, no matter how strong they are, they are still just mortals.

Her plan had finally progressed to this point, and she couldn't possibly give up just because a bounty hunter suddenly appeared.

Moreover, he knows the secret of the elixir of immortality; based on that alone, he cannot be spared.

Fortunately, her opponent was just a fighter, while she, as a free agent, possessed special abilities granted by the Rainbow Stone. Dealing with a fighter was more than enough for her, and she was confident of victory.

All you need to do is inject the rebound pill into his body, and everything will be simple.

The ring on her hand lit up, and several blue pills appeared out of thin air on her slender fingertips.

Chang'e closed her folding fan, and the eyes that had always carried a lazy smile finally shed all pretense, leaving only a chilling killing intent:

"Since you don't want to leave, then stay here forever."

As soon as she finished speaking, she swallowed all the pills in one gulp, and her figure vanished into thin air in front of Ye Han.

It has gone invisible.

Ye Han plopped down on the sofa, glanced at the spot where Chang'e had disappeared, then at the unfinished drink on the table, and a slight smile appeared on his lips.

He couldn't help but laugh and said, "It's really not easy. You're clearly scared to death, but you still have to pretend that you're confident of victory."

"To deal with me, you swallowed so many pills at once, aren't you afraid of overeating yourself?"

Ye Han also knew a little about Chang'e's abilities.

It leans towards a support role, and its own strength is not particularly strong.

However, she can convert the medicinal power into attack power, and at the same time, she can directly inject various special effects into the enemy's body, saving the step of making the opponent swallow it.

With the aid of all sorts of bizarre pills, this unpredictable method can indeed have a suppressive effect on most fighters.

I don't know what medicine she took, or when its effects will kick in.

We suffered a huge loss in terms of intelligence.