Gemora was not seeing things. When Saine reappeared before her in the guise of a Boke person, he brought immense surprise to the Gemora sisters.
Even more eye-catching was that Saine was neither riding nor piloting any Cosmic Spaceship. He simply flew straight toward her.
It was so sudden, so utterly without warning.
For a moment, Gemora thought of a "Divine Miracle."
Could it be that if one thought of someone every night, that person would suddenly appear?
Could this be the power of the Ancestor's Soul?
Compared to worshipping gods, the Huya people placed greater faith in their own ancestors.
Even the divination art of the Six-Prism Treasure Box, passed down through their people, was a peculiar and mysterious method that condensed their ancestors' wisdom.
Saine was in a rather bedraggled state. Maintaining the appearance of a Huya person, his body was covered in injuries, enough to make one's heart ache.
Moreover, there seemed to be pursuers behind Saine. When he quietly arrived at the rear of the Huya ship, the anxious expression on his face signaled for Gemora and her sister to quickly open the ship's protective light shield and let him in.
With only one glance, Gemora was certain that the Saine before her was indeed the alien man she had yearned for day and night.
She could not explain the feeling. Though she had yet to verify Saine's identity, she was already certain that he could not be someone else in disguise.
Besides, in the vast sea of stars, how could there be someone who looked so much like Saine and happened to appear near this Huya Fleet Group?
Among the entire Huya population, only the Gemora sisters were even somewhat familiar with Saine.
Although their father had met Saine once, he had probably long forgotten