The conversation between Jing Jiu and Zeng Ju at the planet's core had little substance.
Once Sage Zeng confirmed that the situation at One-Thatch Studio was more or less as described in the book, he showed no further concern, nor did he ask Jing Jiu who He Zhan's father actually was.
That was, after all, one of the mysteries that most interested readers of Great Dao Toward Heaven and players of the game at present.
Jing Jiu had little interest in that starry sky either. Although the real-time monitoring system was extremely advanced and filtered out all kinds of interference, allowing every star in the Local Group to be seen clearly and comprehensively, it was not real, after all. Which raised the question again: what, exactly, was real?
For people like Jing Jiu and Shen Yunmai, seemingly meaningless questions like this were the main substance of their everyday thoughts.
They simply had nowhere to voice them, nor any need to discuss them with others.
Perhaps that was precisely why they had not begun a bloody battle the moment they met, then fought on and on until this universe ended, as happened in other stories.
Returning to his room, Jing Jiu saw that Flower Creek had taken out a black backpack, which genuinely surprised him a little.
This black backpack looked much like the one from before, but its material was clearly different.
"Ultrafine-particle-reinforced material. The straps are made of the same material as that belt and can withstand extreme energy fluctuations. In other words, you can put that Nuclear Reactor inside instead of fastening it to your waist," Flower Creek said. "There are also a few changes of clothes in the backpack, made of the same material. They should last a while."
Jing Jiu understood the clothes, but not the