"With your current weak strength?"

Nicole puffed out her cheeks.

"Alice!!! Fortune changes every thirty years! Don't underestimate a young girl's potential!!"

Alice laughed and reached out to grab Nico!

Nicole wanted to hide.

But a pity.

Alice caught her red-handed.

"Don't underestimate a poor young girl, don't underestimate a poor middle-aged person, don't underestimate an poor elderly person, and ultimately, the dead are the greatest, right?"

Nico didn't say anything, but simply raised his hand and reached towards the boundary.

"In the end... is it inevitable...?"

Alice opened her mouth.

"...What I'm saying is, can't you change this habit of getting so easily into character?"

Nico blushed, turned her head, and looked at Alice with a serious expression.

"A qualified novelist should be good at seizing every inspiration, otherwise inspiration will grow wings and fly away like a fairy."

"I'm good at seizing every inspiration!"

Alice raised her hand and smacked Nico on the head.

Nico, wincing in pain, clutched his head and silently wrote down the debt in his little notebook.

Once I regain my strength, I'll definitely show Alice what a true angel is!!!

Alice didn't care what Nico was thinking.

She looked at Teyvat, her curiosity deepening.

Those damned three shadows!

Why do you have to keep staring at yourself?

Didn't they notice those three figures of Tenri staring intently at Nico?

Chapter 286 Pioneering, Setting Sail!

Aru Village.

Sivir stared at the chat panel in front of her, her eyes gleaming with a deep blue light.

Having used the chat group for so long and traveled to other worlds many times using points, Sivir had learned a thing or two about how to travel through chat groups.

The method for navigating through chat groups is quite simple and brutal: locate the coordinates of the group members, and then forcefully create a passage through them.

It's that simple.

Miracles happen through sheer brute force.

The kind of passage that Sivir wanted to build was definitely not like this.

Because it is unstable, it cannot last long.

Compared to this kind of passage, the stargate on the doctor's side and the pioneering star track on the other side are obviously better choices.

We'll skip the stargate for now, because it's inseparable from scientific calculations.

The computational demands required for interdimensional stargates are enormous.

Apart from the erudite monk and the Iron Tomb after his coronation, there is probably nothing that can support such a massive amount of computation.

Therefore, Sivir directly ruled out the stargate.

Therefore, the only remaining option is clearly star trails.

But the problem is...

How can such a massive star trail be constructed?

To construct interdimensional star trails, the power of exploration would likely need to reach an "infinite" peak.

His output power also needs to be "infinite".

But there is no force for exploration outside the world, and this enormous force... seems to have to be obtained from somewhere else.

I knocked.

Sivir really knew where to get such a massive amount of power.

Sivir looked inward, blinked, and took off his train ticket.

"Tsk, sigh, what a pity, it's not even warm yet."

We've barely met and we already have to say goodbye.

Looking at the pioneer ticket in front of her, a look of regret flashed in Sivir's eyes.

This is my first train ticket!

I'll just have to ask Train Conductor Pam for another one next time.

Crimson lines quietly climbed above the ticket, turning the originally golden ticket crimson in the blink of an eye!

The ticket instantly transformed into a Philosopher's Stone, and a not-so-strong pioneering power appeared in Sivir's palm.

Compared to the other things Sivir had gotten her hands on, the tickets representing pioneers were somewhat commonplace.

But this small train ticket contains almost everything that pioneered it.

From the moment he boards the train and receives his ticket until the end of his life, he scatters his ticket into the sea of ​​stars.

It is a legacy, it is a responsibility.

Sivir's lips curled up slightly as she grasped the Philosopher's Stone.

He pressed the Philosopher's Stone against his heart!

The Philosopher's Stone instantly merged into Sivir's body and clung to her heart.

The pharmacist, who was sitting cross-legged inside Sivir's body, quietly raised his head, while the erudite monk, who was occasionally throwing out light cones, suddenly stopped moving!

Even Cripper, who was building the wall, quietly stopped!

They watched as a Philosopher's Stone, imbued with pioneering power, fell into the sea of ​​stars!

The Philosopher's Stone suddenly burst forth with boundless light, transforming into a pioneering train with only a locomotive!

Sivir gazed inward at the train swirling in the center of the starry sky and gently exhaled a breath of stale air.

It has no carriages left.

But sooner or later...

Pioneering will connect infinite worlds.

Just as Sivir was examining the train with only the locomotive, Bo Shizun quietly flew up to Sivir's front.

It blocked Sivir's view, its massive mechanical head staring intently at her.

Sivir was a little confused.

"...What's wrong?"

The learned man remained silent for a long time, and then the ticking sound echoed throughout the starry sea.

Suddenly, the Venerable Master Boshi slowly spoke.

"What did you throw in here?"

Sivir was speechless, her eyes darting around.

broken.

Did he overreact to Bo Shizun's actions?

"What did you throw in here!?"

The tone of the learned scholar suddenly became intense.

Sivir gave an awkward smile.

"So, they just lost the front of a pioneering vehicle..."

no big deal.

It's just adding a variable to this infinite universe.

Then came a fierce roar from the Venerable Master!

"Akivili!!!"

The figure of the Venerable Master Boshi suddenly disappeared.

Sivir shrank back.

But the number of stars in that sea of ​​stars continues to increase.

Boshizun is still throwing out templates.

Sivir gave an awkward smile.

"Don't get so excited, Venerable Master. You know, I'm not even as good as Akivili yet... Besides, if you want this tree of existence to grow stronger, the opening of connections is essential."

Bo Shizun did not reply to Sivir's message.

Sivir scanned her body for a long time but did not find the figure of the erudite monk.

Ugh.

Forget it.

Let Him go.

Sivir raised her hand, and a boundary anchor was placed not far from where the apothecary sat.

The train, with only its engine, roared and headed towards the location where the boundary anchor was located.

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