It was a gigantic ship, over six hundred meters long, with a long, oval-shaped hull and ten levels. Each level was slightly smaller than the one below it, but they were spaced far apart, and each had a retractable circular deck at the front and back that could double its original area.
One notable feature was that every level from the fourth floor up could rotate around the central axis, ensuring that each one could enjoy the sunlight.
There was also a small auxiliary cabin on either side of the ship, designed for emergency detachments.
From a distance, the ship looked like a hard-boiled egg lying on its side with a skylight, perfectly suited to the minimalist aesthetic favored in an era of advancing technology.
Xu Huo was Ran Ying's companion. When they boarded, the server gave him a white wristband, while Ran Ying received a black one.
"What's this wristband for?"
"To distinguish people's identities," Ran Ying said. "You're a companion I brought along, and you don't have a formal invitation, so you got a white wristband."
"All the doors on the ship require a wristband to open. The only difference is that white wristbands can't access the ninth and tenth floors."
Xu Huo glanced around and noticed that most of the people who had boarded as companions, whether male or female, had white wristbands.
As soon as the electronic clasp clicked shut, a string of numbers flashed across the narrow screen.
"That's the wristband's number," Ran Ying explained. "They use it to keep track of everyone. Quite a few people have boarded already. Let's head in and check out the room."
They were on the fourth floor. While all the levels remained locked in place, any elevator could take them upstairs.
Ran Ying led him to the seventh