People are in Star Iron, and the game begins with the unsheathing of Heavenly Fire.

"you……"

March 7th looked speechless, clearly bewildered by Ron's overly arrogant words.

Star God Envoy? Why don't you just become dog shit?

That's a dream come true!

Soon, the group rushed into the containment module from the outside. Ron and March 7 followed Alan and the others to a unique room, where they saw an adult woman with purplish-red hair and a young girl with short gray hair touching the star core sealed by the space station.

Beside them, a gray-haired girl was sleeping peacefully with her eyes closed, like Sleeping Beauty.

"As expected, Eriol's script has been completely disrupted..." Kafka sighed, showing no surprise at the arrival of the Defense Section, and slowly lifted the Star Core, walking towards the gray-haired girl.

"What do you want to do?!" Alan's expression immediately tensed up. "That's a star core! If it gets out of control, we'll all die here!"

"Hehe... Don't worry, it won't get out of control."

As Kafka spoke, he injected the star core in his hand directly into the gray-haired girl's body.

"Boom!" A violent energy shockwave erupted in the space, knocking everyone back, including March 7 and Ron who were standing at the edge.

"oops!"

March 7th, in its pink Poké Ball, opened its eyes and found itself being held in Ron's arms in a princess carry. Startled, it quickly jumped down.

"W-what are you doing?!"

“I was about to ask you what you did.” Ron looked speechless. “You suddenly jumped on me like a rabbit. Luckily I reacted quickly, or you would have pounced on me.”

"what?"

Upon hearing Ron's words, March 7th immediately looked embarrassed, his face turning bright red.

Meanwhile, Kafka and Silver Wolf, who were in the distance, looked like they had completed their mission and were preparing to leave the scene.

"Don't even think about leaving!"

Alan drew his greatsword and rushed forward immediately, but to his surprise, Silver Wolf's right hand tapped an invisible keyboard in the void, creating a barrier in front of Alan out of thin air.

"Data-driven reality?" Ron was astonished by what he saw. "Has the technology in this world already reached the point of making reality two-dimensional and rewriting everything out of thin air?"

This was a huge shock to him, because if he had this kind of technology, he might be able to figure out the essence of the system.

After all, his system is, in a sense, a manifestation of data-driven reality.

And at the same time.

Silver Wolf swiftly opened a large door, and together with Kafka, they entered through it, disappearing from the scene as if they had been teleported.

However, the gray-haired girl was left behind.

"Why didn't they take her away?" March 7th immediately went up to her.

“Perhaps these Star Core Hunters’ goal is simply to implant Star Cores into her body.” Ron walked over, looked at the unconscious girl, and slowly leaned closer.

"What...what are you doing?" March 7th was stunned at first, then her face turned red. "You're not going to give her CPR, are you?"

"What are you thinking about?"

Ron rolled his eyes at the girl, as if exasperated by her wildly imaginative ideas.

He then took Ron's special stimulant from the medical kit and injected it into the girl's vein.

"Uh-huh..."

In the blink of an eye, the unconscious girl struggled to open her eyes.

"See? I told you my medicine was very effective, didn't I?"

Seeing Ron's smug expression, March 7th said speechlessly, "Treat people with rabies vaccines and you're so confident? I've never seen a more shameless veterinarian than you!"

Chapter Fifteen Kafka: Get away from that child, or I'll make you disappear completely!

"Are you alright? Can you hear me? Do you remember your name?" Seeing that the girl was awake, March 7th immediately went over to her.

"I...I don't remember anything." The gray-haired girl shook her head, responding in a confused voice.

"That's troublesome. You can't even remember your name?" March 7th looked at Ron with pity. "Your potion doesn't have the function of causing amnesia, does it?"

"What are you talking about?" Ron glanced at the girl. "If I had an amnesia potion, I'd give you an injection right away, then tell you you're my daughter, and make you call me 'Dad' every day!"

"You...you're a pervert!"

March 7th was furious, his face turning red, and he swung at Ron with all his might, but Ron easily dodged it.

"You..." The gray-haired girl couldn't help but smile when she saw this scene. "I think I remember something. My name is Xing."

"Star? Hello, I'm March 7th, and this is a perverted doctor!"

March 7th smiled first, then pointed at Ron with a hint of annoyance.

"I'm Ron, the space station's veterinarian." Ron himself didn't seem to care much and quietly asked, "Were you brought here by those Star Core Hunters? Is the Star Core inside your body now?"

"I...I don't know..."

Xing shook her head; she had clearly lost all her memory and looked like a newborn baby.

"Alright, it seems we'll need to take you to a specialized lab to conduct the investigation."

Ron was very curious about the star's condition; he wanted to know how such an exaggerated substance as the star core could be inserted into a person's body.

After all, according to this world's understanding, a star core is an energy cluster capable of destroying a world, a concept comparable to the Cocoon of the End.

"Those two Star Core Hunters escaped."

In the distance, Alan walked over with a group of defense team members, his face full of helplessness. "The space station is now full of monsters from the Antimatter Legion. Fortunately, the Destroyer Star God's messenger, the Annihilation Lord, has not come here... Let's go to the platform and meet up with the others first."

"Ok."

On March 7th, he nodded vigorously at the first opportunity.

She had wanted to go to the platform and meet up with the Starry Sky train crew for a long time, if only she didn't know the way.

“You guys go ahead.” Ron shook his head at this moment. “I have things to do, I’ll be right there later.”

"This……"

When they heard that Ron was going to act alone, Alan and March 7 both looked puzzled.

Xing suddenly walked up and grabbed Ron's hand, holding it tightly with both hands, her expression as if she was reluctant to part with him.

"What...what did you do to her?!" March 7 was startled by what she saw, looking like she was saying, "There's a pervert here, I'm going to call the police."

“I didn’t do anything.” Ron was also a little surprised. “This might be the chick complex, you know? This is also reflected in humans, because the brain’s impression memory behavior is at work.”

"Wh...what do you mean?"

March 7th was completely bewildered; she clearly couldn't understand such profound things.

"Simply put, like chicks, humans and many animals tend to regard the first living creature they see as their parent. This child, in a state of amnesia, saw me first, so..."

Ron didn't continue.

March 7th, speechless, said, "So she treats you like her father? Are you kidding me?"

"I'm a veterinarian, and I don't joke around with things related to pets."

"But you used to treat me like a pet..."

"Is there anything wrong with this?"

"you……"

Enraged by Ron's words once again, March 7 quickly pulled Star away from Ron and angrily said, "This guy is a freak, don't let him fool you!"

“Dr. Ron’s hands… are so warm,” Xing said softly.

"This……"

Seeing Xing's hopeless state, March 7th immediately showed a complicated expression.

"Anyway, if you want to stay, then stay. But you'd better never show your face again in this lifetime!" March 7th let out an angry snort, then decisively grabbed Xing's hand and left the scene.

Meanwhile, as Ron watched everyone leave, he slowly opened the system screen in front of him and found that the world mission was 50% complete.

In other words, all that's left is for this girl named Xing to board the Star Train, and the mission will be completely complete.

"Was this world mission a little too easy?" Ron looked at the remaining star core container at the scene. "Was all it took to get that girl into the car?"

Based on his understanding of the system's nature, many tasks that seem simple likely hide unseen troubles.

It's definitely not as simple as it seems.

Therefore, Ron intends to investigate this girl named Xing as much as possible and find out all the secrets she is hiding.

"It doesn't make sense that a young girl could become a vessel for a star core... Has the star core become sentient? Then why didn't the Herrscher of the End become sentient?"

Ron looked at the container where the star core had been placed, gently rubbed it with his hand, and suddenly felt a stinging pain.

At the same time, a kind of corrosive energy suddenly assaulted his nerves, but Ron forcibly expelled it before it reached the nerve center.

"—Incredible, humanity has actually been able to withstand the erosion of destructive matter."

A woman's voice suddenly rang out behind Ron.

He turned around immediately and found that it was Kafka, the Star Core Hunter, standing behind him, emanating a strange sense of oppression.

"Heh, so you didn't run away just now, but only hid by using the refraction of light?"

"Yes, after all, our mission is not completely over yet."

Kafka smiled as he looked at Ron, two black pistols slowly appearing in his hands.

"Mission? Isn't your mission to stuff the star core into that girl's body?" Ron asked, feigning ignorance and not paying attention to Kafka's actions.

"Yes, there was originally only one mission, but now... there's one more."

Kafka snapped his fingers, and countless threads appeared out of thin air around Ron, constructing a bizarre cage.

"What are you doing?"

“Dr. Ron, could you please leave this space station? I won’t harm you if you can disappear from that child’s life forever, otherwise…”

Kafka gazed at Ron's face, his cherry-red lips curving into a cold smile. "I wouldn't mind making you disappear completely from this starry sky forever!"