Anyway, whatever twists and turns had occurred along the way, the final decision was that True Spirit Yuan Hao would board the "Otherworld Inn" with Xuan Che and accompany Yu Sheng's group to the border star "Taiyou" to search for Yun Qingzi and the black-robed cultivators' whereabouts.
To be honest, Yu Sheng still recognized and took seriously True Spirit Yuan Hao's "extensive experience with navigation accidents."
Although he firmly believed that his own outstanding piloting skills and the Otherworld Inn's advanced ship performance were more than enough to handle this little border journey, this was, after all, his first time actually piloting a spaceship tens of thousands of light-years away. The last time he had brought the ship back to the valley could not really be considered "navigation" at all. He had simply opened a door and teleported the ship over. This time, he would be completing a genuine, full voyage.
The journey was long, and there was no guarantee that all sorts of "practical problems" wouldn't crop up. Having an experienced deep-space travel expert along would at least put one's mind somewhat at ease.
As the Special Operations Bureau's technical team stationed aboard the ship finished handing things over to the team responsible for the spaceport, the Otherworld Inn finally completed its last preparations before takeoff.
Just as the group was preparing to board, another familiar presence suddenly appeared nearby, bringing Yu Sheng to a halt.
He looked toward where he sensed the presence and, sure enough, saw several shadow wolves leap out from the surrounding darkness. Sitting atop the strongest of them—the "alpha wolf"—was a familiar figure in red.
Yu Sheng raised an eyebrow. "What brings you here?"
"I came to see you off, and to see what a spaceship launch looks like," Little Red Riding Hood said