"Repel Su Longevity · As Within, So Without?"
Looking at the spot directly ahead where the Eldest Princess of the Vast Star Nation, "Vastness · Waltz," had vanished, and at the hourglass that had already begun counting down, Zhou Heng felt an indescribable sense of wrongness.
It seemed that simply choosing this quest would cost him quite a few things.
And just as Zhou Heng reviewed all his own information, trying to track down that sense of wrongness, hints from Fate slowly appeared on his retinas...
``` [What makes living beings noble is not merely their pursuit of benefit and avoidance of harm, but also their inextinguishable, magnificent will.]
[Fate offers you hints.]
[Fate Hint One: As a predecessor of the "Vast Star Nation," you decide to accept the quest "Repel As Within, So Without." Choosing this path will allow you to easily repel "Su Longevity · As Within, So Without," removing him from "Waltz of Truth and Falsehood · Star City Celestial Palace (Rooftop Leap)." However, you will also forever lose the opportunity to obtain the "Magitech Strong-Interference Convergence Orrery." It will be devoured after it is used.]
[Fate Hint Two: You decide to accept the quest "Repel As Within, So Without," but decide to complete some additional tasks first, such as exceeding the limits of the "Primordial Living Beings Panel," the collision of the "Soaring Rooftop," and so forth. Choosing this path will still allow you to successfully repel "As Within, So Without," but your actions will displease the Eldest Princess of the "Vast Star Nation." She believes that you are not decisive enough in handling matters and that your future growth has a ceiling, and will not grant you the Truth Skill "Sea of Stars · Starry Sky."]
[Fate Hint Three: The Eldest Princess of the "Vast