Arriving at Morning Star

In the previous chapter, "Twilight Line" has been changed to "Terminator Line." Dear readers following along, please take note.

In the vast starry sky, Chu Fei silently watched everything outside.

The escape craft Chu Fei was riding in was very small. In theory, it was insufficient for crossing the void. In fact, this sort of escape craft should more properly be called a "temporary shuttle craft."

But Chu Fei was no ordinary person.

The distance from the satellite Water Moon to the planet Morning Star was over three hundred thousand kilometers.

For such a distance, Chu Fei felt it was best not to attempt a physical crossing of the void. Although he felt he could do it, there was no need to take risks when he had technological equipment.

Besides, Chu Fei could fly within an atmosphere by borrowing the buoyancy of the air. In space, there was nowhere to gain leverage. Of course, his Portable Space contained plenty of useful things, but none of them were ultimately as practical as a spacecraft.

Moreover, for Chu Fei, the greatest danger in crossing the void was not space or vacuum, but the "friction" after entering the atmosphere.

No matter how small the escape craft was, it still had parachutes and could offer a layer of protection.

As for why he had chosen such a small escape craft, naturally, it was for safety.

Chu Fei could already see the distant fleet, and the fleet had naturally discovered the escape craft nearby as well.

Perhaps they already knew what had happened at the base. The fleet called out every escape craft by name. Streaks of brilliant light pierced through space and through one escape craft after another. Yet more than half of the escape craft remained unharmed.

Since escape craft were meant for