"Very well, I'll tell you all at once, then. But if you end up losing your lives, don't blame me."
"Of course not. Please go ahead, fellow Daoist."
"I'll tell you the three most common methods. They vary somewhat in difficulty, so choose for yourselves."
"The first is a little less risky. There are plenty of Space Pirates in the Sin Abyss, and sometimes they recruit temporary mercenaries to join them on raids. Once the job is done, you'll get a share of the spoils."
"Usually, the true immortals do the fighting during a raid. Most of the time, you'll just be tagging along. But if you're unlucky enough to raid a target that's too powerful, I don't need to tell you how that ends. You know the reputation Space Pirates have. They almost never meet a good end."
"The second one's risk is hard to gauge. Let's call it moderate! Do you know why your registrars are comfortable letting you roam freely?"
Without waiting for anyone to answer, the male cleaner continued.
"First, the necklaces around your necks have tracking and remote detonation functions."
His words gave the group another fright. They could have guessed at the tracking function, and they could accept it, too. But remote detonation was rather terrifying.
"Second, the galaxy where the Sin Abyss is located was once a treasure land for cultivation, long ago. Countless major sects existed here. Later, this galaxy collided with another galaxy, leaving it in the ruined state you see today."
"Those sects once possessed many secret realms and all sorts of formations. After the collision, those secret realms and formations were scattered throughout the galaxy, creating one dangerous region after another, some of them outright death zones."
"If you try to escape on your own without a navigation chart,