A few days flashed by.
That afternoon, a drizzling rain fell without end.
The defensive heavy armor all over the Super Giant Ship slowly sealed shut. Its distinctive mechanical hum brimmed with futuristic charm. Bai Yujun and Fat Head Cat remained blankly staring by the railing, curiously watching the sky grow ever smaller.
When the last sliver of the outside scenery vanished, the corridor lights came on as well.
The ship's crew, all shapes and forms, could finally rest. They leisurely called friends over to pass the time, and even after setting sail, there was no need to return to their cabins. It was clear just how stable a vessel of this scale was.
Those outside watched the mechanical-style giant ship change its form.
They had once thought ships could only travel on water. Who would have thought such a great vessel could fly through the sky, even cross the void?
The vessel, as large as a city in the locals' eyes, slowly rose. Navigation lights in various colors blinked as enormous engines thundered.
It climbed faster and faster, its wake churning the rainwater. The bow plunged into the dark clouds, and after a brief moment, it had already emerged above a clear layer of clouds, beneath a sky washed blue and bright.
Like a whale breaching from the sea, the giant ship flew slantwise toward the stars, leaving a vast hole in the clouds behind it.
Inside the cabin, Bai Yujun felt gravity gradually fade away.
After a brief spell of weightlessness, fluctuations rippled through the cabin and gravity returned to normal. She knew they had entered the void.
She pried Fat Head Cat, who had been clinging tightly to a pillar out of discomfort, loose, then dragged him away one-handed by the tail.
"Interstellar travel takes time. I