“Woo—woo—” The bronze-black Astral Express warped through the stars, docking next to Herta Space Station.
At this moment, Pom-Pom’s broadcast echoed through the Astral Express.
“Attention, attention, Herta Space Station has arrived, Herta Space Station has arrived!
All passengers, please prepare yourselves, Pom!” Eve elegantly rose from the sofa, walked to the center of the carriage, and helped March 7th, who had once again fallen face-first, back to her feet.
“Oh, thank you, Sister Eve…” March 7th stood up, rubbing her backside.
Before she could thank her, she noticed Eve was writing something with a pen and notebook.
“Hey, hey, what are you writing, Sister Eve?!” March 7th immediately became anxious.
“June 17th, March 7th challenged herself for the third time during the Astral Express’s warp jump, and for the third time, she fell face-first.” After smoothly writing it down, Eve quickly closed the notebook and held it high, dodging March 7th’s pounce.
Her swift and clean movements showcased her former grace as the Goddess of Wisdom.
“Sister Eve, give it to me!
Otherwise, it’s too embarrassing,” March 7th said, pouting at Eve.
“No can do, Little March.
Recording what happens on the Astral Express is the job of the Astral Express recorder,” Eve teased March 7th playfully.
“Ah, ah, ah, you can’t be so heartless!” March 7th pleaded, tugging on Eve’s sleeve.
Just then, the sound of a door opening echoed.
“Alright, Miss Eve, stop teasing Little March.
The Astral Express has arrived,” Himeko’s voice came from afar.
Himeko, Welt Yang, and Dan Heng entered the carriage.
“Sister Himeko, she’s bullying me!” March 7th complained.
“Alright, Little March, let’s talk about important matters first.
I’ll speak to her for you later,” Himeko said, coaxing her like a child.
“Huh, why do I feel like I’m being placated?” A hint of doubt immediately arose in March 7th’s heart.
“Please remove ‘feel like,’ thank you,” Eve said with a slight smile.
“You…” March 7th was speechless.
“Ahem, quiet down.
I’ve just compiled some information about the current situation at Herta Space Station,” Himeko coughed lightly.
“To summarize the current situation, Herta Space Station has been invaded by the Antimatter Legion, and the Legion’s target should be a Stellaron stored within the Space Station.” “A Stellaron again!” Eve immediately became a little excited.
After all, devouring Stellarons was the most efficient way for her to recover her power.
Wait, no, why did she feel like she was treading the old path again?
The former Heart of God… Eve’s expression stiffened slightly.
“That’s right, so we received a distress signal.
However, we are not the only rescue team; the rescue squad sent by Herta is behind us.” “Really?
When will they arrive?” March 7th asked excitedly.
“Uh… according to calculations, probably in 20 system hours,” Welt Yang said helplessly.
“Is that so… then it still depends on us,” March 7th said, rekindling her fighting spirit.
“So, the objectives for this mission are, first, to ensure our own safety, second, to ensure the safety of the Space Station personnel, and finally, if capable, to keep an eye on the Stellaron.” “Alright, that’s all that needs attention,” Himeko said crisply.
“No problem.” Everyone nodded.
“Don’t worry, I’ll keep an eye on the Stellaron…” Eve’s smile was a little dangerous.
“Uh…” Himeko and Welt Yang immediately fell silent.
This version of Eve, why did she feel a little dangerous?
“Ahem, then let’s first determine the personnel for this rescue mission.
Those who wish to go, please raise your hand,” Welt Yang said.
“Uncle Yang, me, me, me!” March 7th immediately jumped and waved her hand.
Eve followed closely, calmly raising her hand.
Dan Heng also slowly raised his hand.
Welt Yang himself also raised his hand.
The four people on the scene looked at each other, wide-eyed.
Himeko sighed helplessly at the sight.
“Welt, you can’t go.
We still need you for docking with the Space Station,” Himeko refused Welt Yang.
“This…” Welt Yang immediately felt a pang of disappointment.
“Dan Heng, the Astral Express still needs guarding.
Those Antimatter Legion won’t ignore the Astral Express.” “Besides, Pom-Pom would also be scared,” Himeko glanced at the Little Rabbit still tinkering with the Astral Express in the distance, and continued.
“Understood,” Dan Heng nodded and lowered his raised hand.
“Then, this rescue operation will rely on Miss Eve and Little March,” Himeko said, looking at the two.
“Yay!
I’ve been wanting to explore the Space Station for a long time!” March 7th said happily.
“Before, we just arrived with a ‘whoosh’ and left with a ‘whoosh’.” Himeko then earnestly said to Eve beside her, “Keep an eye on Little March, don’t let her get into any trouble.” “Understood,” Eve nodded.
“Then, be careful,” Himeko said to the two.
“Don’t worry, Sister Himeko,” March 7th promised, puffing out her chest.
“Rescue team, move out!” The two quickly put on their gear and disembarked from the Astral Express, arriving at the Space Station platform.
Just then, Himeko on the Astral Express suddenly felt that something was amiss.
“Wait, I should have told Little March to keep an eye on Eve!” Himeko suddenly realized.
“Uh… that’s not right either.
These two are two of a kind… Sigh, I hope it goes smoothly.” Himeko shook her head helplessly… Space Station platform.
“So many monsters~” March 7th exclaimed, looking at the platform full of VoidRanger.
She had never seen so many monsters from the Antimatter Legion.
The ones she had encountered before were just scattered skirmishers from the Legion’s periphery.
Usually, there were only three or four.
But this time, it was a dense mass, at least a hundred VoidRanger.
And just as March 7th and the others were observing the VoidRanger, the VoidRanger on the platform had long been eyeing the Astral Express, but due to uncertainty, they hadn’t attacked rashly.
Now that two people had disembarked from the Astral Express, they instantly became the targets of all.
The VoidRanger immediately rushed towards the two.
“I, I’ll go, Sister Eve, we…” Before March 7th could finish speaking, Eve smiled slightly and snapped her fingers.
“Sage’s forest book.” A quaint book suddenly appeared out of thin air in front of Eve.
The book glowed with a green light, and its profound patterns hinted at its ancient nature.
“Huh?
Where did that book come from?” March 7th looked surprised.
Eve held the forest book in both hands.
The next moment, even though there was no wind, the pages fluttered wildly.
“Echoes of the Forest.” Eve spoke softly.
Instantly, a green magic circle formed out of thin air, and a massive green beam of light surged from it, engulfing the bodies of every Marauder present.
The VoidRanger’ movements immediately froze, their entire bodies as if submerged in a green ocean, quietly and gracefully sinking to the bottom of the sea until they disappeared.
Simply put, they had been completely obliterated by the beam.
“This, this, this…” March 7th looked at this scene, her small face utterly stunned.
Oh my goodness, what just happened?
Her huge Antimatter Legion, how did it just disappear?
“Little March, let’s go,” Eve pulled March 7th’s still-stunned hand and immediately ran into the Space Station.
But before they had run a few steps, countless VoidRanger surged forward again.
“There are too many of them,” March 7th said, holding her bow and arrow, ready for battle.
“How troublesome,” Eve said, a little impatient.
Just as she was about to activate the forest book again, a cyan figure appeared in front of them.
“Realm of the Void, a Dream’s End.” The sound of wind echoed in their ears, and a cyan spear glow flashed through the bodies of the VoidRanger.
Instantly, the cyan wind, like a cutting blade, shattered the VoidRanger’ bodies.
“Leave this to me, you two hurry,” Dan Heng said, holding his long spear and facing the remaining VoidRanger.
“Dan Heng, we’ll help you…” “OK, we’re leaving, so I’ll leave it to you.
Good luck, I have faith in you!” Eve, without any hesitation, covered March 7th’s mouth and then immediately took March 7th and ran off.
Some minor troubles, she believed Dan Heng would handle them.
Dan Heng watched their retreating figures and sighed helplessly.
They didn’t even bother to be polite!
“Hmph…” Dan Heng calmed his breath and once again swung his long spear, facing the new wave of surging VoidRanger…