This test subject's talent absolutely could not be allowed to reach Ye Yunhan's ears. Otherwise, no matter what, Ye Yunhan would take the test subject back to the Ye Family.
How could she possibly tolerate her husband having another child? Moreover, the Ye Family's resources would inevitably be divided into two shares. Her daughter would no longer be the only one.
This situation absolutely could not be allowed to happen. The test subject had to die. Only by eliminating the test subject before she could grow stronger could Tang Yongyu vent the resentment in her heart.
Behind Ye Yunhan's back, Tang Yongyu contacted her elder brother Tang Yonghuang on Jinghui Star and had him anonymously issue a kill order through the mercenary corps. She paid an enormous bounty, determined to kill both Wei Lanshan and the test subject.
She believed that with her brother making a move, the test subject would never survive. Before long, her daughter would become famous throughout the Jingsu Alliance.
After arranging everything, Tang Yongyu took Ye Zhenwei, who had fully recovered and was doing very well, to Capital Star Gaia.
Her daughter would receive the Alliance's finest education there, and everyone she met would be among the Alliance's elite.
The Jingsu Alliance provided citizens with high initial Mental Power ratings with the best education in the entire Alliance.
They would later be trained as the Alliance's most promising warriors, and the resources the Alliance provided them were staggering.
By the time Ye Zhenwei headed to Gaia Star, she was already considered late.
Her starting point would be far lower than those of her peers, but her talent far surpassed theirs. As long as she was willing to work hard, catching up to them would be easy.
Tang Yongyu was not worried about that. She would make sure to supervise her daughter's training. As for Wei Lanshan and the test subject, no matter where they fled in the star sea, Tang Yongyu would kill them all.
After Wei Lanshan piloted the airship away from satellite planet Q68, the journey was temporarily peaceful.
Taking advantage of those few days, Wei Lanshan installed a chip into Wu Yuan's reading space and had Wu Yuan tell 99 about the Alliance.
Even though Sixi's permissions had been upgraded, there were still many things she could not tell 99.
Moreover, after noticing 99's intelligence and maturity, Wei Lanshan felt that she should not treat her like a child.
In just a few short days after leaving the satellite planet, 99's mind had been filled with a vast amount of interstellar information.
What shocked her most was that the humans of this interstellar era actually lived as long as 230 years. She had to be dreaming or hearing things wrong.
When Wu Yuan spoke of the Alliance's average lifespan, 99 pinched herself hard. Was this heaven's compensation for her?
Had heaven given her the lifespan she had lost by dying young in her previous life, and thus brought her to this world? It had to be!
Could she actually be heaven's favored child?
99 was so happy that she wanted to hum a tune. She really did hum a short passage—"The serfs have turned over and sing"—in a cheerful melody that was oddly amusing.
Wei Lanshan watched 99's movements and laughed. At that moment, 99 was simply adorable beyond words. She felt that the road of escape would not be lonely; this child would bring her many surprises.
Wu Yuan explained some basic Alliance knowledge to 99. The Alliance's humans and other living creatures not only had long lifespans, but their physical abilities were all off the charts.
Physical ability was divided into five levels: A, 2A, 3A, 4A, and 5A, with 5A being the highest. Mental Power had only three ranks: S, 2S, and 3S.
The lowest physical ability level, A, was likely equivalent to the capabilities of a professional soldier who had trained for ten years in the world she came from.
People with Mental Power made up roughly two-thirds of the Alliance's total population. Although possessing Mental Power was common, those with high Mental Power levels were rare. Anyone above 2S was already someone others could only look up to.
That was because such people were either Alliance marshals, generals, or elders of some reclusive family.
They bore responsibility for the safety of the entire Alliance. Whenever danger arose, they were the ones defending the front lines. They had the ability, so they carried the Alliance's burdens forward.
After learning this information, 99 was thrilled. The vitality within her was instantly awakened.
This world was so magnificent that it filled her with overwhelming anticipation.
She would live in an incomparably dazzling era, and a surge of bold ambition rose in her heart.
She decided to live well and strive to survive. She wanted to see the boundless, magnificent star sea deep within the heavens, admire those breathtaking sights, and travel to every fascinating planet. Only then would her second chance at life not be wasted.
Wei Lanshan watched the look in 99's eyes change from surprise to joy, then to determination, while her expression grew increasingly solemn. An inexplicable satisfaction filled her heart.
In this world, one needed strong willpower and conviction to take every step forward steadily.
99's identity destined her to walk alone during the first half of her life. Without unwavering resolve, her talent would become a burden.
Traveling through the stars was dull. Taking advantage of the idle time, after 99 finished learning the contents of Wu Yuan's chip, Wei Lanshan personally explained much of this world's common knowledge to her.
From Wei Lanshan, 99 learned many things that Sixi would not tell her. After all, Sixi was only a companion robot, and her programming determined the extent of her knowledge.
Wei Lanshan was different. She was the Alliance's most outstanding biological geneticist and physician, with extensive experience and a vast reserve of knowledge.
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