After enjoying a satisfying meal, Cheng Yu elegantly wiped his mouth with a silk handkerchief.
The girl beside him, who had been as still as a puppet, finally moved.
She picked up the little bell on the serving tray and gently rang it again. The leftover food and dishes floated back onto the tray as though lifted by invisible hands.
The illusion inside the carriage vanished as well. Holding the tray with its silver cover in both hands, the girl bowed slightly.
"My lord, we will reach your fief in about one star track. If you need anything else, please call for me at any time."
Cheng Yu gave a light wave.
The girl bowed slightly again, then slowly withdrew from the carriage.
Time in this world was measured in star tracks. Each day consisted of twenty star tracks, with each lasting roughly an hour and a half.
In other words, a day in this world lasted thirty hours.
Day and night each accounted for fifteen hours.
This world also had one sun and two moons. As far as Cheng Yu could sense, the three celestial bodies were roughly the same size.
And because of the supernatural, the sun and two moons held considerable significance in this world.
Many supernatural professions were associated with these three celestial bodies.
In fact, to Cheng Yu's eyes, the signs that this sun and these two moons were artificial were far too obvious.
He wondered whether they were the work of that suspected epic being.
Meanwhile, the so-called star track timekeeping system existed because of a peculiar meteor.
A meteor that circled deep within this world's sky.
When the sun first rose, it started from the point of sunrise, returning to its original position when the sun rose the next day.
Thus, the star