Chapter 2931 - 1: A New Starry Sky!

However, the fee might not be that simple; at least, it’s not something an ordinary Earth Level or Sky Level creature could afford. Even the Galaxy Level and Respect Level would feel a pinch paying this money.

"I see, is it because there are some local planets with farms and such around this station, so a station is set up here?"

"Yes, my hometown is near this Starry Sky. When we fought for this station, everyone on our planet was happy for a long time."

Jia Yan found it quite interesting and felt this Starry Sky was fun.

He was about to ask more questions when the other person’s expression looked far away, and she directly laughed.

"Look, the interstellar bus is arriving, baby, let’s get on."

The female Semi-permanent Star Level creature’s eyes suddenly lit up, as a seemingly extremely old and broken giant "train" approached from afar.

Jia Yan was also intrigued and turned around to look at this "vehicle."

This was a metal object resembling a train, but it was far larger than a train.

In fact, its height was a hundred meters, and its width was also around a hundred meters. It would be spacious for an ordinary Respect Level to enter.

As for the Semi-permanent Star Level, the smaller ones could go inside, while the larger ones had to stand on a "large platform" at the back of the carriage, squeezed among others.

No matter if it was crowded or not, it was at least a nice platform. And judging by its looks, the fare for Semi-permanent Star Level strong ones was not high at all, at least it was much cheaper than using their own battleships or flying through the Starry Sky using their own power.

It really was like a bus, except this bus was of an interstellar model...

"Friend, I’m leaving now; if you’re also leaving, we can go together."

The person actually didn’t want to leave with Jia Yan because this one looked like someone with deep schemes, and people from their Starfield didn’t like such people.

"I don’t need to. I’ll wait for a while since I’m not heading in this direction."

Jia Yan, as she wished, didn’t get on the bus.

He already asked many questions, so continuing to ask the same person might make her suspect Jia Yan was new here or even wonder if Jia Yan was a scout from elsewhere.

"Then, until next time, if we are destined to meet again."

The other person, with a child, was eager to have this strong one not trouble them, otherwise, safety would be a concern.

The starry train quickly arrived at this planet’s surface. Despite its tattered appearance, it somehow possessed anti-gravity technology, stabilizing smoothly without triggering the planet’s gravity tide reaction, just parking there.

"Goodbye, Uncle."

The child was probably dozens of years old but still called Jia Yan uncle.

Jia Yan helplessly nodded.

Watching this mother and child board the bus, Jia Yan looked around.

There were not many creatures left in the station; they all took the route that just left.

As for those waiting for another route, they would play in nearby small towns.

Jia Yan could easily feel that this planet was very deserted; apart from sparse buildings and entertainment shops around the small station, no one lived further away.

A purely bus transfer planet. Listening to the earlier Semi-permanent Star Level strong ones speak, this still belonged to the "countryside" and didn’t develop well, which was naturally expected.

"The next bus will come in three days? Well, that makes sense; the interstellar train can’t have the same frequency as planet buses. That’s why there are transfer shops here."

Jia Yan understood and then looked at the surroundings.

Here, there were scattered shops selling specialties, simple daily goods, and intermediate and primary energy stones, generally solving cultivation issues for Semi-permanent Star Level existences.

Of course, wanting it to be very prosperous is impossible.

But Jia Yan from these small details, saw many things.

First and foremost, this was the overall environment that made him come to a somewhat surprising conclusion, after observing reactions from nearby strong ones and creatures.

This place was extremely peaceful.

Truly peaceful, peaceful to the point that whether strong or weak ones seemed to have obtained a certain degree of equality.

Of course, absolute equality is impossible, but compared to the outside world, he even saw Semi-permanent Star Level strong ones lining up behind Earth Level creatures, which was an absolutely impossible scene outside.

Earth Level and Semi-permanent Star Level differences were vast; even if Earth Level strong ones were before Semi-permanent Star Level strong ones, it wouldn’t take up any space. But here the boarding procedures were not slow at all, while Semi-permanent Star Level strong ones were willing to wait...

Looking around again, none of the strong ones seemed self-conceited, as if thinking they were superior.

This showed that this society was completely different from the outside world and was a very complete peaceful society.

"To find such a place, wasn’t it mentioned earlier that many factions were competing here? Could it be that with many factions existing in this area, they ended up competing and maintaining social order, so much that the entire Starfield became a peaceful place?"

Jia Yan could imagine, if a Semi-permanent Star Level bullied an Earth Level existence, and by coincidence that Earth Level belonged to another faction’s employee, and both factions were not compatible, disputes would arise, everyone would restrain their subordinates, and talk about lengthy equality rhetoric, trying to avoid conflict with disharmonious factions.