After holding a simple welcome party for Chu Mu, Kafka yawned and lay down in a Cryo Pod.
Chu Mu did not enter cryosleep right away. Instead, he slowly walked around the ship, feeling his way about.
He was using his own way to get a sense of this place.
The Auxiliary Ship was small, with only three modules.
The Command Module was at the front, the Living Module in the middle, and the Power Module at the rear.
The door to the Power Module was locked, so Chu Mu could not get inside.
The Living Module was cramped. With several Cryo Pods and the coats Kafka had piled there, barely any space remained.
Inside the Command Module, Silver Wolf was playing video games.
Hearing Chu Mu's footsteps as he entered, she said:
"You don't need to familiarize yourself with this place. Just think of it as somewhere to sleep. We'll have to switch ships when we reach Deep Blue Star anyway."
As she spoke, her eyes remained fixed on the screen, and her hands never stopped working the controller.
The buttons clicked and clacked.
The console Silver Wolf was playing was an ancient, outdated model by the standards of the Sea of Stars. Such things could only be found in the arcades of a few less advanced civilizations.
The most advanced gaming equipment could now fully simulate experiences at the level of consciousness, making it feel as though one had entered a real world.
But what Silver Wolf sought was still the rush of pushing her manual controls to the limit.
These games, left behind by the times, also held a nostalgia she could not let go of.
Yet even gaming equipment this old was something Chu Mu had never heard of.
After learning from Silver Wolf that these