"Oh, why are you bothered by all that? Let's watch the show!"

...Himeko and Kaffa's magical clash continues.

Himeko: "If you really think that way, I've heard the Black Tower 'praise' you. She said you're a bunch of guys who claim to be able to see the future and are even more reckless, chasing the most dangerous things in the universe."

Kafka: "To receive such praise from Lady Black Tower is a privilege reserved for very few."

Himeko: "That's true."

Kafka: "Chasing the most dangerous things in the universe? In this respect, you nameless passengers of the Star Train and we Star Core Hunters are essentially the same kind of people."

Himeko: "Nonsense!"

Pam: "That's right, that's right, we Nameless Ones are not like you, Pam!"

Upon hearing this, March 7th nodded in support of Himeko's opinion:

"That's right, that's right, we're the nameless pioneers, exploring and saving the world, unlike those wreaking havoc guys like the Star Core Hunters!"

But Xing couldn't help but say to her two companions:

"While that's true, I think Kama is right. It makes a lot of sense. We've also been searching for and sealing away the star core, so the dangers we face seem pretty much the same."

Upon hearing this, March 7 replied anxiously, "Xing, you can't be fooled by this bad woman! She's a wanted criminal in the company, she never tells the truth, she's definitely trying to lure us into some trap and then use us."

Upon hearing this, Chen Bai frowned and spoke to March 7th:

"I'm telling you, March, aren't you overthinking things? Besides, I tend to agree with Xing's view. Maybe the Star Core Hunters are searching for Star Cores just like us, trying to save the world~"

March 7th: "......"

You two are siding with outsiders, aren't you?

How can our invincible, beautiful girl from the universe still not be able to explain it clearly?

Walter shook his head helplessly after watching the three of them joking around. Oh well, these three are still just kids.

Himeko was getting impatient and warned Kafka:

"In any case, you should not have intruded into our train communications, and we have no intention of accepting any of your requests or having any dealings with the Star Core Hunters."

So please leave, otherwise I'll have to either force you to leave with Walter, or report to the company that there's a Star Core Hunter here.

Himeko was no longer in the mood to waste time arguing with Kaffa.

But Kafka's projection calmly waved her hand, her tone remaining composed, ignoring Himeko's warning, and instead said:

"That won't do. I haven't gotten to the important matter yet. I'm sure you'll change your minds after hearing this. Have you all heard of [Immortal Boat Luofu]?"

Upon hearing the words "Fairy Boat Luofu," Walter and Himeko's expressions immediately turned serious.

The two exchanged a glance, and then Walter spoke:

"Of course I know. Kafka, one of the six mega-ships of the Immortal Ship Alliance, what exactly do you want to do by bringing this up?"

His expression was very wary, after all, the reputation of the Star Core Hunter was not good in the universe.

After hearing Kafka mention "Fairy Boat Luofu", Chen Bai suddenly remembered that Dan Heng had briefly introduced the relevant information before.

This force seems to be one of the super forces in the universe, capable of summoning the [Hunter] Star God to mediate disputes.

Kafka looked at the fishy-smelling creature and said, "I'm so angry!" She then put her other arm around his shoulder and said, "..."

"It seems you are quite familiar with the Immortal Ship Luofu. In that case, I'll be frank. Not long ago, a star core exploded on that behemoth."

"What did you say?!"

Walter and Himeko looked at each other.

But Kafka hadn't finished speaking.

"The Immortal Boat Luofu is very close to you, only two leaps are needed to reach it. A sudden and unexpected disaster has befallen you. Doesn't that sound pitiful?"

After listening to Kafka's words, Chen Bai felt that this purple-haired older sister seemed to be trying to lead them to do something in Luofu.

Could it be that the Star Core Hunter has ulterior motives?

March 7th muttered under his breath, "How come we didn't receive any news about such a big event as the Star Core Explosion? How did you Star Core Hunters know about it?"

But Kafka seemed to have heard March 7's words and responded softly, "We Star Core Hunters naturally have our own exclusive channels."

"Kafka, you should know the strength of the Immortal Ship Alliance. They can't possibly be unable to handle even a single star core. So what exactly is your true purpose?"

Walter pushed up his glasses.

A behemoth like the Immortal Ship Alliance must have its own methods for sealing the star core.

However, Kaffa's mention of it does seem suspicious.

"It's very simple."

Kafka's smile faded, and her tone became more serious.

"This star core explosion on the Immortal Ship Luofu has nothing to do with us star core hunters, but the Immortal Ship Alliance is forcing all the blame on us."

My companion, Blade, was taken away by the Cloud Cavalry when he went to Luofu on a mission, and is now imprisoned in Luofu's prison.

Therefore, I am here hoping that you can come to the aid of the Star Core Crisis on Luofu, thereby clearing us of suspicion as Star Core Hunters.

Chapter 47 So, why did you use an umbrella in the train carriage?

As soon as Kafka finished speaking, the air around her began to subtly distort.

Amidst the interplay of light and shadow, a pitch-black figure, as if emerging from the abyss, slowly coalesced behind her.

It was a man, dressed mainly in black, as if he were carrying the lingering aura of blood. The shadowy image of the long sword in his hand was not clear, but it shimmered with a cold light that stung the skin.

Although it was just a projection, the lingering, sharp killing intent was incredibly real.

Chen Bai was curious as to why this man named Ren had a black knotted button tied around his chest, with a glimpse of his fair skin peeking out from the gap.

Does it give you a restless urge to explore and try something new?

Judging from the details of his clothing on the front, this man is hot.

However, it's different from Sambo; it has a restrained yet elegant style of burning.

However, judging from those scarlet eyes, this guy was definitely not someone to mess with.

Himeko crossed her arms, her fingertips tapping lightly against her elbows, her gaze fixed on the other person as if scrutinizing a star map. Her tone was calm, yet it carried the alertness honed by years of sailing:

“Star Core Hunters, your names have never been associated with ‘chance’ in the galaxy. Every appearance pulls in a larger vortex, and every word may hide another meaning. You suddenly appeared at the site of the Star Core eruption, and just at this juncture, you asked us for help… How can we believe that this isn’t another carefully orchestrated drama?”

Her gaze remained fixed, as if trying to penetrate every gap in the other person's words.

She never completely believed what the Star Core Hunter said.

After all, who knows what kind of trouble they might cause this time?

March 7th nodded vigorously beside her, her hair swaying slightly with the movement.

She took half a step closer, her voice clear and bright:

"Exactly! The star core just erupted, and you found us with pinpoint accuracy. What a coincidence! Who knows if you're deliberately leading us somewhere!"

She stood with her hands on her hips, her eyes sparkling, but her words were uncompromising:

"Besides, what does your companion's accident have to do with us? Who knows if this is a trap?"

Xing had a different opinion regarding the remarks made on March 7th.

"But no matter what, if a star core explodes on the Immortal Ship, many innocent residents will definitely suffer. As nameless guests, we should help seal the star core and save them."

Upon hearing this, March 7th's face fell into a panic: "Xing, don't be fooled by that pretty older sister!"

At this moment, Kafka's projection rippled slightly in the air, but her expression remained as calm as a deep pool, and even the faint curve of her lips did not change.

As she listened to Himeko and Mitsuki's questions, her gaze slowly swept over everyone in the carriage, as if she had already foreseen all their reactions.

"Of course, you have the right to choose to stay out of it."

Kafka's voice was as calm as if she were describing something that had nothing to do with her.

"The train can continue its journey, circling this area, forever marking the Luofu Immortal Ship's coordinates as 'a place it has passed through.' In time, this star orbit will completely collapse due to the continuous explosions of the star core, becoming just another name crossed off the navigation chart. As for the fate of the Immortal Ship, that is none of your concern."

"However, I can tell you definitively that if you do not go to Luofu, more than half of the residents there will perish, and the entire army may even be wiped out."

Kafka tilted her head slightly, her purple hair shimmering with an ethereal glow in the projection.

"You have all witnessed the power of the Star Core in Yalilo-VI. The frozen world still required your utmost efforts to salvage a glimmer of hope, and Luofu is dozens of times larger. The chain reaction of destruction will only be more intense."

Finally, her gaze fell on Himeko, and her calm smile finally took on a deeper meaning:

"So, I believe the kind-hearted anonymous person won't just stand by and do nothing, right?"

As soon as Kafka finished speaking, the others in the carriage fell silent for a moment.

Chen Bai suddenly said in a surprising tone:

"You're just trying to tell us that there's more than just a big boss like the Star Core there, to lure us into breaking this deadlock. And... I was just about to ask you, why were you using an umbrella in the carriage?"

He'd wanted to complain ever since Kafka appeared.

Why was this woman talking to them casually while holding an umbrella inside the train car?

The fishy smell was so strong!

Why is this your focus?

Kafka's calm expression finally showed a barely perceptible ripple, like a speck of dust spreading across a calm lake.

Her lips curved slightly upward, forming a smile that was somewhere between understanding and subtlety, and she responded softly:

“You’re very perceptive~ but…” Her words fell like a feather.

"Some truths will only be revealed when you set foot on the land of the Immortal Ship Luofu."

She slowly turned her head, her gaze, like a silent star trail, falling once more on Himeko and Walter. There was no urging or request in that gaze, only an almost transparent certainty.

“I have sent the coordinates of the Fairy Boat ‘Luofu’ to the train’s navigation terminal.” Her voice was calm as usual, but every word was clear. “To go or not to go—this choice always belongs only to you.”

Her projection began to ripple slightly, as if it were about to disappear along with the signal stream between the stars.

However, before she completely vanished, the words she left behind were like a gentle prophecy:

"Although we pursue very different goals, the orbits of stars will eventually intersect."

"Then, see you again in Luofu."

After she finished speaking, Kafka's projection turned into a beam of light and disappeared completely from the holographic screen, and the train's communication system returned to normal.

After Kaffa left, Himeko said to the others:

“If what Kafka said is true, then we really can’t stand idly by and head to Luofu.”

“It seems we need to have a serious discussion. Little March, go and call Danheng over.”

Himeko's tone was urgent.

It's not too late to decide where to go through a vote later.

"Know it."

Soon after, March 7 and Danheng returned to the observation car.

Dan Heng also learned from Himeko what the Star Core Hunter had just said.

"Luofu... Star Core".

Dan Heng sighed inwardly, as if recalling some unpleasant memory, and then said to Himeko:

"Himeko, I've decided to vote on whether to go to Luofu for development, but I won't get off the train there because I'm restricted from entering Luofu for some reason."

Himeko nodded upon hearing this and said, "Since this is your decision, we will not force you to continue."

"Ah."

"Alright, let's start voting now. Ah Bai, Xing, you have a few minutes to think it over. However, Walter and I are inclined to go to the Immortal Ship Luofu. If you don't want to go, our route to Pinocchio will not change."

Then, Himeko turned her gaze to Chen Bai and the other two.

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