It must be said that the Kobolds's drawing skills are quite good. In a hurry, it found a few sheets of paper and drew a small sketch with just a few quick strokes.
First, there was a close-up of the device on their chests, then in the next picture, the timer on the device's surface was in a specific position, and in the next picture, the entire spaceship was blown to bits.
The drawings are simple and easy to understand; even an elderly woman could understand them.
With such a simple and clear communication method, Hupo naturally understood it perfectly.
It seems they weren't carrying clocks, but bombs!
I knew it! This is such a trendy way to modify a prosthetic body.
"No, bomb! Bomb!"
Hupo's thought process was a bit slow, but when she finally realized what was happening, it was a terrifying moment. She kicked off her seat and jumped up, crashing headfirst into the top of the spaceship, creating a bump on the roof.
Just as she was about to turn and run for her life, Leopard Head suddenly grabbed her leg, and the Kobolds and the Tree People immediately fell to the ground with a thud.
Hupo tugged at his foot, dragging the Leopard People for several meters, until she had no choice but to stop.
She really can't figure this out.
She doesn't know how to defuse bombs.
She hadn't studied healing magic either.
With her current skill level, there's no way she could save these guys.
But seeing these guys looking at her with teary eyes, she suddenly felt a pang of reluctance, even though she was ready to run away.
After all, they were three living, breathing lives; she couldn't bear to just give up on them.
Actually, she had a plan. If she threw these guys onto Venus, even if they were blown up, they would likely be able to revive. But this was Earth Star's orbit, which was too far from Venus.
Who knows when those guys' bombs will explode?
Hupo has a bit of a headache.
She hasn't invested enough in magic, so she doesn't know many techniques, and her current Magic Power is also limited. She's truly at a loss when it comes to saving people.
My mind raced, trying to find a good solution, as I paced back and forth.
The poor Leopard Head was used like a rag, dragged around on the ground, but even so, it still refused to let go.
Of course, what if they run away?
The Kobolds and Tree People lay prone on the ground, not daring to breathe. They could see the situation; this guy was also trying to figure something out and didn't seem to be planning to abandon them.
It's good that they're trying to find a solution; at least there's still hope. If they just turned around and ran away, then they'd have to do whatever it takes to complete the Snail People's mission.
"Will the Rejuvenation Technique work? I failed the course when I was learning it... Should I give it a try?"
"Sigh, you only realize how little skill you have when you need it most. If only I had a senior who could help me right now."
Hupo grew increasingly distressed; her healing magic was only half-baked and she truly couldn't save anyone.
"Senior..."
Hupo patted her head, as if something inside her head had been triggered.
Although my memory has improved after cultivation, it's normal to not be able to find the corresponding information immediately when there's too much to remember. That's just the level of an ordinary cultivator.
The more I think about it, the more anxious I get; the more anxious I get, the less I can think of anything.
The thought that the bomb was about to explode made Hupo's mood worse and worse.
"I wonder if this bomb can kill a cultivator. If I die, can I be resurrected...? Will I be able to be a human in my next life...?"
My thoughts wandered a little, and the more I thought about it, the more confused I became.
Suddenly, a flash of inspiration struck her, and she realized how to break the deadlock.
Yes, there is something we can borrow near Earth Star!
This is something left behind by a super, super senior. Although it's completely useless to her and she's never experienced its power, a teacher did explain it to her during class.
Hupo's eyes lit up, and she took the paper and pen from the Kobolds's hand, drawing a diagram of the Solar System.
Then, a red circle was drawn, and an arrow was pointed at the moon.
I handed the blueprints to the Kobolds, hoping it could understand them.
The Kobolds can indeed understand what she's saying—that she's going to this planet—but understanding doesn't mean it can actually do it.
At this point, the spacecraft's command module was like a broken sieve, completely unusable. Looking at the tattered instruments, it was utterly helpless.
"Oh no, this guy wants us to go to this planet's moon, but we can't control the spaceship now."
The Kobolds's sweat was dripping onto the ground.
"Hehe, there's still hope!"
At this moment, the Tree People was delighted. The command module was gone, but so what? It was still there.
Besides being a firepower expert, the Tree People also had some understanding of the spaceship's structure. After taking the blueprints, it quickly lifted up several sections of the spaceship's floor and stretched its dense root system inside.
What if there's no control panel? Then you'll have to operate it manually!
Like a piece of junk cobbled together from scraps, it came to life once again under the control of the Tree People.
Seeing that the spaceship was moving, Hupo breathed a sigh of relief.
We don't need to land on the moon; as long as we can see the moon, there's still hope.
But isn't there something wrong with their direction of movement? I remember the moon wasn't on this side...?
The person with a terrible sense of direction still hasn't found the way, which is really quite difficult.
Fortunately, after the spaceship had been flying for more than ten minutes, a huge moon appeared in Hupo's field of vision, and she realized that she had gone the wrong way.
But now is not the time to worry about that. With the moon around, she has a plan!
When Sword Immortal Li Xingkong broke through on the moon, he left behind a large character, which caused quite a stir on Earth Star. After he emerged from seclusion, the character was not erased, but was modified so that only cultivators who activated specific techniques could see it.
Hupo's idea was simple: to borrow that one word from her senior to save these three guys.
After all, when an animal transforms into a human, its entire Flesh and Blood undergoes changes, making it a convenient time to defuse the bomb.
Anyway, I've heard that during this period, no one in Divine Land has died suddenly from this cause.
This operation should be safe.
Hupo gently kicked the Leopard Head, then patted the heads of the Kobolds and the Tree People, and pointed to the moon outside the window.
Following her gaze, the three men looked over, somewhat puzzled.
It's just a planet, what's so interesting about it?
Just then, Hupo made a hand seal and began to circulate her Magic Power.
The originally soft, shimmering moonlight seemed to have gained an elusive silver gleam, shooting directly towards them along the direction of the incantation.
"What... what is that?!"
Leopard Head was stunned. Kobolds and Tree People were also stunned.
In the moonlight, something seemed to be drawing their gaze, and once they made contact, they couldn't look away.
The human-shaped symbol on the moon is very powerful. Originally, it was dispersed, illuminating the entire Earth Star. Its dispersed power was enough to make animals take human form. Now, this beam of moonlight drawn by the magic technique is even more powerful.
The three of them started to melt as soon as they came into contact with the moonlight!
Like a wax figure exposed to fire, the flesh under the moonlight even began to melt away.
However, what followed was the reshaping of the physical body. The reshaped body clearly possessed the characteristics of Divine Land People and was no longer the original animalistic appearance.
The transformation process was very quick; Hupo had barely paused for a moment before half of the three people's bodies had been transformed.
Taking advantage of the moment of transformation, she quickly ripped the bombs off the three people, enveloped them in Magic Power, and kicked them into the depths of space.
Who knows if this thing will explode if we take it off? Maybe it's better to throw it as far away as possible.
About five minutes later, the three strange-looking creatures on the spaceship disappeared.
Then three naked humans appeared, lying haphazardly on the ground.
"How shameful! They didn't even leave a single piece of clothing behind."
Hupo blushed slightly and hurriedly threw the scattered clothes on them to cover her private parts.
I hadn't realized yet that this Tree People was actually a woman!
However, this strange thought only lasted for a moment before her gaze shifted to the moon.
The methods of a great cultivator were truly beyond her comprehension.