"What... was my home world called again?"
Bai stared gloomily at the constantly flashing, flickering mission panel. She had never considered what her home was named. Earthlings, for example, interacted more with the names of different countries or regions than spoke of Earth itself; that was simply the scope of their world, unless they entered the spacefaring age.
After agonizing over it for ages, she swung her slender legs and ran out of the Mission Hall, boarding an immortal maiden's flower-picking boat back to camp.
Halfway there, she jumped from the boat and flew back to the Female Guard Camp.
Swinging her slender legs again, she pattered off to the main hall to leaf through the star charts. She had never taken star charts seriously before, but now that she needed them, she finally understood how important it was to know the routes.
On the high steps at the center of the hall, the Heavenly Fairy Maiden general was bent over her desk reviewing documents. She looked up and saw a pair of snow-white dragon horns sweep past the edge of the broad desk...
Bai had always been rather thick-nerved whenever she did not need to obey heavenly laws and regulations.
The immortals did not mind, either.
After all, it was already quite commendable for a divine beast to be so honest and disciplined. They could not demand too much. At present, there was only one orthodox divine beast within the Heavenly Court. They could hardly require her to be as strict as a person.
The star chart was not merely a sheet of paper.
It was highly advanced. Array formations projected images somewhat like 3D projections, with densely packed stars glittering and connecting lines indicating the directions of Spatial Jumps and Teleportation Arrays.
She first found the approximate coordinates,