Bai Fu had never been to Indigo Star, but she knew more about it than most players—and even many of its natives.
That was what happened when she could drop in on the player community whenever she wanted.
She had started searching the community for information about Indigo Star as soon as players linked her to its Darknight Sovereign. Lately, whenever she had nothing else to do, she had sorted all the information she had collected into categories.
Now, even if she ran into a history buff from Indigo Star, Bai Fu was confident she could keep up with him without giving herself away. And if she got something wrong, she could always explain that she hadn't been on Indigo Star for years.
What actor didn't memorize their lines or learn the backstory?
As the spaceship headed toward Indigo Star, Bai Fu opened the comprehensive guide to the planet that she had put together and gave it one last review.
Like Zu Yuan Star, Indigo Star was a Novice Planet, but the two had entirely different styles.
Zu Yuan Star was all about a nuclear-apocalypse wasteland, where everyone, players included, struggled to survive. Indigo Star hadn't suffered a disaster like the psionic leak during its development, but that didn't mean it was peaceful. If it were, there'd be no room for players to make a difference.
In fact, Indigo Star was every bit as dangerous as Zu Yuan Star.
On this Novice Planet, where technology and psychic powers coexisted, ordinary people faced three major threats: secret societies, monsters born of psychic powers, and psychic calamities that occurred from time to time.
The psychic calamities were the root of all chaos. No one knew where this "root" came from. Monsters were born within the calamities, while the various secret societies