Xingtie: My silly online friend is actually a raccoon!

There is no distinction between day and night on the Starry Sky Train; the Milky Way outside the window flows slowly at an unchanging rhythm.

The passengers' sense of time was maintained entirely by their own schedules, and according to the train timetable that Pam posted on the bulletin board, it should be 9:30 in the morning now.

Xing sat up in bed groggily, the blanket slipping off her shoulders and piling up around her waist.

She was wearing a loose nightgown with an excessively low neckline. As she stood up, half of the nightgown slipped off her shoulder, revealing a section of her fair shoulder.

She was completely unaware and showed no intention of being pulled back, simply staring blankly around with her eyes half-open.

My body was sitting up, but my mind was still on the pillow.

She sat there blankly for a while before reaching under her pillow and pulling out her phone.

The screen lit up, displaying two unread message notifications in the notification bar. She yawned and swiped her thumb to open the chat app.

[Jin Xing's son-in-law: Pictures, pictures, pictures]

[Venus's son-in-law: Is this the immortal ship Luofu you mentioned? I think I've been teleported here.]

As usual, she first clicked on the picture, then casually traced names on the screen with her fingertips.

The first picture shows upturned vermilion eaves, the second shows pedestrians coming and going on the stone-paved road, and the third shows a bustling ancient street with various food stalls and steaming baskets stacked high on the side.

She yawned again with her eyes half-closed, and muttered unconsciously, "Oh, isn't this Jinren Alley?"

The next second, her fingers froze on the screen.

"Huh?! Golden Man Alley?"

His eyelids snapped open, his golden pupils suddenly focused, and he sprang up from the bed as if he'd been electrocuted.

There was no time to pull up her slipped pajamas, the blanket was kicked aside, and her bare feet were stuffed directly into the slippers by the bed.

She grabbed her collar, shuffled out the door in her slippers.

Soon, the crisp sound of slippers slapping against the metal floor echoed through the corridor of the guest car, accompanied by her loud shout: "Something terrible has happened! Lu Ze is coming this way!"

That shout pierced through the entire carriage, even louder than when Pam announced the stops over the loudspeaker.

The doors to the guest rooms opened almost simultaneously.

March 7th peeked out of her room, her short pink hair neatly combed, dressed in a refreshing casual outfit, clearly having gotten up quite early.

She looked at Xing, who was wrapped in a crooked nightgown, with her hair as messy as a bird's nest and one of her slippers almost lost, and her lips twitched.

"What's wrong? What happened? What terrible thing has happened?"

As she spoke, she walked out of the room, a stark contrast to Xing, who looked as if she had just been pulled out of bed.

On the other side, the door to the think tank slid open.

Dan Heng walked out from inside, still dressed in his usual dark blue outfit, with a cool expression, but his eyebrows were slightly raised, clearly startled by Xing's shout just now.

He leaned against the doorframe, arms crossed, waiting to hear what would happen next.

Xing, holding her knee with one hand, took a breath and waved her phone at them with the other: "It's Lu Ze. Lu Ze ran off to the Luofu Immortal Ship."

March 7th's eyes lit up instantly, and the curiosity on his face turned into excitement.

"Wow~ that means we'll get to see him in person!"

She had long been curious about this silly online friend who could chat with celebrities, and now she was finally going to meet him in person.

"That's right, he's in Golden Man Alley right now."

Xing straightened up, pulled her collar back up from her arm, and her tone became eager.

"How about we go to Jinren Lane for breakfast, which we haven't done in a long time, and have a meal with him while we're there?"

"Okay, okay!"

On March 7th, he was so happy he almost jumped up on the spot and clapped his hands together.

Dan Heng nodded slightly: "Okay."

He was indeed somewhat interested in Luze.

It's not a bad idea to meet someone with the special ability to randomly travel to different worlds.

"I'll reply to him now." Xing leaned against the corridor wall and started typing rapidly.

[Galaxy Baseball Man: You're in Golden Man Alley, right? I just woke up and haven't had breakfast yet. Let's grab some breakfast together later, and I can introduce you to my friends while I'm at it.]

The message was read almost immediately after it was sent, and the other party replied instantly.

[Jin Xing's son-in-law: No problem, I was just summoned here before lunchtime, and I'm starving too. You know this place well, do you have any recommendations? I'll order first and wait for you to arrive.]

Xing's lips curved into a smile, and her fingertips quickly typed out a line of text.

[Galaxy Baseball Man: That's naturally the strongest street food personally certified by the Dragon Lord—Aunt Gao's Snack Stall.]

[Jin Xing's son-in-law: Okay, I'll go look for it. You guys come over quickly.]

Xing put away her phone, turned around, and prepared to walk towards the carriage door: "Let's go! Lu Ze said he'd order for us first, so let's go directly to him."

"Stop right there!"

On March 7th, with quick reflexes, he grabbed Xing's collar and pulled her back with such force that he almost ripped her pajamas off her body.

"What are you so excited about? Are you going out in your pajamas to give away freebies?!"

On March 7th, he stood with his hands on his hips, righteously and sternly blocking the star's path.

"Go wash up first, Danheng and I will go tell Sister Ji and Uncle Yang."

Xing looked down at her crooked pajamas and slippers that were on backwards, and for once, a hint of guilt appeared on her face.

"understood."

She obediently turned around and walked towards her room, this time not running, but walking.

March 7th shook his head as he watched her retreating figure, then turned and shrugged at Dan Heng.

Dan Heng replied expressionlessly.

"I'm used to it."