Although Chaya was quite taken with Red Mountain Star, the exact choice of planet still required a detailed survey.
After leaving the Fidayans' base, Chaya used Instant Transmission directly to Red Mountain Star, located in the northwestern corner of the East Galaxy.
Red Mountain Star lay in the northwest of the East Galaxy, quite close to the center of the Milky Way, so the journey required dozens of jumps. Fortunately, Chaya's strength had advanced by leaps and bounds, and his spatial abilities had undergone a qualitative transformation. What had once required ten Instant Transmissions now took only two or three.
After several jumps, Chaya vanished from the North Galaxy and appeared in the distant starfields of the East Galaxy. This was already territory governed by East Kai.
Within the dark, fathomless blackness of space, young stars blazed fiercely. In the habitable zone suitable for life, a slender azure planet continued its eternal journey along its long, unchanging orbit. Like a dazzling pearl, it radiated a soft, gleaming light...
That was Red Mountain Star!
Not far away, another icy-blue planet several times larger orbited Red Mountain Star. It was the other planet in the Red Mountain Binary Star System—Meshan Star. Though larger in size, it had less mass than Red Mountain Star, creating the peculiar cosmic sight of a large planet and a small planet revolving together, with their center of rotation actually closer to the smaller planet. It was an exceedingly strange scene.
Enveloping his body in spatial power, Chaya briefly hovered in space. Without further thought, he flew toward Red Mountain Star.
As he passed through the clear blue atmosphere, an endless azure ocean spread out before his eyes.
A breeze swept across the sea, sending delicate ripples spreading outward in rings. Schools of fish in the ocean looked