This time, after entering the Galente Federation, Saine no longer had to rely on a flying craft to trudge onward with laborious effort.
The Galente Federation's development in the spatial field was not necessarily inferior to Wizard Civilization's.
Wizard Civilization often used long-range magic arrays to complete interstellar-domain teleportation.
The Galente Federation, meanwhile, had developed wormhole technology and spatial beacon positioning technology.
What Saine borrowed and used was wormhole technology, because it looked more like a civilian technology. As long as one paid enough Federation Credits, one could pass through wormholes at designated stellar coordinates.
Spatial beacon positioning technology was a relatively high-end special method.
Although it could also be used for a price, the costs were terrifyingly high.
Spatial beacon positioning technology covered greater transmission distances, produced smaller spatial fluctuations, and possessed greater carrying capacity.
This technology, suited for ships, was likely the method most commonly used by the Galente Federation's military fleets.
Saine recorded and preserved all of this. It was also one way for him to gain a deeper understanding of the Galente Federation.
As for Saine Himself, he naturally continued to obediently travel through wormholes.
After entering the Galente Federation, Saine did not head straight for Cybertron Planet right away.
That would have been far too conspicuous. Moreover, Cybertron Planet was located in a military-controlled zone. Forget Second-Class Citizens—even native-born Federation citizens generally could not approach that place.
There were still nearly a hundred years before the time period when Overlord-level Knight Klopp expected Saine to arrive, so time was plentiful.
He had the Huya people who had given him a lift along the way to thank for that. Otherwise, Saine's schedule would have been tight as well.
After arriving within Federation territory, Saine first began wandering around the Federation seemingly at random.
His outward