Ji Jue had never imagined that the first time he rode an airship in this life, he would actually get to charter the whole thing.
Back then, let alone chartering one, he had not even dared to think about the exorbitant price of a single airship seat. Forget international routes—even flights between major cities within the Federation started at eight or nine thousand.
Not to mention this arrangement, where the entire crew had prepared in advance, waiting for one person, ready to leave the moment he arrived.
Ji Jue had not even gone through security. He simply followed the guide, drove all the way to the landing pad, and drove straight onto the airship. From arrival to takeoff, the whole process had been as smooth as hailing an unlicensed cab for a trip out the door. It felt genuinely fresh.
As expected of the Tong Family.
Well, compared to my Sky Rail... there was still this tiny little gap.
Ji Jue held his teacup and gazed at the land gradually receding beyond the window.
In the night, the lights below glittered brilliantly.
Amid a waft of fragrance, an elegantly made-up female attendant brought over a hot towel and the dinner menu. "Mr. Ji, considering the weather, our journey is expected to take around nine hours. The bedroom has already been prepared. You may rest whenever you wish. If you need anything, simply press the bell."
Compared with aircraft such as planes and helicopters, airships were somewhat slower, but far steadier. Their interiors were also absurdly spacious. Even a small three-level airship like this had ample usable space beyond its cargo hold and cockpit.
There were not only bedrooms, a kitchen, and bathrooms—Ji Jue had even spotted a gym.
It was practically no different from a vacation.
These days, the environment