The spacecraft, composed of pure white nanomaterials, utilizes light refraction and the strength of nanomaterials to present a full-length curtain wall design.
This design is similar to the glass walls of an underwater aquarium, allowing people sitting in the spaceship to view the surrounding dark universe from a 360-degree angle without any blind spots.
Imagine yourself sitting in a glass spaceship, as if you were floating in the dark and deep universe, surrounded by celestial bodies and boundless starry sky. How breathtaking would that magnificent scene be?
This is a space tourism spaceship integrated with modern technology, used to sell tickets for sightseeing.
Today, the use of nuclear fusion energy has led to a level of energy consumption that can only be described as extravagant.
Such a space voyage, which requires a huge amount of manpower and resources, and even requires the annual power supply of a medium-sized thermal power plant in the industrial era for each voyage, can still be sold. This shows the intensity of energy utilization today.
Today, this ship is a prime example of waste.
The massive sightseeing spaceship, capable of carrying 30,000 people, was only equipped with fewer than 100 seats for this voyage.
Even among these hundred people, eighty percent are service personnel, specifically serving one scoundrel—who could easily teleport there but insists on taking a spaceship.
"So this is what space is like..."
A wistful murmur echoed inside the empty spaceship, as a withered old hand gently rested on the transparent curtain wall.
A pair of cloudy eyes, filled with a sense of melancholy, gazed through the glass curtain wall at the dark, boundless universe outside the spaceship, at that vast, azure Garden of Eden so immense it sent shivers down one's spine, even making one want to jump off the spaceship...
A sense of insignificance arose spontaneously.
A mixture of faint fear, melancholy, and even a touch of joy gathered together.
Long buried deep in my memory, some faint memories gently resurface. The ancient, dilapidated, feudal, and even primitive-looking scenes of the Holy Lord Empire are compared with the high-tech spaceships of today that can even fly out of the Garden of Eden. It is truly awe-inspiring.
Abraham had never before felt such a profound sense of the fleeting nature of time.
"Even His Holiness the Pope of the past could not see the scenery that I, Abraham, can see now..."
"Immortality... it's truly fascinating..."
It is said that only after seeing the universe can one truly understand the insignificance of the individual.
Even though Abraham has lived for thousands of years and is now the Blood Clan True Ancestor, holding a position second only to the emperor, he still felt a tremor from the depths of his soul the moment he saw the universe.
The pitch-black, boundless starry sky, the silent stillness, the timeless solitude... After witnessing the vastness of the universe, all love, hate, and so-called grand ideals have now fallen into a state of nihilism.
Compared to this boundless universe, everything about humanity is truly insignificant, so insignificant that the entire Garden of Eden can be seen from the moment the spaceship flies a little further.
And all the love, hatred, and grudges that Abraham experienced in his ten thousand years of life, from birth to the present, have occurred on this planet that can now be completely encompassed at a glance.
How could such a sense of grandeur not plunge one into nihilism?
Abraham had never been so grateful to Norton as he was now.
Without Norton, Abraham would have long since become just another skeleton in history, lost among the masses.
His former colleagues and even the most remarkable figures of his time have long since vanished, but Abraham remains seated beside His Majesty, witnessing this grand spectacle.
"Heh... Do you truly feel your own insignificance?"
A soft laugh came from beside him, interrupting Abraham's shock.
Norton, still completely naked, was lying on a luxurious pure white sofa, his posture extremely relaxed. He had lost all of his former aloof and divine demeanor, instead looking like a commoner with his legs crossed, in the most comfortable reclining position.
He was even holding an external brain-computer interface, from which gunshots were emanating.
Whether it's the immersive experience Norton modern society or the relief of immense pressure he's finally shaken off, Norton seems to have completely let go of his inhibitions and appears far more human than before.
However, this also makes their temperament and character even more unpredictable.
Previously, Abraham was able to deduce His Majesty's thoughts by serving him for hundreds of years.
But nowadays, Norton's temperament has become unpredictable; he can be angry or happy at will, making him impossible to guard against.
Abraham could only assure that His Majesty did not currently intend to kill him; he could not guess anything else.
But because of this, the stress-free, high-tech future life he's been living these past few days, along with the peace Norton has brought, has finally made him less fearful.
Yes, Your Majesty.
In the past, I was blinded by power, status, and even the threat of life and death, thinking myself superior and clever.
Even since this recovery, I have never been at peace, constantly feeling anxious or caught in some kind of greedy desire.
Only now, after witnessing this boundless universe with my own eyes, do I realize how insignificant I am.
All the turmoil of the past, now seems to have occurred only on this mere planet...
Abraham looked bewildered, showing signs of disillusionment despite having no idea where he was going.
Clearly, this elder, who had never seen the universe or the starry sky before, fell into a state of nihilism after witnessing the boundless universe with his own eyes.
Compared to that vast universe, we are but ants... even the Garden of Eden is merely a dispensable speck of dust in this vast universe...
Abraham, despite being merely a Vampire True Ancestor, spoke with an even more arrogant tone than Norton.
His seemingly detached attitude successfully amused Norton.
"Hahahaha... No, Abraham, you're mistaken. Jonah, Kuba, Shenyin, and even I are not ants. And the Garden of Eden is not a speck of dust in this vast universe, but rather the only place of life in this vast universe."
Perhaps you are not aware that ten thousand years ago, the sun revolved around the Garden of Eden...