"Ridiculous! What backwater civilization are you from, to be this ignorant? And you dare warn us so arrogantly? Ah, no, I'm dying of laughter. Give me a moment." Perhaps because it had been so long since anything had amused her, Yao laughed so hard she rocked back and forth.
Ierna beside her started laughing as well.
Ku Yin sent out a space broadcast. She seemed somewhat angered by humanity calling the Heavenly Maiden Civilization natives. "Ignorant aliens, how dare you speak so disrespectfully!"
As she spoke, she prepared to perform another space jump.
Yao did not stop her. Instead, she looked on eagerly, curious to see just how long this boastful flagship could hold out.
She had lived too long. The passion of her younger days had faded, but a good show was still delightful.
Ku Yin teleported again, still targeting Lyra's command center.
Yet the result was clearly the same as before. Lyra easily evaded her.
Yao and Ierna, who had been watching with mocking smiles, were astonished to discover that after Lyra dodged, it did not reappear far away. Instead, it appeared right in their faces.
3.7 light-years exceeded Lyra's maximum Quantum Macro Tunneling distance, but it remained within the observation range of Third-Person Perspective. This was thanks to humanity's major upgrade to the mental consciousness of its individual lives after reaching Level Six Civilization.
Thus, they could "see" the space jumps of the three Heavenly Maiden Civilization members with perfect clarity. Although the Heavenly Maiden Civilization's jumps were based on four dimensions, they were still far too slow for humanity. If Lyra had wanted to, it could have sent Ku Yin to her doom just now.
But Lyra's target was not Ku Yin alone. It intended to include Yao, who was clearly the leader, and Ierna, who