There were still a great many precautions concerning the newly added personnel transport function of the Data Terminal, and Raven 12345 had no way to explain them all at once. Hao Ren took a look at the newly added manual on the terminal and immediately realized that this was something requiring serious study. In the past, he had only ever been a "passenger," and with his limited knowledge, he had never deeply considered how complicated something involving the Spatial Layer could be. Only now did he finally gain a vague understanding: civilian-grade Spatial Teleportation could not be used near high-intensity Gravitational Fields; simultaneous Two-way Teleportation required a Calibration Protocol, or accidents would occur; the curvature generated when a Class-1 Superluminal Engine started up would interfere with Civilian Transporters; and Gravity Well Generators would cause catastrophic interference with every form of Spatial Teleportation...
In any case, it was all a bunch of things he couldn't understand. Raven 12345 told him not to study too much and simply follow the Data Terminal's automatic prompts when the time came. After all, that was what most other inspectors did.
Hao Ren excitedly put away the heavily upgraded Data Terminal, which had been completely transformed, while not forgetting that he was still a country bumpkin who had never left the atmosphere. "Let me ask a few detailed questions... Am I just going to that Kuiper Station? Will anyone be there to guide me? How am I supposed to get to that planet hundreds of light-years away? Will they arrange a spaceship to pick me up and drop me off, or will I be teleported directly? I'm completely in the dark here."
"The Data Terminal is your guide. There'll also be staff at the Kuiper Station to receive you. I've arranged a spaceship for you. It's