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

"Beep beep..." BT, who also got off the X-wing fighter, controlled his classic R2D2-shaped cylindrical body and came to Miku.

"Well, it's quite big. To be more precise, it's too big." Miku touched BT's round little head and continued:

"It doesn't look like something that a civilization with zero space experience could have created."

"Beep, beep, beep..." BT seemed very dissatisfied with Miku's behavior of touching his head, and swayed his body back and forth and said:

"Yeah, yeah... you're right. Generally speaking, a civilization that can park a space station of this size in orbit should have no problem running public transportation within the planetary system."

Unfortunately, with BT's current short stature, he cannot escape from Miku's clutches.

BT, who found that he could not escape the fate of being patted on the head by Miku, turned his anger to the designer of this space station, which was unqualified when it left the factory:

“Beep, beep, beep…beep…beep…”

Listening to BT using a series of very professional words to complain about the unreasonable, wrong, and inexplicable aspects of the design of this spacecraft, Miku smiled and said:

"Yes, and it's also because it's so large and inappropriate that it shows that the person who built this unknown spacecraft has no aerospace experience at all."

After saying that, Miku turned around and looked at the gap where he flew in. From this angle, he could just see a little bit of the edge of the barrier.

Miku once again said with some emotion:

"If there wasn't a sea view ball with +10 sociology next to it, this space engineering would literally be the wrong tech tree."

"But precisely because of..."

Retracting his gaze, Miku changed his hand's movement from stroking to tapping BT's head and then said, "It is enough to describe it as great."

"Beep!" I don't know if it thought it was no big deal or wanted to express its dissatisfaction with Miku hitting its head, but bt made a questioning sound.

"Emmmm, you are right. Maybe it is just a coincidence, but it does not affect the greatness of this behavior."

After Miku finished speaking, he did not dwell on this question any more, nor did he use BT as a handheld device and continued:

"Anyway, you go and take care of the hibernation chamber and energy issues first, and don't let anyone die. I'll go and repair this spaceship."

"Beep beep" Knowing that the spaceship would not last long given its current condition, BT immediately headed towards the channel that it had already scanned.

"By the way..." Miku took out a tool gun that looked like a water gun and added to BT:

"Remember to get the logbook out, if you have one."

"Beep!" BT, who felt that Miku was really questioning his professional ability, let out an angry cry and went into the passage.

Listening to the electronic Zaun language in the communicator, Miku shook his head slightly and began the maintenance work on the space station.

As a veteran time traveler who knows a little bit of everything and whose skill book catalog alone can fill up a large library, as long as Miku has enough time and materials, he can even restore the shattered remains outside to their original appearance...it's just a bit time-consuming,

But it's very simple to change to this original spaceship.

It only took half a day for Miku to completely repair this thing that should be considered a space station, and also reinforced the structural strength of the space station itself.

Seriously speaking, the technology that Miku uses for structural reinforcement is actually the most serious aerospace technology on this space station.

During the maintenance process, Miku discovered many strange and unreasonable but understandable situations in the design and construction of this space station.

First of all, the designers should know that the space environment is a weightless environment, and the two "dinner plates" that make up the space station each have a separate set of artificial gravity systems.

This is not very strange. Even if civilization is bound by barriers, as long as theoretical physics is not locked, the weightless environment can be calculated.

The only problem is that there is something wrong with the calculation result, and it seems that the error is a bit large due to some influence.

There are many reasons for this, the most likely being that the barrier is a bit short, so that too many unnecessary values ​​are added to the theoretical process.

I don’t know exactly how short Miku is, but I guess he hasn’t reached the stratosphere.

For a civilization, this height is not even enough to be described as a cramped dwelling. It can be said that one has to hunch over even when staying at home.

The second is the ecological greenhouse that takes up too much space and is filled with thousands of dead plants of various kinds.

The problem is that this ecological greenhouse, which takes up most of the space of a dinner plate, is not designed with any protective measures to cope with the extreme environment of space...it is really just a greenhouse.

It’s as if the designer just wanted to see how these plants would die in the space environment...or, it’s as if the designer imagined that the space environment was suitable for survival.

"Imagine that the starry sky is a better home."

Miku said as he carefully picked up a leaf from one of the cabins in the greenhouse.

Name: Yu Duchen

Feathers appeared beside Miku and slowly fell onto the leaves.

Through this leaf, Miku could feel the strong feelings that the builders of this ecological greenhouse had for these plants.

"An elven druid? Or one who lost his home? Tsk, could it be that the tree was burned?"

Miku, who sensed something, showed a strange expression, but it was a pity that the Yu Duchen in his hand was a copycat and he couldn't sense too much detail.

"Beep, beep..." The sound of bt sounded inappropriately.

"I've also done it here. I can restore the system." Without being immersed in the surprise for too long, Miku put away the fake Yu Duchen and responded.

As soon as the words fell, the entire space station shook slightly, and the space station's built-in artificial gravity generating device gradually began to take effect, and artificial air gradually filled the interior of the space station.

As the passive lights in the ecological greenhouse were lit up one by one, the plants that were originally like cold sculptures in each cabin collapsed into debris piece by piece.

Soon, the scene of the green park that seemed to be in a state of stasis in time disappeared, leaving only the empty incubator and a thin layer of ash in the incubator.

Miku rubbed his fingers, wiped off the dust on his fingertips, then turned and left the eco-capsule that carried the dream of finding a new home.

3: Tomb of the Stars

If the ecological greenhouse that Miku just passed by seriously wasted the precious space in the space station, then another cabin in this space station could not be described as a waste.

The cabin area is large enough for a hockey game, but it only has a few rectangular columns whose functions are unknown, and a nearly ten-meter-high armillary sphere in the center of the cabin.

The metal spheres of various sizes on the armillary sphere, representing certain stars, move slowly in their predetermined orbits.

As if to match the armillary sphere, the lighting in this cabin is softer than in other places in the space station.

The top of the cabin is covered by a transparent dome, allowing people standing in the cabin to see the stars in the sky when they look up.

With the white jade curved staircase surrounding the entire cabin, this place is more like a temple to the stars than a cabin in a space station.

Seeing Miku walk into this "temple", BT, who was busy next to the armillary sphere, shared the information he had just collected about this space station.

"Is there any audio file?" asked Miku as a pile of information flashed before his eyes.

Although Miku can barely understand the meaning of these words through some skills in the skill book, in order to fully translate and read them accurately, other means are needed.

The BT that knew what Miku was going to do beeped, and then a cold and indifferent voice with a feminine tone sounded:

"5 days, 8 hours and 43 minutes - Terra's way of telling time."

Every time a sentence was played in the audio file, Miku read it out in his own language as if it were simultaneous interpretation.

"Tyra?"

As soon as he translated the first sentence, Miku showed a puzzled expression, but his puzzlement did not last long and he continued translating:

"...After breaking through the barrier, Wanxing Garden has persisted for a longer time than I imagined."

"Soon..."

While Miku was translating phonetically, BT also annotated each audio segment of the audio file with the results of Miku's translation.

Through this rapid comparison method, Miku can learn a new language in the shortest time possible.

This way we can communicate better with the locals... After all, you can't just stuff a Babel fish into someone's head when you don't speak the same language.

Miku walked towards the armillary sphere while translating as if reading a text.

Miku walked over and noticed that BT was not tinkering with the armillary sphere, but plugging the universal cable exclusive to the technician robot into a device located in front of the armillary sphere... a smaller and more refined armillary sphere.

Through the data transmitted by BT, Miku knew that this small armillary sphere was the main control system of this space station, and it was also where the hibernation chamber was located.

Looking down at the thin layer of dust on the ground around the hibernation chamber, Miku paused for a moment and commented:

"Bathing among the stars is a very suitable place for a cemetery."

"Beep?" Hearing what Miku said, BT turned his round head and made a strange sound.

"Of course I know that Sleeping Beauty hasn't died yet, I'm just sighing."

After saying that, Miku knocked on the instrument in front of him as if he was knocking on a coffin lid and continued translating.

"The universe - when I first learned about it from Friston, I couldn't imagine how vast, magnificent, beautiful and moving it would be."

“…it is beyond our vision, beyond our poor imagination built on what we know, and beyond what words can accurately describe.”

After translating this passage, Miku paused for a moment and looked down at BT who was performing the final maintenance work on the hibernation chamber.

bt also turned his head to look at Miku, but unfortunately his mechanized head couldn't see his expression.

"Go on." Without saying anything more, Miku continued to translate the audio that sounded more like a last word.

"The stars are one, and any

Measurements of distance, size, and shape are meaningless..."

"..."

"Perhaps there are lives on them, too, with the same fiery love and hate, terrible disasters, great ambitions and romance..."

“The creation and destruction of civilizations write their histories, with countless magnificent miracles, shining names, and bloated titles added as footnotes, and then return to dust.”

"Do they know the existence of the 'universe'?..."

"..."

“From this, we are qualified to think about where we should go.”

"..."

The audio file was not very long, and Miku completed the simultaneous interpretation in just a few minutes.

Through Miku's interpretation, BT, who was doing text analysis, also completed the interpretation of the text and passed it on to Miku.

From this audio file, we can know that the name of the sleeping beauty lying in the hibernation chamber is "Kristen".

She gained knowledge of the universe from a "person" named Friston, who might be a survivor of a previous civilization or a repository of previous civilization's data.

Then he set out on the road towards the starry sky.

She was well aware that the "spaceship" she designed and built, named Wanxingyuan, did not have the technology and conditions required for interstellar travel.

She was also unsure how long the life-support hibernation chamber prepared for her could keep her alive.

But she still took this step.

"Kristen, Friston, Locke, Muirseth, and Saria." Miku repeated the names mentioned in the audio.

"Beep?" BT made a curious sound.

"Emmm, I seem to have some impression of these names, especially the last two." Miku answered BT's doubts.

"Beep?" Miku's answer made BT have many questions.

"Same as you? Maybe, let me recall..." As Miku said this, a feather appeared beside him again.

Yu Duchen's feather slowly fell on Miku's shoulder and turned into a spot of light.

Miku, who had no memory of these names, shook his head and said, "I can't remember. They must have been burned in a battle."

"Beep..." Knowing what Miku meant by being burned in battle, the BT also made a melancholy sound.

"It doesn't matter. The planet is right next to us anyway. This Wanxing Garden has been in space for less than a year. The owners of those names must still be there."

Miku said indifferently, after all, he had to rely on burning memory to open the big one, which shows how bad the situation was at that time.

Having already had his heart burned so many times and having lost countless memories, Miku is very open-minded about this.

Anyway, even if it is burned, the impression is still there, so just continue to create new memories.

More importantly, compared to these human names, Miku was more concerned about a place name mentioned in the audio file...or rather, the name of the planet.

"Tera"

"Do you think this is Terra?" Miku asked BT.

"Beep beep..." bt responded immediately.

"Yes, I don't think so either." Miku said, "Let's not talk about the fact that there is only one continent on this planet that has been invaded by the Angels of Peace. It's not like the Pangaea supercontinent has not appeared before. But when did Terra become a triple star system? Could one of them be the Moon of War?"

"So, not only is this not Holy or Rhea, this is not Terra at all."

"Beep, beep, beep?" BT made a puzzled sound, unable to understand why Miku suddenly became a little excited.