This was already the Blazing Sun Warship's seventh passage through a curvature-rate void.
The previous crossings had varied in length. The longest had taken nearly ninety minutes, while the shortest had seemed to last only an instant.
When passing through a curvature-rate void, the entire warship was covered in composite material. Those aboard could not see inside the passage, and all observation systems ceased to function. In essence, this kind of spatial transit had already surpassed the level of human civilization. Perhaps that was precisely why it rejected every means of human observation.
For Jing Jiu, this was the most difficult stretch of the long voyage through space.
Ever since leaving Star Gate Base, he had sat in his chair, gazing at the sea of stars outside the window.
Though he had more important reasons for pursuing longevity, being able to see more, different scenery was also deeply meaningful.
With no scenery to look at, and no desire to do math problems these past few days, what should he do?
Boredom often became a kind of impetus, making him temporarily less lazy. At last, he left his room.
With the access privileges Ran Handong had provided, he had taken complete control of the Blazing Sun Warship. He did not have to worry about the captain flying it into a star, or about anything going wrong. He could move around the warship at will, unseen and unrecorded.
He went straight to the warship's innermost and most heavily guarded area.
It was an extremely spacious storeroom.
Thousands of metal spheres were secured to the walls on either side with passcodes and physical locking mechanisms. Those spheres emitted auras that only he could sense.
Those auras were not very strong, indicating that the radioactivity was very low and would not affect the health