Departure

The Star Gate Ying wanted to see was naturally not one of the ordinary ones, but the unique interdomain Star Gate in this starfield.

This was not a request Sarah could decide on by herself, but Rowan had long guessed what Ying wanted to see and had granted Sarah the relevant authorization well in advance.

So, upon hearing Ying's request, Sarah agreed without much thought.

Ying was not surprised by the Zerg's decision. Since the Zerg had agreed to her request to take a look around, they must have already made their decision then.

The group, having just left the transfer center, turned around and returned. Aside from Porter Star, where intelligent life had been discovered, there were no traces of life anywhere else in the Zerg's extraterrestrial bases.

And as such a special location, the Porter Star base was naturally not open to outsiders. So there was nothing to choose between the interdomain Star Gates here; they were all the same on the other side.

Following the principle of proximity, the group chose the nearest interdomain Star Gate and entered it.

The other side of the Star Gate was also a transfer base. A large number of ordinary Star Gates connected to this place, transporting Zerg forces from all over to this point before they entered the interdomain Star Gate.

However, this base was far smaller than the one in the Origin Star Domain they had just visited. After all, the Origin Base was connected to ten extraterrestrial bases as well as tens of thousands of coordinate points within the starfield. The number of Star Gates there was easy to imagine.

"Where is this?" Ying's face remained calm, and Sarah could discern nothing from her expression. She turned her head to look at the scenery outside the window, then