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

Phil didn't blame her; instead, he comforted her, saying, "It's alright, it's alright. We can find another way to get things. Your safe return is the most important thing."

"Only you can solve the coordinates of the Golden Cube. The cube itself is highly encrypted. It's in the hands of a greedy pirate gang. There's no rush," Ye Han said.

Upon hearing these words, Dia's furrowed brows relaxed slightly, but a new layer of confusion immediately surfaced.

The encryption mechanism of the Golden Cube, the fact that only she could decipher it, was something even the circus people only vaguely knew, yet this person they were meeting for the first time spoke with such certainty.

"How do you know so much about the Golden Cube?" Dia asked.

"I used to follow the Uranus Star Society and know President Gaia," Ye Han said, offering a plausible excuse to get by.

Dia's pupils dilated slightly.

Gaia—that was the president of the Star Society, and also her grandfather.

After the Star Society was destroyed, there were not many people who knew the name Gaia, and even fewer who could readily say that he was related to the Golden Cube.

The person in front of her not only knew her grandfather, but also knew the secret of the Golden Rubik's Cube. Her gaze towards Ye Han immediately became more affectionate.

"Do you know my grandfather?"

"I guess so." Ye Han didn't elaborate, and steered the conversation back on track: "I can help you get the Golden Rubik's Cube back."

Dia shook her head, a serious look on her small face: "You don't understand Kalia. He's the most troublesome Freeman on Mars, with an extremely strong ability to manipulate magnetism. Anything with metal in it is useless against him."

"Weapons will be deflected by him, spaceships will be pulled down from the sky, and bullets can't even hit him. His pirate crew numbers in the dozens and has been rampaging across Mars for years, even the local garrison can't handle them. Going there would be a long shot..."

Lingling suddenly burst out laughing.

Thinking of how his master could even destroy blue eyes, a free agent who manipulates magnetism would be nothing more than easy prey in front of him.

As soon as she let out a laugh, she realized that everyone around her was looking at her, and the atmosphere became a little inappropriate. Lingling quickly covered her mouth.

She shrank behind Bai Xue, only her two eyes showing as she blinked innocently.

Phil noticed Lingling's barely suppressed chuckle and recalled the scene on Gravity Star where Ye Han instantly sent the giant stone frog flying.

How long ago was that?

Now that so many years have passed, Ye Han's strength has only increased.

Feliti said, "Dia, I forgot to tell you. Ye Han came from the Eight Extremes Star, and he's very strong."

"The Eight Extreme Stars?"

Although Dia did not practice martial arts, she could not possibly be unaware of the name of the Eight Extremes Star.

That planet was once the Galaxy Eye prison, and later became a training ground for fighters. There are very few people in the entire universe who have survived eight planets.

The worry in my heart quickly faded, replaced by hope.

Ye Han stood up: "Let's go, Dia, you lead the way, we'll help you get the Golden Cube back."

The group moved outside the shed.

Sama drove out from behind the shed in a dilapidated truck, a lion head mask popping out of the window: "This is my truck, you can drive it! The exterior is a bit old, but I modified the engine myself, it's definitely powerful!"

Ye Han glanced at the rusty truck and smiled, "No need for that trouble."

He raised his right hand, pointed his finger, and the transformative power of the monkey talisman turned into a beam of white light that fell to the ground.

After the white light dissipated, a huge carpet appeared out of thin air in the open space.

The carpet that appeared out of nowhere surprised the group.

Sama's mouth was so wide open it could fit a fist.

Bai Xue and Ling Ling, however, were not surprised and had already taken their places.

Ye Han stepped onto the carpet and turned to look at Dia: "Come on up."

Dia didn't understand Ye Han's meaning, and after going up, she asked, "Um, are we just going to get across using this?"

Bai Xue gently patted her shoulder: "Stand still, you'll see in a moment."

The next moment, the carpet flew up.

The levitation power of the chicken talisman lifted the entire flying carpet, silently rising into the air. It hovered above the ruins for two seconds before transforming into a streak of light and disappearing into the horizon.

Only a few wisps of sand, stirred up by the airflow, remained swirling in place.

The circus trio stood frozen at the entrance of the shed.

Sama remained leaning halfway out of the car window for quite some time before slowly turning his head: "Lal, try hitting me hard."

"Why would I hit you?" Ral frowned.

"I want to see if I'm still half asleep. Ye Han's moves just now—creating a flying carpet out of thin air, and the carpet even flying—is that really something the Rainbow Stone can do?"

"oh."

*Slap!* Lal swung his large, fan-like hand and slapped Sama across the face.

Sama was slapped back into the car, slumped over the steering wheel, and the horn blared loudly.

"Hey, why did you pass out? You're the one who told me to slap you." Ral scratched his head.

Philip stood to the side watching the two clowns and shook his head helplessly.

He looked up at the sky, a relieved smile on his face: "Thank goodness Ye Han came, otherwise I really wouldn't know how to settle Dia."

"I feel relieved to have entrusted Diato to him."

In fact, the three of them had already made plans. Since Mars didn't need them, they would go to perform in various parts of the universe.

While making money, they also wanted to find a place that needed a circus to settle down and bring joy to the people there.

This place is no longer suitable for defense.

Ye Han's appearance relieved them of the last thing they couldn't let go of.

He's strong, reliable, and fully capable of protecting Dia, which is better than letting Dia wander with those old guys.

Phil looked away and patted Lal on the shoulder: "Alright, wake Sama up, we should pack our things too."

"it is good."

Lal opened the car door and pulled Sama off the steering wheel.

Sama groggily opened his eyes, a bright red handprint still imprinted on half of his face. He then jumped up, clutching his burning cheek, and yelled at Lal:

"I told you not to hit me! You hit me so hard! You were so rough, you almost killed me!"

Lal immediately distanced himself: "That was your request, I just did as you asked. Alright, let's not talk about that now, Sama, you should get off the bus, Commander Phil wants us to move some things."

Sama rubbed her face as she got out of the car. She was about to ask what she was moving when she suddenly realized the meaning of Lal's words and stopped abruptly: "Leaving so soon? What about Dia?"

Lal opened the back door of the truck and began loading things into it.

All you need to do is deliver the items to the spaceship at the space station to leave Mars.

Lal explained, "Commander Phil intends to entrust Dia to Ye Han's care, which is exactly what you wanted. It was your idea to propose this."

After listening, Sama recalled what had happened some time ago.