For Qu Jianlei and the other three, this was the first time they had used teleportation between a starship and a planet's surface. Its significance was immense.
From now on, they would no longer be restricted by starports when entering or leaving planets. They could come and go freely.
It was equally significant for Tian Yin. She had personally witnessed her teammates appearing on a planet out of thin air.
Of course, imperfections were unavoidable. Hua Xiezhi and Mu Yu had pale faces, their bodies swaying unsteadily.
The distance had been relatively great, and the spatial disturbance was considerable, so the ride had not been particularly comfortable.
Hua Xiezhi held it in for quite a while, but in the end, she opened her mouth and went, "Bleurgh," vomiting up a little sour water.
Yet her expression was excited. "Ugh, this feeling... ugh, needs improvement, but it's still... ugh, amazing!"
"Yeah, amazing," Tian Yin said with deep feeling, nodding. "A poor riding experience doesn't matter. Staying alive is what matters most."
Back when she had been trapped on Paradise Star, there had been no way up to heaven and no way down into the earth. She never wanted to experience that despair again.
Mu Yu was in much better physical condition. Her pale face was purely because the awful sensation reminded her of an unbearable memory.
Paranoid steadied himself and recovered. He nodded first, then shook his head.
"Not bad. It finally succeeded, but the starship can't be moving... That still needs improvement."
"Take it slow," Qu Jianlei replied casually. "A precise teleportation over more than two million kilometers is already pretty good. You want to hit a moving target too?"
Paranoid answered in a low voice, "Whether a starship is moving is relative. Right now, it's only stationary because Zi