Chapter 2930 - 50: A New Starry Sky!

The situation became even bleaker as Jia Yan had just bought a batch of goods, depleting most of his currency-like energy, with no subsequent replenishment.

No money, no stamina, and injured, this state is really miserable. Jia Yan estimated that if an ordinary Middle Stage Star River powerhouse came, he wouldn’t be able to win.

In such a case, he must carefully conceal his whereabouts; otherwise, if others learn of his injuries, they might covet the legacy of a Middle Stage Star River powerhouse and come to attack him.

Before long, Jia Yan and the Adisa traveled from the Tenth-degree subspace to the Eighth-degree subspace, where the Adisa would consume less energy, and Jia Yan wouldn’t exert much effort.

Then, a small shadow flew out of the Adisa.

This was an avatar of Jia Yan.

Jia Yan finally understood why countless Galaxy Level existences loved to create avatars for use.

Because they’re very useful. When wanting to play around, he could use a weaker avatar to travel and entertain people, ultimately masquerading as a super expert. When injured, the avatar could also be used to run errands such as purchasing items.

However, Jia Yan’s avatars differed somewhat from those of other strong ones. Their avatars were more like a strong one’s spirit; if the avatar died or got injured, it could affect the strong one.

But Jia Yan was different. His avatar was just one of his thoughts. When the avatar died, it would indeed affect him, but only to the extent of feeling listless for a while—it’s not a significant impact.

This is one of his talents, somewhat hidden.

Using an avatar to explore is one of the more convenient methods, and many strong ones within the Galaxy Central Star Field do the same.

Buzz...

The subspace suddenly tore open.

Outside the subspace, the starry sky Jia Yan saw was indeed no different than any ordinary starry sky.

The universe is like this; whether you are on the edge, in a rural region, or in the bustling Central Milky Way Region, most of the scenery looks the same. No one can change the view of an entire starry sky.

Unless it’s an extremely astonishing strong one, like a Domain Lord.

"According to the Star Chart, most forces in this starfield operate in a loose pattern. There’s a delineation of influence, but they don’t directly govern, as this would require immense human resources and other resources. They’re not very vigilant about the arrival of external forces or strong ones, as long as they can protect their core interests."

Jia Yan’s avatar is a semi-permanent star level existence over five hundred meters long.

This is already one of his most powerful avatars, looking dog-like in pure black, with sleek fur, appearing quite formidable.

However, for the strong ones, this is just an avatar, which fundamentally cannot be concealed.

Ordinary Galaxy Level existences can easily see through the avatars of other strong ones unless the hidden strong one doesn’t reveal any brainwave power, which is impossible while flying in the universe.

Thus, Jia Yan didn’t feel that his arrival would remain concealed for long; he was just using his avatar to explore.

"It seems there’s a Transfer Star over there. Let me see, there seem to be multiple forces here, some ruling certain industries while others rule different industries, governing together. Is that the model?"

Jia Yan was quite intrigued.

Everyone ruling the starry sky together, he could hardly believe who could be so altruistic.

It might be a delicate balance.

Jia Yan understood a bit.

"Well, this way, the possibility of dealing with me becomes even smaller. With so many forces, the xenophobia is likely much reduced. Previously, those solid-block starfields were really serious in treating outsiders."

He looked at the map’s location and headed for that Transfer Star.

A semi-permanent star level existence’s flying speed is naturally not fast, but Jia Yan has his unique killer move, which is his subspace talent.

Once he flies into the subspace interior, he’s almost at his speed limit, leaving countless semi-permanent star level existences astounded.

Nevertheless, he’s a Middle Stage Star River powerhouse, and with such star level strength, even comparing his avatar to semi-permanent star level existences is like bullying.

Jia Yan hadn’t thought about it that way; in any case, his speed was extremely fast, and it took less than an hour to reach the so-called Transfer Star.

"This... the planet is desolate. It feels like a simple station, with a few scattered shops that only offer food and lodging."

Seeing this peculiar planet, Jia Yan couldn’t help but be slightly stunned.

He controlled his avatar to land on the planet.

At this time, there were no fewer than a thousand creatures waiting at the so-called station on the planet.

They were chattering.

The arrival of Jia Yan caught the attention of some, but there definitely wasn’t anyone at the Galaxy Level among them, so they just took a glance and assumed he was an ordinary semi-permanent star level existence, and stopped paying attention, continuing with their conversations.

Jia Yan was glad for it, so he moved closer to the line.

"Indeed a station, No.7 Station, Planet No.5."

From the station building, Jia Yan saw a large virtual screen showing the names of various stations and routes, much like a bus stop. The difference is this station moves through the starry sky.

"I’ll search again now, having arrived here, I should be able to connect to the local network."

Jia Yan opened his ordinary Smart Brain to check some online news.

"Mommy, look, that uncle’s Smart Brain is so outdated."

"Shh, good kids shouldn’t look down on others, you know?"

"Mm-hmm."

Jia Yan heard a mother and son voice nearby.

They were a pair of creatures where the mother was semi-permanent star level, and the son had Earth-level ability, probably just freshly born.

"Sorry, my son was just born and didn’t understand the taboos of interstellar life."

Upon seeing Jia Yan glance over, the mother changed her expression slightly and immediately apologized.

"No need to apologize. Would you be able to tell me about the station’s routes? I’m new to your starfield and unfamiliar with them."

Jia Yan smiled slightly, displaying his magnanimity.

A strong one is easily angered, and although this avatar’s strength is only semi-permanent star level, in the area where this station is located, it’s not extremely weak. Among the crowd waiting for the vehicle, Jia Yan hadn’t seen anyone with higher strength than semi-permanent star level.

Meaning, if this ’semi-permanent star level’ were angered, no one around could help.

"Hehe, that’s no big deal. Let me explain it to you."

The mother initially thought Jia Yan might have outrageous demands. Though she wasn’t afraid of Jia Yan, she had to consider her child, so she readily agreed to Jia Yan’s request.

Moreover, from Jia Yan’s demeanor, she sensed a strong ’rural vibe’. It’s like Earth inhabitants can easily discern the identity of a rural worker from their attire, skin, and speech.

Jia Yan’s appearance was injured, and his speech seemed unfamiliar with etiquette, making her realize this must be a rural newcomer to the Galaxy Central Star Field.

Fortunately, he’s a rural person; otherwise, if he were a local, knowing the rules might lead to endless disputes.

"This is the entire starry sky’s relay station. At each station, large starry sky vehicles stop for a moment, and we’re transferring here waiting for the vehicle."

She succinctly stated what they were waiting for at the station.

Upon hearing this, Jia Yan became even more intrigued.

He realized this was undoubtedly the interstellar version of a ’bus’.

But which starfield could be so capable to establish a system akin to public transport in space?