Decay
It turned out that not every player could inherit their best-hidden skills.
Gao Gong looked at the baffled expression of his half-disciple, whom he had personally taught, and sighed inwardly. You can't even make that face properly. How are you supposed to marry into wealth?
It wasn't that he was bullying him. Even setting aside their achievements in this life, in his previous life, when they had started from the same line, he had still done better. There was a reason for that.
"Train properly. The faction's experimental technology will depend on you to develop it."
Gao Da climbed into the cockpit of the Gao Da while carrying a mindset that combined heavy responsibility with shameless lewdness, preparing to have a proper talk with the other side.
As for Gao Gong, he continued keeping his eyes closed, switching to the "player perspective" and following the players in their continued "Void Expedition."
Aboard the space fleet, every player had to admit one thing.
In theory, there were actually many major dungeons to develop in this "Void Expedition" quest chain.
The problem was that, to enter those dungeons, they first had to persuade the NPCs and activate the so-called "temporal remnants."
If they had known how important the NPCs in this quest were, they would have prepared earlier and farmed their favorability first.
They deeply regretted it!
As for the fleet's several leaders, the Void Dweller went without saying—who knew that foreigner? As for Velvy, quite a few people knew him, but that had been a long time ago. Back then, the green-skinned old space pirate had also been a "skill instructor," teaching space-combat techniques and ship-jumping skills. Players who were bored would bring him drinks and listen to the old pirate brag.
And it really was extraordinarily entertaining.
Unfortunately,