The stars, but they become the gray wind

"In contrast, a civilization that was created with clear evolutionary and developmental goals from the outset, and never engaged in blind development and progress, clearly fares better in this regard. Under the guidance of those who have experienced it before, it can often avoid a series of pitfalls that could cripple or even kill a civilization. The entire civilization will continue to develop in a healthier and more efficient manner. Crossing the river by feeling for others' progress is often the best option, because those who blindly explore often have a high probability of drowning in the process. If a civilization can't even guarantee its basic survival, how can we talk about diversity and pluralism in its development models?"

"As long as we can ensure a sufficient number of civilizations pass the Great Filter, what's the harm in crossing the river by feeling the stones of already successful civilizations? It's just giving up a little diversity in the paths and models of civilizational development, in exchange for countless civilizations passing through the screening. If I had to make an analogy, it's like..."

"Talking about ecological diversity and spiritual needs in front of a group of people who can't even get enough food to eat?" Carlisle continued Capote's words.

"On this point, we agree that the diversity and even autonomy of civilizations are actually secondary, and in some cases completely unimportant. The first priority is to ensure the continuation and development of the entire civilization through the big filter and screening, rather than allowing a large number of civilizations to develop blindly and aimlessly for the sake of that so-called diversity." Cabot said meaningfully.

"A civilization without stains and historical baggage in its development process often has the strongest adaptability and ability to continue in the environment..." Carlisle muttered.

On the other side of the Milky Way, 20,000 light years away from Earth, on the star Sky, Luo Ying waited patiently as he watched the blonde elf girl Elena, who closed her eyes and fell into deep thought, in front of him.

"Comparison and analysis completed..." Just as Luo Ying began to boredly observe the sun in the sky, whose main body was partially obscured by the huge Dyson cloud, Elena slowly opened her eyes.

"Luoying..." Elena opened her eyes and called softly to Luoying beside her.

"Hey, have you solved the problem over there?" Luo Ying, who was called by Elena, came back to his senses and asked Elena curiously.

"Analysis and comparison completed... I think I found an interesting clue."

"Clue? What clue?"

"Clues to the development of our civilization and the possible purposes and ideas of the Creator."

"Xiao You, I, and others compared the civilization in your memory with our own history of development and came to a conclusion..."

"Conclusion? Can you tell me?"

"The conclusion is that we are like a perfect version of you. All the negative problems that your civilization encountered during its social development have never existed in our history. For us, the reason these problems don't exist is because the factors that led to these negative problems were all strangled in the cradle. The whole process seems so coincidental, as if it were intentional."

"It's as if, knowing we might encounter this kind of problem, we completely eliminated all external and internal factors that could cause it before they were even born. For example, because of the existence of the spiritual perception network, we haven't developed the concept of class differentiation at all, and a class-based society naturally hasn't formed. Without a class-based society, any system that would lead to exploitation and oppression naturally can't emerge. Without such a system, neither feudal slave society nor capitalist society would have the soil to emerge, and naturally, any market economy or system that would arise due to differences in the possession of means of production and information asymmetry would not have emerged. And thanks to the existence of the Tree of Life, our civilization's demand for productivity has never encountered any form of deficiency or shortage."

"From the comparison of countless characteristics between the two civilizations based on your memory, the Sky Star civilization is simply like a perfect version of humans with all flaws completely eliminated." Elena concluded in a serious tone.

(Note 1) Regarding the Zerli civilization: In fact, the Zerli people are likely to be creatures composed of defects in space-time. Although they are not the earliest intelligent life forms, in order to buy time to fight against the neutrino birds, they created a closed timelike curve and went back to the early days of the Big Bang, changing their origin to that time.

The life form of the Xeelee people is essentially the curvature or break in the continuity of space and time, which leads to heterogeneity and can be used to carry information. To put it bluntly, the "body" of the Xeelee civilization is information at the fourth or higher dimensional level.

The existence of both the Xeelee civilization and the Photon Bird is actually beyond time; the real battle is a struggle for discourse power between these two civilizations, whose histories are the incarnations of closed timelike curves, the ultimate observers at the end. The wars between the Xeelee and Photon Bird witnessed by humans are more like "projections"; "images" cast from that struggle for discourse power.

Xeelee's view of time is that the universe is closed in space and time; the existence that reaches the end of time will become the "ultimate observer" and in turn determine the history before that time. The same is true for the photon bird.

The incomprehensibly advanced technological gadgets that Zélie scattered across the universe are like throwing machetes and sticks in the wild. A bunch of monkeys use them to defeat other animals. But that doesn't mean monkeys can defeat humans driving tanks and airplanes. In fact, Zélie truly begins to demonstrate his technology in the later stages of the Xeelee series. Humanity has never seen it before.

Chapter 126: Comparative Analysis of Civilizations and Short-Distance Space Travel (6000 words)

"The perfect version of us?" Luo Ying blinked and asked Elena who was sitting next to her.

"Yes...the perfect version of human."

"In terms of its birth environment, Sky is actually very similar to the environment of your mother planet Earth. The main components of Sky's atmosphere are 77.8% nitrogen, 21.2% oxygen, 0.91% argon, and very small amounts of carbon dioxide, rare gases, and water vapor. Such similar atmospheric composition is somewhat abnormal even in the vast universe. Although Sky's planetary environment may have been subject to human interference, the similarity of atmospheric composition to this extent is a bit too outrageous. It seems almost deliberate."

"And from a biological perspective, the three species on Sky Star are indeed too similar in appearance to the human race you remember. Aside from some details of their anatomy, they're practically cast from the same mold."

"Then...what does this mean?"

"Regarding the physiological structure of the three races on Sky Star, I just asked the Tree of Life. She responded to me that when she designed us, she considered many factors and came up with the most reasonable appearance and body structure. She said that the process of designing our appearance and physiological structure was entirely her own. However, the Tree of Life cannot guarantee whether there are some kind of mental suggestion or mind control technology and means in this universe that we are completely unable to perceive... For example..."

"Like your possible creator?"

"That's right... Since the Creator was able to somehow make the Sky Star civilization develop completely according to a clear goal and established direction for hundreds of thousands of years, and we don't feel anything strange or wrong in it, the Tree of Life doesn't dare to say whether the process of designing us was interfered with in some way that we can't understand."

"If the Tree of Life indeed interfered with our design, then it would be easy to understand why we and humans, two intelligent species with completely different birth and development processes, have such similar appearances."

"And if we extrapolate from this clue, we can draw some particularly interesting conclusions. Perhaps... our 'Creator' used humans, or a human-like civilization, as a template, and then derived a perfect version of civilization from this."

"This... is indeed... an interesting conclusion..." After hearing Elena's summary, Luo Ying was silent for a few seconds before answering.

"And...if your point is correct...I'm actually more curious about why I'm here."

"Uh... other individuals in my Sky Star civilization do have quite a few theories. Would you like to hear them?"

"Well... why not tell me..."

"Ever since reading and analyzing your memories, we've opened up a lot of new avenues for studying other possible civilizations in the universe. Previously, we only had one example of a civilization to study: our own. With only a single case, it's obviously impossible to draw conclusions that apply to most situations. The suspicious points in the entire region of the universe where Sky Star is located, and even in the entire history of civilization development, indicate that the birth and development of our civilization is very likely subject to human interference. With such artificially manipulated variables, it's even more difficult for us to infer the conditions of other civilizations based on our own."

"And your memory has opened up new ideas for us and provided a second case for comparison, giving us new insights into other civilizations and intelligent life. In other words, what is a civilization that develops in a natural state without interference like?"

"Although the case you provide is... uh... somewhat... too bad and negative... it's almost like the polar opposite of Sky Star Civilization. However, it is precisely this characteristic, which is almost the opposite of Sky Star Civilization, that makes it more valuable for comparison and analysis."

"Ah? But can a Type 0.73 civilization, one with a chaotic development process, a penchant for cannibalism, and a questionable ability to integrate planetary resources, really provide sufficient research and comparison value for a Type 2.7 civilization?"

"Even if we ignore the differences in their social operation models and structures, I find it hard to imagine how to compare and analyze the two..." Luo Ying was very surprised by this, because in her opinion, the Earth and Sky Star are too different in all aspects, whether it is the energy output power of civilization, material productivity, or the total amount of information generated by civilization every moment, as well as the difference in their social management models is a bit too great.

"It's precisely because the differences in all aspects are so great...that they are worth studying and analyzing. Furthermore, I'm also curious about the future of a civilization without a psychic perception network or a Gestalt hive collective mind."

"You know... because of the existence of the spiritual perception network, the history of Sky Star civilization's development has never seen the emergence of fictional narratives like those on Earth, such as religious beliefs, ethnic identity, national identity, and ideology. Sky Star civilization has also never developed organizational structures like corporations or governments. For Sky Star civilization, such things are redundant. Our social development and operation do not require mission fictional narratives and organizational forms to unite everyone. Unlike the top-down pyramid structure of human society, Sky Star society has never had any clear-cut classes. Our society has always been a simple symbiotic relationship between us and the Lord of Life. We provide innovative ideas and information to the Tree of Life, and the Tree of Life provides us with any necessary materials and energy. Of course, the feedback between the two parties is not absolute and unchanging. For example, now, in addition to providing the Tree of Life with a steady stream of new information, the Tree of Life also absorbs some energy from our Dyson Cloud. Today, the Tree of Life itself serves as the computing center for all artificial intelligence in the entire Sky Star Galaxy. If we use an analogy, it is a giant master server, and the computing centers established in other celestial bodies and space within the galaxy are the distributed hosts of this master server."

"For as long as our civilization can remember... the Tree of Life has been like a runaway servitor, caring for our civilization. This hasn't changed today. The various types of strong artificial intelligence sub-machines derived from the Tree of Life's main consciousness have long since taken over 100% of all management and production activities in society. Xiao You is one of them. Most of the Sky Aliens today are spread across the home star system and the 5000-plus colonized star systems within 300 light-years of the surrounding area. This is why it's rare to see any large cities in the orbital rings as you ascend in the space elevator. Even within the home star system, the Sky Aliens live quite scattered, so that there are almost no people in the orbital rings. Even the largest settlement in the entire orbital ring facility has only one or two thousand people, and many people are scattered in space habitats throughout the star system."

"Speaking of this... Elena... I want to travel around the galaxy, is that okay?" Luo Ying suddenly raised a hand and asked Elena.

"Of course I can, but... why do you suddenly want to go shopping? From what I've read of your memories, it seems like you're not the type to enjoy traveling far, are you?"

"I'm a homebody, yes. Even if I'm a homebody, I'm still quite curious about the starry sky. However, due to my civilization's slow progress in space exploration and the pitifully small proportion of resources invested in this field, space travel isn't something an ordinary person like me can afford. But now that I've changed my environment, I actually... really want to go and see space."

"That's right... your civilization can only launch a little over 1600 tons of payload into orbit each year, which means that space travel is a special experience available only to a very small elite... In that environment... I think it's normal for ordinary people to have a desire to go to space." (Note 1)

"Since you want to go and take a look... well... we'll have to spend some time preparing... That spaceship has been parked at the Star Ring 17 spaceport for a long time. Let me call someone first, and we can go on a short space trip together."

"Hey, is it okay?" Luo Ying just asked casually, but she didn't expect Elena to actually agree.

"It's not that difficult... I've taken short trips countless times. To me, it should be considered... a drive, right?"

"And... have you forgotten? Your brain and body are merging with our mental network, and the speed seems to have been gradually accelerating over the past few days. Since you can integrate into our mental network, then in all aspects, you are actually considered one of our kind."

"Neither the Tree of Life nor any other artificial intelligence on Sky Star will restrict a Sky Star citizen. Doing whatever they want is the universal way of life for individuals on Sky Star."

"Since you want to take a short trip to space, then let's go... I happen to have a spaceship that hasn't been used for several years. It should be no problem to take you for a ride around other places in the galaxy." Elena said, glancing at the huge dome structure of the Space Museum behind her.

"But before I go on this short space trip, I have to call someone..."

"Hey? Calling someone? Who?" Luoying asked Elena curiously.

"My sister... Anna, she has been very interested in you ever since she knew about your existence. It's a good opportunity to invite her along on this short trip."

"So, Elena, you have a sister?"

"Of course... When you came, she was still hanging out in the bar with two catgirls, so you didn't see her. After hearing about you, she showed quite an interest in you, in every sense of the word."

"Um, let me ask first... Elena... What kind of person is your sister?"

"They're both elves, but Wuqi Jingba (Seven) Lu Yi is taller than me. Her figure is probably that of a queen with big breasts."

"Besides, she's interested in you, including that aspect..."

"Ah, what aspect?" Luo Ying didn't react to Elena's hint for a while.

"Uh...that area..." Elena said, pointing to her chest and a private area between her legs.

"You know... Anna always likes to have intimate interactions with all kinds of beautiful girls... The kind where both parties don't wear clothes in bed..."

"Woo!!!" Hearing Elena's direct reminder, Miss Luoying's old face turned red and she covered her chest shyly.

"Shouldn't this kind of thing... be done only after you've confirmed your relationship?" Luo Ying said with a blushing face.

"We on Sky Star don't have the social concept of Earth that insists on one-on-one relationships. Besides, the civilization on Sky Star is single-gender and we are all girls, so it's okay for us to touch each other. There's no need to be so shy, right?" Elena looked at Luo Ying, whose cheeks were flushed, feeling a little puzzled.

"Actually, I often go to the bar that Anna goes to and hang out with the elf girls there. This kind of thing is very common in Sky Star society. Everyone likes to be intimate with beautiful people of the same sex. In fact, almost all Sky Star communities have such places."

"Oh, really?" Luo Ying suddenly became very interested after hearing that the Sky Star civilization, as a single-sex race with only females, was almost full of lesbian brothels with only girls.

"If you're interested, I can actually take you in to have a look later..." Looking at the silly Miss Luoying, who was almost a novice in love, Elena showed an imperceptible smile at the corner of her mouth.

"Okay then!!! After this short space trip is over, you must take me to visit the Lily Customs Shop on Sky Star!!!" Luo Ying, who was so happy that she forgot herself, did not notice the sinister smile on Elena's lips and agreed immediately.

"Don't worry... wait until this short space trip is over... Oh, no... you don't even have to wait until the end... There are also a large number of such places in the Sky Galaxy and in the space habitats and alien colonies of other star systems. I guarantee you will be satisfied then..." As she spoke, Elena gently touched Luoying's head.

"A lesbian shop with an elf cat girl and a mermaid lady... I'm really looking forward to it..." Miss Luoying, who was a little excited with her daydreams, did not expect that she would soon be eaten up by the girls. Because of the existence of the mental perception network, Luoying was almost known to everyone in the entire Sky Star civilization. Not only Elena's sister Anna, but also the Sky Star individuals on the Sky Star mother planet and in the galaxy. After seeing the video records of Luoying with Lamia's face, and Miss Luoying's inner cognition as a woman before the time travel, although Miss Luoying was an out-and-out homegirl before the time travel, she now has the appearance of Lamia and did not realize that her current body is actually very popular with girls.

Earth, February 4, 1909, Taylor Island.

Wearing sunglasses, Cabot was lying leisurely on a lounge chair under a parasol, savoring a cold drink in his hand. After finishing the conversation with Kalisi in the hangar at the rear of the Grey Wind mothership in orbit yesterday, Cabot returned to the ground. She was also waiting for someone. The audience of yesterday's conversation was not only Kalisi. Another member of the four people also watched the whole conversation through the thought network.

At this moment, in Cabot's perception, a red dot was moving rapidly across the island towards his position. Cabot was not surprised that she came to him alone at this time. Cabot knew very well that as the most rational of the four people, she was actually the backbone of the group. In fact, she even played a role in balancing the personalities of the other three people who seemed a bit extreme in some aspects, and served as a brake pad for the group when necessary. After she had watched the conversation between his wife II (III) Linsxi IV and Calisi as an audience, she would almost certainly come to talk to him alone.

"Hey...you're here?" When saying this, Cabot did not turn around, but continued to stare at the waves hitting the beach not far ahead.

“………” Yuki, who was standing quietly behind Cabot, did not answer Cabot immediately, but remained silent.

"Ever since you observed the entire conversation between Carlisle and me yesterday, I realized you would definitely come to see me alone... If you have anything to say, just say it directly. I'm not the kind of boss who likes to beat around the bush."

"Well then... first of all, do you agree with Xixi's opinion?"

"If we're talking about civilizations... then a civilization without flaws, without historical baggage, more perfect and faster developing, and with a greater chance of passing the Great Filter and our screening... my opinion is that I don't mind."

"If there are many such civilizations, that would be good, but if there aren't, it won't affect us either."

"From the perspective of the Senior Star Governor of the Union Instrument Command Yiqi IV Wujiusi Juba Fleet, the fact that more civilizations are capable of passing the Great Filter and our screening is certainly a good thing for us. Regardless of how they pass the screening, whether it's a closed time curve computer that completely rewrites its past history and causal laws, or a galaxy-destroying etheric phase engine and dimensional gate, or even a fair and square defeat of our honor guard, as long as they pass the Great Filter and our screening mechanism, they will naturally receive our respect and equal treatment."

"Well... actually, Xixi's views on certain things are a bit extreme, but I'm sure she has a clear bottom line when it comes to civilization. What I'm more curious about is - why didn't you open up the time jump function and closed time-curve computer function of the spacecraft's superluminal engine? Do you think that at this stage, it is not suitable for us and Calisi to obtain a time machine technology like a closed time curve computer that can modify the entire history and process of civilization development?" Having said that, Yuki paused, but saw Cabot lying on the recliner in front of him shaking his head, expressing a negative attitude.

"Isn't that so? Or...is it because of Carissa's current state of mind?"

"Xixi's mentality is indeed a bit problematic. If she gets a time machine like this in her current state, there might be a chance that she will do something like completely modify the entire history of human civilization's development to perfection... huh?" Before Yuki finished speaking, he saw Cabot, who was sitting in front of him, still shaking his head to express his denial.

"If it's not because of Xixi's current mentality, then what is the reason? I can't guess."

"As for what Kaleesi plans to do with this technology, whether he intends to use it to modify the development history of an entire civilization, or even directly modify the parameters of the universe after the Big Bang like the Zerri civilization did, I don't really care. I didn't activate the time machine function of this ship's hyperdrive for another reason."

"Any superluminal interstellar travel technology can essentially also be used as a time machine... and as a spacecraft that uses naked singularities as energy and has the ability to time jump and calculate closed time curves, I will naturally open up all the technologies it carries to you. However, I hope that after you complete this 20,000-light-year journey and spend some time with those sisters, the other functions on the ship that have not yet been opened to you will naturally be unlocked. It will not be too late for you to decide how to use these technologies then." Cabot, sitting in a recliner wearing sunglasses, narrated calmly.

Note 1: In 2023, SpaceX launched 1286 tons of payload, accounting for approximately 80% of the global launch mass. In addition to SpaceX, companies from other countries and regions launched approximately 316 tons of payload, for a total of 1602 tons.

According to the "2022 China Space Science and Technology Activities Blue Book", the total mass of global launch payloads in 2022 was 1041 tons, of which the United States was about 734 tons and China was about 197 tons.

The larger the total mass of the launch payload, the greater the rocket's carrying capacity and ability, and the stronger the orbital construction capability. At present, with the total launch payload of only a thousand tons per year, the speed of space industrialization construction can be said to be quite slow. Every year, there is only about 1600 tons of orbital carrying capacity, which basically cannot support the initial construction of space industrialization. If you want to build a complete space industrialization system, the annual orbital carrying capacity must be at least 5 to 1 tons. That is to say, each launch must be able to reach a rocket with a payload of more than 100 tons to ensure that the entire civilization can truly support the carrying capacity required for space industrialization. And this is only the initial stage of space industrialization.

Therefore, for the construction of the space industry, "entering orbit is justice, and transportation capacity is truth."

Chapter 127 Lightspeed Spacecraft and Ultra-Relativistic Electron Beams

Luo Ying followed Elena to a spaceport. Along the way, Luo Ying saw many different kinds of spaceships at the berths of this spaceport. Some of these spaceships parked in the port were long and square in shape, while others were round and smooth in appearance. Luo Ying also noticed that the spaceships parked in this port were generally very small, and the long axis of the spaceships basically did not exceed 100 meters. According to Elena's introduction, this spaceport on the orbital star ring itself is used to park various small spaceships. Medium and large spaceships often have dedicated ports, and due to the sparse population living on the orbital star ring, most of the small spaceships in these ports are customized means of transportation for the sky people living on the sky star mother planet or in small communities on the star ring. These spaceships are rarely needed by those sky people. Therefore, this spaceport looks very deserted. Except for a series of automated maintenance machinery and equipment, Luo Ying and Elena are almost the only living people in this space port at this time.

Elena led Luo Ying to one of the berths and stopped.

"Okay, here we are, this is the ship."

"Oh? Is this your...spaceship?" Luo Ying looked at the spaceship floating above the berth in front of him. The long axis of this spaceship was about 70 meters. It looked like a long shuttle, shining silver. The shell, which was almost made of fully reflective mirror material, emitted a beautiful halo under the illumination of the lights in the spaceport. The appearance seemed to have the beauty of advanced technology.

"That's right... It's called the Runner. It has a 70-meter long axis and a built-in micro-black hole zero-point energy reactor. It uses the extreme gravity generated by the charged, high-speed spinning micro-black hole on board to drive a stacked tidal engine. This creates a precise asymmetric gravity field around the ship, achieving inertia-free propulsion. It can accelerate the ship to speeds exceeding 0.999c. At the same time, this asymmetric gravity field created by the micro-black hole also generates a deflector shield around the ship with a gravitational deflection effect, deflecting hydrogen atoms, micrometeoroids, and other objects that collide with it during high-speed travel above sub-light speed."

"The outer shell is constructed from a layer of fully reflective color-nuclear armor. This material, formed through quark integration printing, is nearly indestructible. Even if the shields are disabled and a supernova-level gamma-ray burst occurs, this outer shell can ensure that the entire spacecraft remains unscathed."

"Micro black hole... So are we going to fly on a micro black hole next?" After hearing Elena's introduction, Luo Ying stared at the spaceship intently, imagining the micro black hole wrapped inside the spaceship's reactor.

"Don't worry...it's very safe...Now many small and medium-sized civilian spacecraft use this kind of drive device. Since this type of reactor that uses miniature Kerr-Newman black holes as energy began to be widely used, no accidents have occurred. Don't worry." Elena walked forward with a smile and patted Luoying on the shoulder.

"Moreover, the black holes used in these black hole reactors for small spacecraft are generally very small. For example, the event horizon of the miniature spinning charged black hole equipped on my spacecraft is less than nine millimeters in diameter, and its mass is slightly smaller than that of a rocky planet roughly the size of a star in the sky. It is almost the smallest of the spacecraft using this type of reactor. The black holes carried by large spacecraft using black hole reactors have event horizons with diameters of at least ten centimeters. The mass of the miniature black holes in those spacecraft is often greater than the combined mass of twenty or thirty stars in the sky."

"I'm not worried about safety issues... I just think using a black hole reactor to power a spacecraft is a bit too violent, isn't it?"

"Oh, is there? I think something like a black hole reactor is actually quite delicate and gentle. At least compared to antimatter which is 100% transformed into pure energy and gamma rays upon contact with positive matter, a black hole reactor is much more gentle." Elena obviously had the opposite opinion to Luoying's idea.

"Well... never mind... it's just a miniature Kerr-Newman black hole reactor... at least it's not too outrageous."

"Why don't you get on board first? Xiao You can take you around to tour the ship and familiarize you with the spaceship... I'll wait for Anna outside." Just as Elena was about to call Xiao You and ask her to take Luoying on board to tour the ship first, a happy and joyful voice came from far to near and reached their ears.

"Elena!" Along with this happy voice, a figure suddenly appeared from nowhere and pounced on Elena who was standing in front of Luoying, and pressed her under him.

"My dear sister... come and give me a hug and a good pat!! I need to replenish my sister element!!!"

A plump blonde elf lady tightly hugged Elena, who was pinned to the ground, and rubbed her cheeks and hair with her mouth. Elena, who was tightly hugged in the elf lady's arms, had a look of despair on her face and let the other party touch her body all over.

"Come and let your sister kiss you." Anna was about to kiss Elena on the lips.

"Anna, stop it..." Elena, who was held in the arms of Anna with a silly look on her face, pushed away the beautiful face of Anna who was trying to kiss her with disgust.

"Don't mind... Elena, I'm your sister. It's normal for sisters to do this kind of thing. Didn't we often see mom and aunt doing this kind of thing at home? Come! Let your sister kiss you." As she spoke, Anna pouted her lips and moved closer, still trying to kiss Elena forcefully.

"You, there should be a limit to sexually harassing your younger sister... You act like this when your mother and mom are not at home. And looking at you, you look like you just came from the bar surrounded by a bunch of girls, right?" Elena noticed a few strawberry marks on Anna's neck. Xiao You's analysis of the DNA traces left on the strawberries showed that the strawberries on Anna's neck were most likely left by two very familiar cat-girl sisters from the bar that she and Anna often went to.

I had agreed with Anna to meet at the dock, and judging from the fact that she arrived almost on time, Anna must have received my message and then had some fun with the cat girls in the bar before hurriedly taking the space elevator to the spaceport on the star ring.

After Elena and Anna struggled for a while, the other party finally let go of her hands that were tightly holding Elena's waist. In the process of standing up, Anna with a lustful expression on her face still continued to touch her body. Elena slapped away Anna's restless hands several times.

Miss Luoying, a perpetually single lesbian, blushed as she watched the sisters being so intimate.

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