Chu Mu measured out the new Star Destroyer with his footsteps, as he always did.
Whenever he arrived somewhere new, he would do this.
It also helped him refine his black-and-white fictional space. If something unexpected happened, he could instantly retreat into the space he had already constructed.
This time, when we warp, I have to hold everyone's hands.
Chu Mu silently made up his mind.
After completing a circuit, he returned to the Command Module.
Before he could exchange more than a few words with Silver Wolf, Tingyun approached and asked cautiously:
"C-can I talk to you for a bit?"
"All right." Chu Mu nodded.
Kafka stood behind Tingyun, wearing a mysterious smile.
She ushered Tingyun and Chu Mu into the corridor and said:
"You two can talk here. I won't disturb you."
With that, she closed the doors on both sides.
Although she had left, Chu Mu knew that woman was definitely clutching a screen, monitoring their every move!
Who knew what twisted ideas she had planted in Tingyun's head!
At the thought, Chu Mu sighed and said:
"I know you just finished talking to Kafka, but there's something I need to say. Whatever Kafka just told you, pretend you never heard it. Forget it all. This is for your own good."
Tingyun looked a little hurt.
"Just like Kafka said. You really did say that."
Chu Mu: "???"
"That woman understands human nature inside out. It's no surprise she predicted what I'd say." Chu Mu sounded helpless. "Anyway, don't let her fool you."
"She predicted that too," Tingyun said bitterly.
Chu Mu: "..."
He couldn't take it anymore and asked:
"No, seriously, what exactly did Kafka tell you?"
"Kafka said I'm a very successful merchant," Tingyun said quietly. "I have lots of shops on the Xianzhou, and