I would rather betray the gods

The Star of Distant View is a twin planet that faces the Blue Fat Star across the "sea".

Influenced by its native civilization, its appearance has become quite different from that of the Blue Fat Star.

It features artificial star rings, space outposts, space transportation systems, and much more. From a distance, it resembles a giant planet composed of modules, exuding a strong sense of technology.

As agreed, the outpost that always aligns with the planet's day-night cycle and flashes its warning light three times at regular intervals is the rendezvous point for both sides.

It was a spaceship the size of a cruise ship.

There are hundreds of such outposts in the atmosphere of the distant star, which is not unusual.

Upon entering the outpost, Yuzu and her team found no one, only various autonomous intelligent devices inside.

Following the instructions, the three of them scanned their codes in front of a scanner and obtained resident ID cards for the remote planet.

With legal status, they were transported into the space transportation system by the outpost as local tourists.

Inside, they successfully queued for a small spaceship and, along with many other tourists, returned to the interior of the distant star.

I thought I was safe once I reached the ground and had entered the remote star, but to my surprise, all the tourists returning from space had to go through a security check again.

It was clearly a surprise security check, which surprised even the native tourists.

"Could it be that we've been exposed?"

While glancing around for any suspicious individuals, Yuebai whispered to herself.

"Keep calm and act naturally. Maybe those cameras above us are scanning everyone's face. If they're scanning something else, we don't want to make a fool of ourselves and give ourselves away."

Yuzu held a space travel recommendation card she had brought from the small spaceship, pretending to read it.

That makes perfect sense.

Yuebai and Xu Xiangsheng, who were on guard respectively, quickly changed their expressions.

"Your Highness, you're such a devil!"

Yuebai took out a makeup mirror to apply lipstick, but was actually staring at the pomelo in the mirror.

In her eyes, the Pisces God King was always so carefree and never competed for anything, but she couldn't see through his seemingly harmless appearance and his unexpected cunning.

Then she turned her glasses and looked at Xu Xiangsheng again. She didn't know when, but this hostile face had become one of their own, doing something with everyone in a very professional manner.

Little did they know that Yuzu's casual guess was actually true; the cameras hanging on the roof were indeed detecting changes in everyone's facial expressions.

The security checkpoint behind them is focusing on screening people with unnatural expressions.

The huge hall has only two exits, but it is very efficient.

A soft beam of light will be projected under everyone's feet, with green arrows and red stop symbols on it. People just need to follow the instructions to move forward.

Everything was simulated and calculated by computer. The bustling crowd was like ants in a nest, stopping and moving forward in an orderly manner.

Even more remarkably, the camera's facial recognition function accurately analyzed which people were in groups and which were alone, so people walking out of the hall didn't have to wait.

Soon it was Yuzu's turn to go through the security checkpoint.

The first moonlit night passed smoothly, and the three of them had a close call.

The second person, Xu Xiangsheng, also passed smoothly, indicating that the documents provided by the Wenwan faction were safe and valid.

When they ate the third pomelo, the instrument suddenly sounded an alarm, and the red flashing light left the three of them completely astonished.

"Buzz! Buzz! ..."

The alarms blared louder and louder, both piercing and nerve-wracking.

Is it psychological that makes the alarm sound more piercing?

No, it was the security checkpoint next to it that also detected a problematic person, a middle-aged man.

Immediately afterwards, on-site staff cordoned off the area.

After carefully verifying the identity of the middle-aged man through the security check equipment, the leader coldly ordered his men to arrest him.

During this time, the middle-aged man's face turned ashen and he offered no resistance whatsoever.

Then the leader looked at the security check data again before walking up to Youzi, looking her up and down. "The computer shows that your brain is fluctuating abnormally, but we can't analyze any other 'problems'."

The statement was a mixed bag; it was clear that they were giving Yuzu a chance to confess, rather than taking her to an interrogation room for a detailed investigation.

Little did they know that it was a consciousness cultivation method created by Yuzi herself.

That day, he traveled through his own sea of ​​consciousness and suddenly realized a cultivation method that suited him. He set up various adversities in his mind and then used his inner self to overcome them. He could cultivate on his own in his spare time or even when he had free time.

This is why his combat skills have quietly improved.

He did it for no other reason than to quickly increase his strength so that he could see Fang Yuan, whom he longed for day and night.

Of course, only he himself knew what was going on, and he couldn't be stupid enough to just say it directly, so he quickly came up with a reason, and the speed at which he came up with the reason was faster than lightning striking the ground.

He stealthily crept up to the leader's ear and whispered, "There are so many beautiful women in the hall, with those hot bodies, I'm getting a little carried away."

Cough!

It's not illegal to dream, and it's not wrong to have wild thoughts. The leader looked at his lecherous eyes and was speechless. He cleared his throat twice, waved his hand, and signaled to leave.

Stepping out of the hall and onto the bustling street, Yuebai immediately gave Youzi a light tap on the head.

"Hey, what are you doing!"

"That's real evidence," Yuzu asked, clutching her head in pain.

"I thought you were a decent gentleman, but it turns out you're a lecherous old man with a dark side! I heard everything you said in the hall!"

Yuebai looked on with disdain.

"I need to come up with a reason."

Unexpected disaster, Yuzu was speechless.

"Bullshit! That expression of yours doesn't look like you're acting!"

Yuebai turned her back angrily.

She was so disappointed. How could such a future king of kings lead the galaxy into the future?

A woman's irrationality is her logic; even if you're right, it doesn't matter!

Yuzu stopped arguing with her, since she couldn't win anyway, so she simply faced the other side of her.

Looking at the cars floating in the air, he was reminded of the cartoons he watched as a child, and many scenes matched his description.

Indeed, technological development follows human imagination, regardless of the planet.

At this moment, he could only lament that the last time he watched cartoons carefree was a very, very long time ago, and that those innocent childhood memories would only become more distant and precious in the future.

Suddenly, a car pulled up in front of him, interrupting the ripples of his memories.

Before anyone could react, the car door opened by itself, extending downwards to serve as a floating step.

This was part of the agreement, and the three of them naturally got into the car.

The car was filled with all sorts of high-tech gadgets. Yuzu suddenly felt like someone from the Republic of China era seeing a modern computer, recognizing it as an advanced technology but having never heard of it before.

The only thing that made him feel out of place was the airplane-style steering wheel and the driver who controlled it.

"If it's so high-tech, why isn't it self-driving?"

In the end, Yuzu couldn't help but ask.

"There was a period of time before, but people gradually realized that their lives had lost their meaning and value. So now, whether it's cars or other things, only high-risk and special industries are allowed to be fully intelligent."

The driver turned around and gave a hearty laugh.

He was a sunny boy in his early twenties with short, jet-black hair and bangs.

He introduced himself as Xia Xia, and he was the one who got in touch with Youzi. He was a senior member of the gentle and refined faction.

Wow! Young and promising.

Upon hearing his introduction, both Yuebai and Xu Xiangsheng nodded in approval.

They are indeed deities, but their long-term activity in so-called grassroots areas makes them more down-to-earth, achieving a status that transcends the distinction between mortals and gods.

The pomelo, however, is not on the same wavelength.

What he was thinking about was that his home planet, Earth, was currently in a stage of blindly praising and pursuing the era of full intelligence.

All-powerful AI, production lines that require no human supervision, and so on.

It turns out that it was a closed loop, and that humanity ultimately seeks humanistic values.

Sharpening scissors and knives!

His thoughts drifted to whatever came to mind; the sounds of craftsmanship from the streets and alleys of his childhood echoed in his mind...