The Imperial Fleet

"Good. You've successfully cleaned yourself up. You look much better now than when you first arrived."

After the space had remained stable for a long time, the Star Spirit Big Boss suddenly spoke.

Only then did Liu Zhi realize that he seemed to have been here for quite some time—so long that he had almost forgotten how long he'd been in this world.

"How long have I been here?"

Liu Zhi hesitated for a long while before finally asking.

"Sixty-seven standard days," the Star Spirit Big Boss said casually. Then she seemed to think of something and added, "By the standard time you established."

Liu Zhi was taken aback, confused by what the Star Spirit Big Boss meant.

The Star Spirit Big Boss continued, "Oh, right. As a planet, our sense of time is different from yours. One of your days might be just one of our breaths. Anyway, the Zerg on the planet have been cleared out, and that empire's troops are preparing to leave. It's about time you went, too."

"Preparing to leave?" Liu Zhi looked unconvinced. It was one thing if the players wanted to leave, but the empire had invested so many resources for the sake of the ore on planet E-96. They wouldn't leave so easily without getting anything in return.

The Star Spirit Big Boss didn't explain. She merely said, "It's about time you left, too. If you wait any longer, you might not be able to take your ship with you."

Liu Zhi was about to ask something else when the Star Spirit Big Boss raised a hand and sent him, along with his Warship Island, the Yadaliate, out of there.

This time, just as when Liu Zhi had been pulled into that place, he didn't feel even the slightest hitch. It was