It was like a holographic projection.
Wang Dong and the others understood that this was probably the manifestation of the ability granted to Geshut by "Soul Descent": allowing his soul to descend into the material world.
"Have I... not already died?"
A low murmur rang out amid the expectant gazes of the others.
It came from Geshut's soul.
At that moment, he raised a hand in confusion and touched his head. His thoughts seemed to remain fixed at the moment of his death, with that indescribable sensation of falling endlessly into an abyss without a bottom—how awful it had been!
But soon, without Wang Dong and the others needing to explain what had happened, the bewilderment vanished from Geshut's face in a moment of disorientation.
He first cocked his head as if listening to something, then a look of understanding dawned on his face.
Wang Dong had a good idea of what was happening: Geshut was probably processing some information transmitted to him by the ship's Fire Seed.
"The Sky Peng Horizontal... 'Soul Descent'... a soul descending into the material world...
"So this is my current form of existence?
"I see. So Fire Seed warships even have a role called 'special crew member.'
"Indeed, there are always countless unknowns in this world, even right beside us."
Geshut murmured, then lifted his head and looked around with a touch of curiosity.
Compared with the Zagramalish, where he had been before, the Sky Peng Horizontal's command cabin was undoubtedly much larger thanks to its Star Radiance-class Space Folder. It was also equipped with a wider range of facilities.
More importantly, Paul's meticulous design had made full use of the spacious interior, giving the Sky Peng Horizontal an open layout rarely seen aboard ordinary Fire Seed warships or even other starships.
When inside,