Chapter 74
**Chapter 52**
“Gululu…”
Ye Bai finished off a bottle of nutrient solution in her hand. This could be considered airplane food… no, spaceship food.
To be fair, the Star Alliance really knows how to treat its customers. The complimentary nutrient solution provided on the spaceship was far superior to what Ye Bai had bought back on Blue Star, and it could sustain her nutritional needs for two to three days.
The journey from Makur Star to the Illusion Sea System would take twelve and a half days, which translated to twenty-five game days. At this point, Ye Bai had spent ten days in the game, while in reality, the spaceship had covered less than half the distance.
Of course, traveling through space doesn’t adhere to the 24-hour day concept. Aside from Blue Star, the day-night cycles on other planets vary. Ye Bai had set her personal terminal’s “biological clock” to Blue Star time to keep track of the days.
Intelligent beings across the universe live by their own calendars, but thanks to the influence of the myriad worlds, civilizations entering this realm have begun to widely adopt the day-night cycles from the myriad worlds to describe time, hinting at a trend towards greater unification in this regard.
Ye Bai wasn’t the only passenger on the transport ship. Makur Star was a well-known entertainment planet, and following the incident, some tourists from the Illusion Sea System were also evacuating.
Ye Bai was in the passenger cabin, where each area was separated by soundproof and light-blocking materials, creating small rooms that didn’t disturb one another. However, she sensed the presence of eleven other spiritual entities nearby.
With a thought, the wall above her head became transparent, revealing a sky full of stars.
The spaceship was currently in a spatial jump, and with every blink, the starry sky shifted before her eyes.
This magnificent sight stirred a sense of inexplicable emotion within her.
In the vast unknown of the starry sea, the spaceship felt so small, and so did intelligent life.
After a while, Ye Bai closed the wall and returned to the rest area, logging back into the game.
It was a new day in Bai Ye Village, and four game days had passed since the territory upgrade.
After deciding to venture into the divine realm, Ye Bai certainly wasn’t going to set off immediately.
The source energy crystal mine needed a few more days to accumulate enough resources to build the Source Well, and before heading to such a high-level map, Ye Bai needed to make some preparations for the journey.
Most of the buildings she had previously planned were now completed. Aside from the salt mine, which would take time to excavate, even the bathhouse and barracks—both major projects—were finished.
Ye Bai had assigned all thirty of the militia she had previously promoted to training, and she appointed the three most skilled archers from her personal guard, who also had the highest strength and speed attributes, as instructors.
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