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Maybe I had completely gotten used to running around all day and never knowing where I would sleep each night. No matter where I was, as long as you gave me a flat surface, I could sleep without a care in the world—even if both I and the entire fleet were trapped in another dimension. I was even better at this than Qian Qian. That girl might be carefree, but she still got a little homesick for her bed. On her first day somewhere new, she could barely sleep unless I coaxed her... Ah, I got sidetracked.
By the time I opened my eyes, it was already broad daylight. I stared at the utterly unfamiliar ceiling and bedroom furnishings for a few seconds before remembering that I was still in the church district of Azure Star. This was the special "Guest Palace" Lei had prepared for Sandora and me: a standalone house. It was not particularly large, but for the God of War Priests, who lived frugally, this was practically the highest-class palace possible. We had declined the even grander accommodations prepared by Azure Star's council—uh, the presidential suite. I had no idea whether this world even had that term, probably not—and insisted on staying in the church district. Sandora had also made it clear that she and I were rulers of another civilization, so in the interests of proper etiquette, Lei had done his best to arrange this place for us.
As for why we insisted on staying in the church district, Sandora and I both found it more comfortable here. Compared with full-time scientists—though many God of War believers were half-scientists themselves—and council politicians, followers of the