The Terra Travel Diary of Neither Sacred, Rhea, nor Terra

"Because, I don't care."

This conclusion seemed to have used up all of Christen's strength. Just at this time, the artificial gravity system repaired by BT was activated again. Christen, with weak limbs, sat directly on the plastic chair she was holding on to.

"Haha, that's right." Miku laughed without giving a definite answer to Kristen's guess, raised his hand to flick the non-existent dust on his clothes, then stretched out his hand to Kristen, bent down slightly and said:

"Ma'am, would you like to go for a ride?"

“???” Christen was at a loss for a moment as she had no idea why Miku suddenly started acting like a Victorian gentleman.

Ten minutes later, Kristen, who was sitting in the cockpit of the X-wing fighter with Miku, looked palely at the wreckage flying past the window.

Because the X-wing fighter had a single-person cockpit, and her body was definitely not petite, Kristen was completely squeezed in Miku's arms.

"Don't be nervous, this is only half speed, come on and speed up." Miku said as he released his left hand that was holding Kristen and pushed the afterburner lever on the left side of the cockpit.

With one push to the bottom, the number 999 appeared on the speedometer of the X-wing fighter.

Christen didn't know what the speed units were on this primitive-looking speedometer on the dashboard in front of her, nor did she know why the numbers didn't move even though the speed was increasing.

Is 999 just a display limit?

In particular, Miku tried to fly as close to the edge of the wreckage as possible every time he flew. The uneven surface of the wreckage made this flight more like a suicide.

The flight safety belt on her body could not give Christen the slightest sense of security. The only thing that made Christen feel safe was Miku's always calm tone.

If she wasn't afraid that her slightest movement would affect Miku's control of the aircraft, Christen really wanted to hug every part of Miku's body that she could.

...In fact, she had subconsciously grabbed Miku's sleeve, her legs were tightly together, and her tail was hanging down and stiff.

This way of flying soon lured out the autonomous drones that were still able to move from the wreckage.

I don’t know what the designers who built these giant structures were thinking, but almost any piece of wreckage that is slightly larger can have some autonomous drones flying out.

It was as if the wreckage was built using autonomous drones that looked like suitcases.

Soon, after Miku flew around the wreckage surrounding the three-body system where Terra was located.

Behind him, there are densely packed autonomous drones, the number of which has reached the "million" level and is heading towards the "tens of millions" level.

These autonomous drones aimed at the X-wing fighter piloted by Miku, creating a literal overwhelming density of firepower.

However, the speed of the energy beams that made up this curtain of firepower could not keep up with the speed of the X-wing fighters with afterburners at full power.

The result is that it looks extremely dangerous, but in fact, apart from Miku's dangerous driving style, there is no danger at all.

After circling a dozen times and making sure that no more drones were coming out of the wreckage, Miku pulled the thrust lever again and turned the steering stick to the extreme side.

Under Miku's control, the X-wing fighter made a tactical turn on the spot and changed from full speed forward to full speed backward.

Christen in the cockpit did not feel any g-force brought about by this super maneuver.

After completing a U-turn and reverse maneuver on the spot, Miku popped up the trigger safety cover and pulled the trigger at the group of drones chasing behind him.

Dozens of light blue beams flashed a series of light and shadows in front of the X-wing fighter. After passing the wall of fire, each beam exploded a circle of blue light patterns in the drone.

Any drone that was touched by this circle of light immediately lost all power and drifted in space.

Each circle of light can circle hundreds or thousands of drones. Some drones want to avoid these light circles, but facing Miku's oversaturated EMP coverage, their avoidance is worthless.

In less than a few minutes, Miku started the final cleanup in his X-wing fighter.

The pale-faced Christen finally breathed a sigh of relief, and just as she breathed a sigh of relief, she suddenly clamped her legs together due to some physical needs.

It seems that I drank too much rational liquid before.

……

19: It’s time to go

In addition to satisfying Christen's dream of flying and Muerses' vision of finding a new home, the Wanxingyuan Space Station also carries the ideal of the director of Rhine Life Engineering Department, the banshee Nasti, who wants to build a sky city for her people.

In other words, Wanxing Garden was built as a miniature flying city from the very beginning.

After so much introduction, the main purpose is to explain one thing, that is, there are toilets in Wanxing Garden, and they are divided into men's and women's toilets.

Christen came out of the bathroom with a red face, looking at Miku who had changed his pants, and said in a humble tone, "I'm so sorry."

In fact, by using transmitters, Christen can avoid the current embarrassing situation of social death, and can even restart the internal circulation when necessary.

But on the one hand, the relaxation from high tension was too sudden, and on the other hand, after Christen knew that Miku called the transmitter a natural disaster, she had some reservations about using the transmitter.

"It's okay, you won't encounter this kind of thing in a while." Miku waved his hand indifferently.

By the way, Miku had forgotten the last time he had a puppy and it peed on him.

Anyway, it must have happened. Before becoming a planeswalker, Miku was troubled by the few cute dogs he raised. After becoming a planeswalker, the legendary journey of one man and one dog also appeared frequently in Miku's experience.

So Miku didn't care about Kristen's behavior just now, because Miku liked Kristen very much, just like people like dogs.

Miku's magnanimity made Christen even more socially frustrated, so much so that she ignored the meaning of Miku's words just now.

It was not until Miku told her how he was going to "descend" to Terra that Kristen realized it belatedly:

"I want to abandon my current body?"

"Of course, because when I go there, you may still be sitting in the general manager's office of Rhine Life Reviewing documents."

Miku explained to Kristen:

"Time paradox is a very troublesome thing. Even I have to find the time when the other "me" will cause the least interference to Terra's timeline in the near future. Let alone you?"

"Grandmother paradox?" As a cutting-edge physicist, Christen knew about this paradox.

"Yes, if you run into a conflict in the timeline with you, it will attract the dog." Miku spread his hands, as if this matter is very serious.

"Dog?" Kristen, who was Pero, asked curiously.

"It's not a dog like Pero, but a kind of... in short, a pretty annoying thing."

Miku had wanted to explain to Kristen what that kind of dog was.

But just telling Kristen would put Kristen in danger, so he just passed it over vaguely.

"???" The brief answer made Christen even more curious about what the dog Miku was talking about was.

"I can't tell you. My existence means that they will know it when I tell you about it."

Miku explained why he couldn't talk to Kristen.

Miku wasn't afraid of the dogs, but neither was Kristen, nor was Terra... at least not now.

"Okay." Seeing Mikudu said so, Kristen knew that she shouldn't continue to be curious at this time and brought the topic back to the topic and asked:

"Then when do you plan to come to Terra?"

"I don't know." Miku gave a very irresponsible answer.

"Don't know?" Christen was stunned.

"Yes, I just don't know. In other words, I won't be able to determine the time until I complete the journey."

Miku shrugged and said:

"I can only confirm that it is a relatively recent time point. Although there are also more distant time points, they are a bit too far away."

It goes back to more than 10,000 years ago. Miku feels that his identity in Terra might be the same as Friston, an ancient human.

"Oh, I see." Christen did not show any doubt about the fact that this setting could only be confirmed upon arrival.

"...Is there a scientist named Schrödinger in your world?" Miku looked at Kristen's reaction and suddenly asked curiously.

"I know almost all the cutting-edge scientists on Terra, and this name is not among them. What's the problem?" Christen said confidently in this regard.

"It's nothing. Just choose a body. How about a robot body?" Miku said to Christen.

"... Is bt like this?" Christen looked at bt next to her with some hesitation.

Terra already has perfect artificial intelligence and robots similar to mechanical cars, but a cylindrical... bucket-shaped robot like BT would not look very good among mechanical cars.

As if sensing the impoliteness in Kristen's gaze, BT looked over with angry red eyes.

"Or you can stay in my body first." Miku continued to give advice.

"Stay inside your body?" Kristen asked, not understanding what Miku was talking about.

"It means extracting your soul and placing it in my body first. Since you cannot leave your body to think for the time being, it is just like a sleep for you." Miku explained briefly.

"Take a nap? Until how long?" Christen was not very opposed to this method, or she could not find any reason to oppose it.

At least it's better than turning into a bucket robot.

"Sleep until I find you in that timeline, and then let the two of you merge into one." said Miku.

"Merge into one? Then am I still me?" Christen suddenly thought of a very philosophical question.

That is whether the self in the past and the self now are the same person.

"? We are one person, why would there be this problem? For you in that timeline, it is just an extra memory of the future."

Miku explained patiently that the drones around had been cleared away anyway, and it seemed that the Terrans had no plans to fly out in the short term.

Miku and Kristen had plenty of time here.

It can even be said that Miku can wait in the Wanxingyuan Space Station until Christen is very old, and then take Christen back to the previous timeline.

For Christen, this means a few extra decades of research time...which is very attractive for a scientist.

"Continue to stay here for a few decades?" Christen raised her head and looked at the starry sky.

"If you want, I can take you outside for a ride." Miku said with a smile.

"Uh..." Christen, who still had a psychological trauma from the previous ride, twitched her mouth.

But just as Miku thought, the suggestion was attractive to Kristen.

"I have a question." Christen, who had almost agreed to go out for a walk, suddenly thought of a very crucial issue.

"Go ahead," said Miku, who looked like he already knew what Christen was going to ask.

"When we go back to the past, then the time we are experiencing now, or when we experience the present from the past, will there be ourselves above our heads?" Christen asked about the other side of the time paradox.

When you go back to the past from the present and stay in the past until now, will the you who have not returned to the past and the you who have stayed in the past until now appear at the same time?

"No, this period of time will be cut out as a lossbelt." Miku answered simply.

“???” Christen didn’t know what the word “lossbelt” meant, but at least she could understand what it meant to be cut off literally.

"Because I am the only one, and everyone is one." Miku said with a smile: "The most important thing is that they don't want too many of me."

"..." Christen was about to ask who "they" Miku was referring to, when she suddenly remembered that Miku had previously called himself a natural disaster.

"A bunch of idiots called the Self-Aware." Even though Kristen didn't ask, Miku explained who "they" were, and his tone was not very friendly.

"Your enemy?" Christen asked in surprise when she saw Miku show such an attitude for the first time.

"Huh? They don't deserve it. Seriously, if they hear you say that, they will be so scared that they won't be able to sleep well." Miku said, returning to his usual nonchalant attitude.

To be precise, when Miku said the word "Self-Aware" to Christen, those things were already frightened.

"..." It seems that it is the enemy, Christen said in her heart.

"Forget it. I can't explain it. You will understand when you reach that level. Most civilizations that have reached that level will think they are idiots, a bunch of self-centered and self-righteous guys."

Miku spread his hands and brought the topic back to Kristen, "So, you plan to go back now?"

"Yes." Kristen nodded seriously.

"That's fine. After all, to put it nicely, editing is to forcibly erase a period of history. To put it bluntly, it is to eliminate an entire universe. It's a disaster no matter how big or small it is."

Miku knew why Kristen suddenly became so decisive.

If you don’t understand what cutting means, you can still be heartless, but it’s different if you understand.

"By the way, before I meet you in that timeline, I may need to look up some information from your soul. I'll take this as your consent."

Miku suddenly remembered something and reminded Kristen.

"??? Why do I need to look up information?" Christen asked curiously. Shouldn't he teleport in front of her after arriving and then push her into his hands?

Wait, this is weird.

"When you go out for travel, do you just drive by?" Miku gave an answer that sounded irrelevant.

"What do you mean by tacitly agree?" Kristen realized that Miku was not so anxious to find another self.

"Because you can't think without a body. Your soul is like an unencrypted bookshelf to anyone. Of course, I will respect your privacy and only look for things I need."

For example, maps, food guides, etc.