Chapter 786: Chapter 550: Opening of the Original Realm_2
Perhaps because Water Blue Star and the Moon were not far apart, the exit leading to the Final Gate and the Tree Gate were very close to each other, just a hundred ters apart.
The group looked at each other, all filled with a reluctant emotion to leave.
Although they wanted to stay a bit longer in this place, they knew the organization’s rules and naturally would not act willfully.
Moreover, previously captivated by the scenery resembling an immortal realm, they had not noticed the terrifying giant.
Now, knowing that such a powerful being was beside them, everyone felt sowhat uneasy.
They didn’t want to stay any longer and one by one walked toward the glow of the exit.
Again, a sensation of gentle coolness ca over them, and by the ti they ca to their senses again, the scenery around them had completely changed.
Above the sky, the blue persisted, yet it faintly revealed a depth akin to the dark night, as if one could see the vast starry sky by simply looking up.
The land no longer returned to its original lush greenery.
Instead, a desolate landscape took its place, with a few newly-built, low-rise buildings and a towering giant tree in the distance visible.
“This is the Moon!”
Tang Xueke exclaid excitedly.
Speaking of which, that cluster of temporary houses was built by her and the mbers of the Construction Departnt.
Its purpose was to provide a place for people to land, facilitating the developnt of lunar resources.
Nearby, several experts from the research departnt also looked excited.
Although the Original Realm had given them enough shock, landing on the Moon to conduct research was still more attractive compared to their own expertise.
In the past, if they wanted to co here, they had to apply for the usage rights of Dawn from the Star Lord, then gather together to ride the spacecraft back and forth to this place.
Now, with the Original Realm as a transit station, if they wanted to co here, they could directly pass through the Final Gate, which was many tis more convenient than before.
As they arrived, a figure also silently appeared in front of everyone, it was Zhang Xiaoman.
“Star Lord!”
Upon seeing him, everyone saluted.
Although many in the research departnt appeared older than him, no one displayed any arrogance.
The strength displayed by the other party was simply too powerful.
Confronted with such transcendent power, no one would underestimate him because of his external age.
Moreover, as their contact increased, whether it was the experts from the research departnt or the Awakeners from the Three Great Sanctuaries, all were subdued by their boss’s power.
Being able to subjugate a Holy Angel with a single word and effortlessly carve out a world, how could anyone look down on him because of age?
“You’ve arrived.”
Zhang Xiaoman returned the greeting and then said,
“I’ve summoned everyone here to familiarize you with the use of the Final Gate. From now on, if you want to co to the Moon, you won’t need to ride the Dawn; you can just walk through from the Original Realm.”
Brother Hero, upon hearing this, quickly asked,
“Brother Man, I heard you are going to take Dawn to search for Guleng Star, does that an we won’t see you for a long ti?”
Zhang Xiaoman asked curiously,
“Oh? Why do you say that?”
Brother Hero scratched his head.
“Er, I heard interstellar travel is very lengthy, and who knows where in that star system Guleng Star is. Even if the position of the wormhole is known, it might still require so ti to navigate after passing through the wormhole… This process, it should take a long ti, right? Shouldn’t you enter a hibernation chamber or sothing…?”
Zhang Xiaoman, seeing his serious expression, couldn’t help but feel sowhat amused.
Brother Hero’s imagination really was big, even thinking of a hibernation chamber.
He was just going to search for Guleng Star; there was no need for hibernation.
And even if it was necessary, he wouldn’t dare use it.
Given the current situation with the Great Fusion, how could he possibly enter hibernation and detach from worldly affairs for a long ti?
“Brother Hero, you are overthinking it.”
Zhang Xiaoman looked at him with a smile, and then said,
“The Dawn does indeed take ti to travel through space, but I have a Star Alliance Marker to teleport. Why should I stay on the ship all the ti?”
Next to him, Brother Hero beca petrified.
Yes, Brother Man does have a Star Alliance Marker to teleport.
Even if long-distance travel is needed, there’s no need to follow the ship physically.
He just needs to rember the ti and teleport directly onto the spacecraft once it arrives.
Thinking of this, he suddenly felt a wave of sha.
The question he asked was indeed not well thought out.
Tang Xueke covered her mouth and chuckled, though she said nothing more.
Seeing their expressions, Zhang Xiaoman felt amused and also silently puzzled.
Actually, there was one more thing he had not ntioned.
That was, on several spacecraft he owned, whether systems drawn were from the anti-gravity series or wreckage from the Guleng Star spacecraft, they had one thing in common: they lacked hibernation chambers.
Yes, for a spacecraft capable of deep-space travel, it’s strange not to have even the most basic hibernation chambers.
To say the Dawn, which is of such a bizarre technological level, might be understandable—it could be that the System didn’t include the feature of hibernation chambers during the upgrade.
But the Guleng Star spacecraft, capable of crossing who knows how many light years to reach Water Blue Star, also lacks hibernation chambers, which is a bit hard to explain.
According to human understanding, interstellar travel requires a very long ti.
Without hibernation chambers, the lifespan of the crew on the spacecraft could most likely not withstand the journey, leaving them to perish from old age.
Thus, hibernation chambers beca a necessary invention.
This is a well-known fact, and it’s portrayed the sa way in many sci-fi movies.
Yet, the Guleng Star spacecraft lacks such equipnt.
If this is the case, it could an their spacecraft’s speed has reached a degree where distance is irrelevant, negating the need for hibernation chambers.
But this is clearly impossible.
The technology of Guleng Star might be more advanced than that of Water Blue Star, but it’s at most a Constant Star System civilization, far from reaching that level.
The remaining possibility is that they simply don’t need hibernation chambers.
That is to say, the people of Guleng Star don’t undergo long cosmic travels; they have voluntarily given up on that option.
This made Zhang Xiaoman sowhat perplexed.
Why would a Constant Star System civilization voluntarily give up exploring the cosmos?
Could it really be because of that so-called Dark Forest Law?
Or is there so sort of restriction around Guleng Star that forces them to make such a decision?
Zhang Xiaoman had to consider these factors.
Because he was about to start his journey to find Guleng Star.
And these factors could be seen as potential threats, requiring his utmost caution.
If he’s not careful, it could spell bad luck not just for him, but it could also involve the entire Water Blue Star, necessitating his prudence.
The universe is an unknown place, filled with opportunities, as well as dangers.
Of course, it’s this very unknown that makes it so fascinating and irrestistible.
“Well, now that you all know how to use the Final Gate, if you need to co to the Moon in the future, you can simply pass through it,” Zhang Xiaoman said, turning his gaze back to the group, particularly the Awakeners.
“Also, although I have subdued the Holy Angel, it’s still not entirely trustworthy… Whenever you pass through the Original Realm, try not to linger or talk too much with it; just leave directly,” he added.
The group listened, slightly stunned, then they comprehended.
It turned out that the Star Lord’s warning not to stay long in that place wasn’t because the Original Realm was newly opened and unstable.
Perhaps even Naphaya didn’t know that the Star Lord’s reason for not allowing a lengthy stay in the Original Realm was related to its very nature.
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