Inside the spacecraft, Feathered Serpent served as the mood-maker, darting around everywhere and bringing much-needed life to the cabin.
Chu Fei's several advanced 14.9 clones each performed their own duties.
Some monitored navigational safety, some calculated the route, and some oversaw the spacecraft's systems. Chu Fei's main body, meanwhile, focused on cultivation. He squeezed every last bit of value out of his clones.
Of his many clones, the largest number were assigned to navigation.
Chu Fei was currently using a naturally formed Gravitational String, one that had not been artificially stabilized. Such Gravitational Strings were fraught with danger, like hidden reefs in a natural sea route.
Aside from the debris within the Gravitational String, there was also the Gravitational String itself.
The straight-line distance from the Divine Dragon Galaxy to the Cloud Dragon Galaxy was 83 light-years, while the estimated journey was 90 light-years. Over such a vast distance, Chu Fei had no way to explore the condition of the entire Gravitational String. In other words, he could not directly locate the Gravitational String connecting Divine Dragon Star and Cloud Dragon Star.
The method of interstellar travel Chu Fei used was neighboring-star positioning, a form of segmented positioning.
Between the Divine Dragon Galaxy and the Cloud Dragon Galaxy lay more than forty stellar systems of varying sizes—not lined up in a straight line, but scattered randomly in every direction.
Chu Fei needed to choose an "excellent" route from among them.
The greater the mass of two stars and the closer they were to each other, the broader and more stable the Gravitational String between them would be.
But Red Giants and Blue Giants required caution. Their gravity was too powerful, making their Gravitational Strings unstable—as though ocean waves had turned into tsunamis.
However, in interstellar space, two high-mass stars were