Chapter 129 A Celestial Ship Larger Than a Planet.
Now that the destination, the Immortal Ship Luofu, has been decided, the Star Train immediately initiated the jump procedure, preparing to cross the stars to reach its destination!
Then, something interesting happened.
Walter, Himeko, and Danheng all found comfortable spots to sit down. Even the usually mischievous little gray-haired boy sat obediently with his knees together in the corner of the sofa, ready to leap forward.
On March 7th, however, he stood right in the middle of the train carriage, hands on his hips, head held high, looking eager to try something, as if he were challenging something.
On the Douluo Continent, the fastest means of transportation is nothing more than a vehicle pulled by a special soul beast.
Very few people delve into the principles of mechanical operation, and naturally, they don't understand terms like "inertia."
They had no idea what March 7th was doing; they only saw the train start its leap, and the strong inertia threw her to the ground.
She rolled around on the floor like a ball several times, her hair a complete mess.
Her silly appearance didn't make the people of Douluo Continent think she was stupid; instead, they found her even more adorable and lively, and many couldn't help but laugh out loud.
In a short while, the train came to a smooth stop under the starry sky where the Immortal Boat Luofu was located!
The first thing that catches everyone's eye is an enormous, futuristic-looking stargate.
The metallic texture gleamed with a cold luster under the starlight, its grandeur breathtaking.
Before this colossal gate, the Star Train appeared as insignificant as a tiny insect, the contrast stark to the extreme!
Little Gray Hair, March 7th, and the others rushed to the window of the observation car, pressed their faces against the glass, and gazed at the celestial ship Luofu outside, their eyes filled with awe.
March 7th's eyes widened, his mouth formed an "O" shape, and his voice trembled slightly:
"Wow! This is the 'Fairy Ship'? It looks even bigger than Yalilo-VI!"
Dan Heng gazed at the enormous, familiar yet unfamiliar immortal ship, a deep sense of nostalgia welling up in his eyes, his tone tinged with melancholy:
"For the people of the Celestial Ship, this ship is their 'planet.'"
"The earth is an indispensable cradle for the survival and development of civilization."
"However, some civilizations can transcend childhood and pilot starships to cruise through the void... The Immortal Ship Alliance is one such example."
"I've only seen it a few times, but it's still so magnificent..."
As Danheng introduced the boy, everyone looked at him with curiosity in their eyes.
Looking at Dan Heng, who seemed completely different from before, on March 7th, her eyes were full of doubt, and she couldn't help but ask:
"What's wrong with you? You look so nostalgic and lonely."
Dan Heng sighed softly, not responding to March 7's question, but simply turning his gaze back to the fairy boat outside the window, remaining silent.
...
The people of Douluo Continent were also extremely shocked.
Looking at the enormous celestial ship Luofu in the sky, they could only perceive its immense size by comparing it to the train, but could hardly imagine its exact scale.
It wasn't until March 7th learned that this enormous spaceship was even larger than the Yalilo VI that everyone was deeply shocked!
It's important to understand that even if the entire planet of Yalilo VI were frozen in ice, its size would still be significantly larger than that of the Douluo Continent.
On the Yalilo VI, the creation engines, which are over 10,000 meters high, pounded and crashed continuously.
Such a huge commotion caused no damage to the planet, which is enough to prove how enormous its size is.
If this giant, who is ten thousand meters tall, were to throw a punch, the entire continent would probably tremble and even crack open a huge chasm!
The Immortal Ship Luofu is a spaceship that is even larger than a planet.
Although they didn't understand the specific definition of "spaceship," they knew the concept of "ship"—
It's hard to imagine what a magnificent sight it would be to see a ship larger than a planet sailing among the stars!
At this moment, Tang San and his companions were still wandering on the sea.
They looked at the enormous ship they were on, which they had initially thought was already incredibly large—
Even for a titled Douluo like Tang Xiao, destroying this ship would require considerable effort, let alone lifting it with his bare hands.
Compared to the celestial Luofu, this giant ship was insignificant, which filled them with awe.
But Tang San felt mostly disdain:
"The Immortal Ship Luofu is only about the size of a planet. The Flying Divine Claw that I will build in the future will be even bigger than a planet."
"I can catch any spaceship like this one easily; they'll all become nourishment for me to improve my defense and attack power!"
However, as Tang San gazed at the boundless sea before him, he suddenly sensed that something was amiss.
They had been sailing at sea for so many days, yet they still hadn't seen a glimpse of Poseidon Island.
Moreover, the surrounding sea grew increasingly still, the surface of the sea was so calm that there was not a ripple, and there seemed to be no life beneath the ocean, so deathly still that it was unsettling.
But Tang San didn't care too much—he was the future Sea God, and he should be invincible on the sea. No matter what danger he encountered, he was confident he could handle it.
...
The story of Sky Curtain continues to unfold. Although a minor incident occurred along the way, Little Gray Hair, March 7th, and Walter successfully entered the Immortal Ship Luofu and began their pioneering journey.
Dan Heng and Himeko, on the other hand, chose to stay on the train.
The celestial screen did not follow the three into the celestial ship, but remained inside the star train.
Dan Heng stood alone in front of the window of the observation car, looking at the huge immortal ship Luofu outside the window, his face full of worry and his brows furrowed tightly.
Himeko slowly walked over, looked at his back, and spoke softly:
"You've been standing here for half an hour now. I rarely see you so worried."
"Are you worried about the safety of those two children? With Walter here, you can relax a bit."
Dan Heng remained silent for a long time. Then, as if suddenly remembering something, he looked at Ji Zi with urgent eyes and asked:
"Himeko, you should have saved the Star Core Hunter's long-range communication, right?"
Can I take a look?
Himeko didn't ask any more questions, nodded, and then pulled up the footage of Kafka appearing on the Starry Sky Train and played it for Dan Heng to see.
When Ren's figure appeared on the remote communication screen, Dan Heng's pupils suddenly contracted, and his expression instantly became extremely solemn. He abruptly raised his hand and shouted:
"stop!"
The video abruptly stopped, and Himeko, observing his unusual reaction, asked gently:
"...Do you know him?"
Dan Heng's gaze turned incredibly serious, his voice low and heavy, with a barely perceptible tremor:
"The immortal ship is in danger!... This person, this person—"
"If he's on the fairy ship, then everyone—Mr. Walter, March 7th, and Star—is in danger!"
Of course Danheng knows him!
This is the blade that held the broken sword and pointed it at him in his nightmare!
He was incredibly nervous and wished he could rush into the celestial ship Luofu immediately to check on his companions' safety.
The fact that the signal from the Fairy Boat Luofu could not be transmitted to the train made him extremely anxious.
However, he is still a wanted criminal by the Immortal Ship Luofu, and is not even allowed to set foot on the Immortal Ship.
He was immediately caught in a dilemma, unsure whether he should disobey the ban.
Seeing Danheng struggling, Ji Zi's expression grew increasingly worried, and she asked softly:
"He's connected to... what you're trying to escape, isn't he?"
Dan Heng nodded slowly, his tone tinged with guilt:
"But... I can't just leave them alone. I'm just afraid... my burdens will finally catch up, dragging everyone into it..."
Himeko looked at him, her eyes still gentle, and softly comforted him:
"Who can be without burdens? Even someone as carefree as Xiao Sanyue has heavy responsibilities on her shoulders."
"We walk on an unseen path of destiny. Everything we see, hear, and explore is our baggage—both a heavy burden and the strength that keeps us going."
Himeko's tone gradually relaxed, she chuckled softly, and looked at Dan Heng, saying:
"Don't overthink it, Danheng."
"According to regulations, the train stops for seven standard days. During this period, passengers are free to use their own time."
"With Pam and me on duty on the train, that's enough."
"Do what you want to do; it's better than regretting it later."
After listening to Ji Zi's words, Dan Heng's hesitation gradually disappeared. He nodded heavily to Ji Zi and finally made up his mind.
Watching Dan Heng turn to leave, Ji Zi gazed at his retreating figure and whispered:
"By the way, after everything's over, you'll be going back to the train and traveling with everyone, right?"
Dan Heng didn't turn around, but nodded slightly, remaining silent and taciturn, and strode towards the train door.
Read 60+ Advanced Chapters At Pat Reon
[email protected]/OP PLUS
(End of chapter)