On the Spaceship

To open an account, one must personally visit a branch of either bank in reality to undergo identity verification and authentication; this step is indispensable.

Of course, even without opening an account, this massive sum would still be transferred to Su Ke's current bank through other means.

Su Ke's current bank is Mogo Bank, which is considered quite famous within this star system. The requirements to become a client are very low, and for a "provisional citizen" like Su Ke, there is no threshold at all.

However, within the Jialan Empire, this bank probably wouldn't even make it into the top ten thousand...

Not to mention when compared to the two major banking giants.

"If this massive amount of funds is deposited, it will definitely alert the authorities at Mogo Bank," Su Ke thought, feeling a jolt of alarm.

Wealth moves hearts.

As a bank for a single star system, the reputation of Mogo Bank naturally cannot compare to the two behemoths that span the entire human territory.

If the news were to leak, there is no guarantee that someone wouldn't be tempted.

After all, his information cannot be hidden from the bank at all; he is merely a lucky person who happened to stumble upon a massive fortune, and the other party would have no qualms about taking action against him.

A sense of worry couldn't help but rise in Su Ke's heart.

The darkness in reality is far more shocking than one could ever imagine.

Unless he avoids everyone and the entire process is supervised and controlled by the Virtual Universe, Su Ke simply cannot feel at ease.

"I should choose one of the two major banks to collect these funds; at least the risk will be lower," Su Ke whispered.

As for whether it is the Universal First Bank or the Universe Galaxy Bank, it makes no difference to Su Ke.

Su Ke chose to make an appointment to open an account with the Universal First Bank in reality.

The two major banks generally have branches on the Imperial Capital planet of "Elementary Cosmic Civilization Empires," important planets of "Intermediate Cosmic Civilization Nations," and a large number of planets within "Cosmic Nations."

"My Moon River Planet is too ordinary; its importance is nowhere near high enough. Neither of the two banks has a branch here; they are only located on a few important planets of the Jialan Empire." Su Ke looked up the relevant information. "The important planet with a branch closest to me is... Purple Phoenix Planet?"

Su Ke let out a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, he was very lucky. From his location to Purple Phoenix Planet, taking a passenger spaceship is not considered far; one could even say it is right next door. If it were too far, the spaceship ticket would also be a large sum of money. He doesn't have much money on him right now, and his parents might not even be able to afford it.

He hasn't told his parents about what happened to him either.

Even regarding his closest kin, he dared not leak a word—not because he didn't trust his parents, but because he feared the news would spread.

One trillion Jialan Coin is enough to make anyone's heart tremble.

If the news were to leak, Su Ke would absolutely end up with no place to be buried.

He is currently just an "Apprentice Rank level 9 provisional citizen." If the other party were to control him, they could easily obtain this massive fortune; who wouldn't be tempted?

It is no different from a child holding gold in a busy marketplace.

Long delays lead to more problems, so Su Ke planned to take action as soon as possible.

There is a time limit for redeeming the lottery prize, and Su Ke must safely obtain the money within this period.

"Son, you're here?" Su Ke's relatives in the Virtual Universe receive notifications when he comes online. If his parents were in the Virtual Universe, they would see him online. Soon, Su Ke received a communication from his father, but Su Ke was full of worries at this moment. Several times he wanted to tell his family about winning the prize, but in the end, he held back.

Telling his parents now would do more harm than good; it is better to wait until everything is settled before letting them know. This is also for their own good.

"Finally, it's time to depart." A few days later, Su Ke stood at the largest spaceship port on Moon River Planet, looking with emotion at the various spaceships parked throughout the vast, silver-white port.

At a glance, the spaceships were black, white, gray, blue, red... triangular, disc-shaped, fish-shaped, sword-shaped, ship-shaped... parked in an orderly fashion according to the planned zones, with even more spaceships descending from the sky from time to time.

But most of them belonged to A Rank Spaceships.

Moon River Planet is just a small place; the spaceships here are at most B Rank, and even then, they are on the lower end of B Rank.

If it were a C Rank... that would correspond to the Universe Rank. Even a Universe Rank powerhouse would have to expend a great deal of effort to destroy one.

Clearly, such things cannot exist in a small place like Moon River Planet.

And the passenger spaceship Su Ke was to board, according to the introduction, was an A7 Rank disc-shaped spaceship with a diameter of about 150 meters.

"Passengers for the R901 spaceship, please board as soon as possible..."

Su Ke passed through the inspection, carrying only a backpack, and joined the queue with many other humans to enter the spaceship in order.

At this moment, he suddenly thought of a Space Ring.

If he had one, it would be very convenient to carry items while traveling. It's just a pity he doesn't know if he will be able to buy a space storage item when the time comes.

For this journey, Su Ke's savings from childhood to adulthood were all gone, and he didn't even have the fare for the return trip.

However, he didn't consider that. If this trip went smoothly, let alone a mere spaceship ticket, even a C Rank spaceship would be nothing.

Su Ke followed behind a human couple with blue skin and toad-like heads as they boarded the spaceship, finding his seat according to his ticket.

Looking inside the spaceship, Su Ke tried his best to calm his mood.

"I hope everything goes smoothly..."

His heart was still pounding to this day.

One trillion Jialan Coin is enough to change his current destiny.

He wouldn't dare to claim he could reach the Universe Rank, but he could at least dare to hope for the Stellar Rank.

The interior of the spaceship was quite lively at the moment, divided into three levels and occupied by all sorts of humans.

Sitting next to Su Ke was a human who resembled a black gorilla nearly three meters tall, with two fangs protruding from his sausage-like lips, looking incredibly ferocious.

The term "human" was a broad designation in the universe; they could be as short as dwarves, as tall as two or three-story buildings, or even possess three heads and six arms without it being strange. Whether they were Snake People, Werewolves, Dragon People, or Winged People... all could be considered human.

However, the mainstream aesthetic for humans still leaned toward someone like Su Ke.

A beautiful attendant with a fair face, wearing a white uniform and sporting a fluffy tail, passed by Su Ke and politely asked if he needed anything, but Su Ke shook his head.

"Boom..." The spaceship took off, with almost no vibration felt at all.

Activate external view simulation.

As the voice echoed through the ship, swish! The cabin, seats, and floor within Su Ke's field of vision all vanished.

At a glance, he saw the boundless, vast space in the distance. He couldn't help but turn his head to look behind him. A massive, azure planet appeared in his view.

"So beautiful." This was Su Ke's first time truly entering the universe, and this firsthand experience of a journey through the stars made his heart surge with emotion.

The gorilla passenger sitting nearby seemed quite experienced, pursing his lips and saying, "It's only an A Rank Spaceship; it's not bad that the simulation effect reaches 50%."

"A 100% simulation is a standard feature only found on B Rank Spaceships and above." Of course, the price for those was much higher, and ordinary people like them couldn't afford to ride them.

"It's only like this now; once we enter the Dark Universe, it'll be boring," the black gorilla human added.

Su Ke smiled, sat back in his seat, and watched the scenery before him, his mind slowly sinking into tranquility.

This spaceship carried a young man's dreams as it flew toward the distant starry sky.