"Our star map?"
Leo looked at the small virtual projection panel in front of Rocket and Quill and asked curiously.
"We got one from the Nova Corps on Xandar, and Difan gave us another one in the Void Land."
Quill turned around and said.
"I combined the two star maps. There are about two hundred and seventeen more unknown Warp Points, which can save us a lot of time."
Rocket added.
"Compared with the star maps most commonly circulated on StarNet, which are also the cheapest, this journey of ours has saved eleven hours."
Quill reached out and somehow produced a small panel as well. With a slight wave of his hand, several beams of light blossomed from it.
A large virtual light map, roughly the size of two computer screens, was immediately projected into the air. It was covered with dense routes and hundreds of thousands of Warp Points.
Quill spread both hands, and the light map rapidly expanded, marking the current position of the Milan II as precisely as possible.
Looking at the enlarged image, the Milan II was currently leaping nonstop through the Void.
Only when they compared it with the star map displayed on the control console did the obvious difference become apparent.
"These spaces are truly incredible."
Leo watched the spaces streaking rapidly past the ship, a hint of interest in his eyes.
At the same time, as they passed through more and more Warp Points, the faint spatial pulling force accumulated on everyone's bodies, and the pressure grew stronger and stronger.
Even Jason, who was nearby, felt a little tightness in his chest. It was slightly oppressive, like the eve of a storm.
Rocket seemed to sense it too. "The jump will end in three minutes."
The images flashing before them grew faster and