After Feng Jun entered the warship, it took roughly five days to reach a star system.
This star system lay between the major planet and a massive red giant. Because the planets' revolutions were synchronized, the eight planets formed a folding-ruler shape most of the time, so it was also called the Folding-Ruler Galaxy.
Of the Eight Folding-Ruler Worlds, six were inhabited by the Insect Race. Only the planets closest to and farthest from the star had no Insect Race—one was too cold, the other too hot. Even the Insect Race found it difficult to survive in such extreme environments.
However, the Folding-Ruler Galaxy was recorded in the United Human Federation, and naturally had an evaluation. The Human Race believed that, given the Insect Race's strength, occupying all eight planets would not have been a problem. The reason they had not occupied the hottest and coldest planets was because they had other choices.
This star system was about three billion kilometers from the major planet. Using a spatial jump was somewhat wasteful, though not excessively so. At most, they would jump to a point four billion kilometers away, then turn back one billion kilometers. Still, that would save some time.
It would consume more energy, but it would save time. Did Feng Jun's group need to worry about energy consumption now?
More importantly, when Xia Nishang's group had found this place, the round trip had taken only about three months. One could imagine the spiritual energy consumed—even traveling nonstop in a warboat would have been absolutely too slow. They must have used quite a few secret arts.
From this, one could imagine just how much those True Immortals hated mining.
In any case, the flagship made one spatial jump and brought everyone over—overshooting the destination slightly, but that did not