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 Chapter 58 The Entrance Speed and Exit Speed Are the Same, Here’s your Lunch Box. “It is us! It’s us!” She Xin stared at Yi Zhen, astonished, as if seeing him clearly for the very first time. “You… you’re incredibly strong!” In She Xin’s relatively brief three-thousand-six-hundred-odd years of existence, he had rarely encountered anomalies like Yi Zhen—someone whose physical attributes and mental power didn’t exceed A-rank, yet could leverage equipment and unique abilities to shatter the barriers of level and species, instantly annihilating three members of a notoriously dangerous interstellar pirate crew. Yi Zhen offered a faint smile. Li Youdeng, leaning heavily on her wooden staff, hobbled up from behind. “Hey, slow down… Gods, it hurts!” She Xin turned quickly. “Are you injured?” “No, just haven’t stretched properly in ages. Pulled some muscles, that’s all,” Li Youdeng waved a dismissive hand. “Speaking of, what about that Aivan Azoth kid? You didn’t kill him, did you?...

 Chapter 89 It Was Definitely Deceived.  Feeling the touch against his palm and seeing Feng Yimo’s earnest expression, Ji Yanqing felt his heart settle, sinking deep into a quiet ocean. In that instant, his world narrowed down to just the man before him. Having finished writing, Feng Yimo looked up. Ji Yanqing stood, letting the previous topic drop. He closed his hand tightly, as if to physically treasure those three words. “I’m going to check on Lu Qing.” Feng Yimo stood as well. Seeing the faint smile in Ji Yanqing’s eyes, he knew the man was no longer grieving the loss of their home. His own gaze softened; sometimes, it was Ji Yanqing who needed coaxing like a child. But that was fine. He was more than willing to do the coaxing. Leaving the cafeteria, Ji Yanqing headed straight for the hospital. The hospital was a converted five-story residential building where all the injured were gathered for treatment. Medicine was a professio...

 Chapter 57 Big Things Always Happen at Reunions “Can you figure out a way to lure them away?” She Xin asked. “I don’t know,” Li Youdeng admitted. “I really don’t. Not confident at all.” “First off, we can’t get close,” She Xin stated. “The ship’s sensor grid has a minimum effective range of thirty meters. Get any closer, and we risk detection.” Li Youdeng considered. “Okay, how about drawing the snake out of its hole? Make some noise, get one of them to come investigate…” She Xin drawled slowly, “You’ve played too many video games. They’ll pinpoint your location, fire a capture projectile, and you’ll be paralyzed, waiting for death.” “So, sneaking in is out. Luring them out is out… What about pretending to surrender?” She Xin gave her a look. “Do you have any idea how pirates treat unidentified captives? Once they figure out why you’re here, they’ll shoot out your limbs with ray guns first, then haul you inside like a sack of veg...

 Chapter 88 “ If You ’ re Not Here, Then I Have No Home.” --- Ji Yanqing felt a distinct sense of bafflement as he tossed the bag back onto the rear seat. Counting the days, he had known Xia Shen Shu for nearly half a year, yet the man remained wrapped in mystery. All Ji Yanqing really knew was that Xia Shen Shu handled firearms with the ease of a master and had likely served in the military at some point. Harboring these doubts but voicing none, Ji Yanqing turned his gaze back to the window, watching the landscape recede in a blur. Perhaps due to Feng Yimo’s earlier command, the area centering on that last city was devoid of zombies for a considerable distance. By evening, they successfully drove onto the familiar stretch of Gobi Desert, dotted with small groves of trees. That night, Ji Yanqing rejected the watch schedule proposed by Xia Shen Shu and Lan Zi, insisting they both get some rest. Apart from Feng Yimo and the two chil...