Figel-Doma Star System-Finlay-V Planet.
Before heading there,
Bai Heng pulled up information on the place.
In the specific language system of this star region, "Figel" carried symbolic meanings such as "the wise" and "the land of enlightenment." The eight major star systems of the region were also steadfast adherents of the Aeon of Erudition within the Aeon faith system.
Bai Heng's destination for this trip, Finlay-V,
was a renowned exhibition planet within the system. Every year, countless curios and research results were publicly displayed there.
It was said that several members of the Genius Society held lifetime memberships there, while the Interastral Peace Corporation had also established a sizable branch there to foster friendly bilateral relations with the surrounding star regions.
At that moment, Herta Space Station was only two warps away from Finlay-V.
Bai Heng, who was heading toward Herta Space Station, could easily change course for Finlay-V.
Six System Hours later,
the warp ended.
After Bai Heng's planet-cruising ship passed security inspection at Finlay-V's orbital spaceport, he obtained a temporary Finlay-V passport through Corporation channels before landing at an airport near the designated coordinates.
As he descended through the high clouds, Bai Heng was able to take in the planet's full expanse from above.
The data showed that the planet's land-to-sea ratio was four to six. Its land was dotted with lakes and mountains, and its rich oxygen content had led to its development as a famed sightseeing planet and scientific exhibition planet.
During the descent, layered green peaks, clear springs in secluded valleys, and minimalist cool-toned buildings scattered along the mountainsides came into view.
"So it has basically preserved its natural ecology..." Bai Heng remarked.
Nowadays, few planets could maintain such extensive green coverage.
Dense building clusters, steel forests towering into the clouds, and complicated interstellar networks