Lynn stared at the extremely rudimentary spacecraft in astonishment.
The spacecraft was about thirty meters long, streamlined in shape, and pieced together entirely from metal and wood. Huge wing-like structures extended from both sides of the hull, while pale blue flames sprayed from its tail.
Dozens of round portholes were set into the surface of the vessel, with light shining out from within.
It sailed along the inner side of the world barrier, moving slowly toward the outside.
Yet the world barrier did not merely prevent "extraterritorial demons" from invading the world. It also kept the native inhabitants from entering the endless starry sky too early.
Without sufficient strength, entering the greater cosmos too soon would only expose one's coordinates and draw invaders.
What the world's will did not know was that its little brats had long since sent out "invitations" into the stars.
And by sheer coincidence, that invitation had been intercepted by the Wizard World, bringing in the "extraterritorial demons."
Now, the closer the spacecraft approached the world barrier, the stronger the pull became, and the slower it moved.
With its current fuel reserves, the spacecraft simply could not break through this restriction.
The goblins had evidently realized this as well and were preparing to return.
Lynn narrowed his eyes.
Blocked by the barrier earlier, his senses had been unable to penetrate it, and he had failed to detect the ship's existence.
Only after entering had he discovered this thing.
With a thought, his body instantly merged into the void and entered a hidden state.
"Explorer, cruising speed six hundred and sixty-six. Everything is normal! Fuel is sufficient for the return trip."
Inside the cockpit, a green goblin in a leather vest sat before the main control console. Its large ears twitched as it rubbed its hands