This logistics delivery order was outside of Travis Lowell’s original plan.
He had more work to do later, so it was inconvenient for him to stay long after picking up the package.
He quickly flew off in his spaceship.
Right before he left, however, his spaceship circled above Earth Star twice, as if observing the farmland below.
Travis Lowell’s actions initially made Julianna Garland a bit nervous, but then she thought, “The laws on Novus are strict, and its citizens respect personal privacy.
Earth Star is my private island, and every plant and tree here falls under my privacy.
Travis Lowell can take a couple of looks from his spaceship at most.
He can’t possibly take photos to record anything.”
Judging by the pattern of the tasks issued by the Earth Recovery System, the news of either rice or wheat reappearing in the human world would be made public sooner or later anyway.
It didn’t matter if Travis Lowell saw it now.
Julianna Garland watched Travis Lowell leave before turning around and heading back to the area around the wooden cabin to continue her farm work.
Meanwhile, aboard the spaceship, Travis Lowell stared at the food box.
The curiosity deep in his heart had reached its peak.
According to Novaria’s delivery schedule, this logistics order only needed to be delivered to Cedric Sutton by tomorrow evening.
After receiving the goods, according to the rules, Travis Lowell was supposed to hand it over to the Novaria logistics headquarters once his spaceship returned to the First Sector.
Then, his colleagues in logistics transportation would naturally arrange for its delivery.
But he was just too curious.
Therefore, after thinking it over, he decided to take on the delivery job himself.
Once he finished his current tasks for the day, he would personally hand this item over to Cedric Sutton.
He wanted to see exactly what was inside this box that cost 470 dollars in shipping fees!
While his curiosity ran wild, Travis Lowell couldn’t help but recall the scene he had witnessed on Earth Star.
Around the wooden cabin, clearly demarcated plots of farmland surrounded the building.
Within several of those plots, lush green plants grew in abundance.
He had never seen such plants before.
They grew tall and slender.
From their appearance, they were neither weeds nor trees.
Unfortunately, he had been too far away to see them clearly.
And with the strict laws of Novus, he hadn’t dared to take any photos.
However, just at a glance, the green plants in those fields were truly a feast for the eyes.
When his spaceship flew past, the massive air currents it generated blew across the planted fields, causing the plants to sway and dance.
Looking down from above, it looked exactly like ripples across a green ocean.
“It was so beautiful,” he couldn’t help but sigh again.
“It’s just that I was in a rush and didn’t have time to ask Ms.
Garland what she was planting.”
But Julianna Garland was truly amazing!
Travis Lowell knew what Earth Star was originally like.
He had been there twice before.
During his first visit, the place had been no different from a barren mountain slope.
Dead grass covered the ground, miasma grew rampant, and swarms of mosquitoes flew about in droves. Enjoying the story? Read on at g.com.
But during his second visit, the area around the wooden cabin had been cleared up considerably.
It was just that he had come to deliver a replacement item that time, so he hadn’t paid much attention.
Coming back this time, he found that the surroundings of the cabin had become a verdant green space, and it had even taken on a certain scale.
Some of the uneven dirt mounds originally around the house had been leveled into neat fields.
The weeds had disappeared, replaced by green farmland.
The contrast between before and after was so drastic that Travis Lowell couldn’t help but feel a sense of admiration.
However, Travis Lowell had a packed work schedule.
These sighs of admiration had barely arisen before he quickly suppressed them.
He piloted his spaceship all day, finishing all his tasks.
When the spaceship landed on the First Star, it was exactly 6:45 PM.
Travis Lowell rolled his stiff neck and stretched his arms.
But the moment he turned his head, he immediately spotted a small, packaged logistics box sitting inside the cabin.
“Ms.
Garland’s package?!”
After a busy day, he had almost forgotten about it.
His exhaustion was pushed aside as his curiosity surged back to his mind.
He thought, “They say Cedric Sutton records the show ‘Inheritance’ at the Aeturnum Firm every Monday to Friday at seven in the evening.”
At this thought, he raised his wrist to check the time and muttered to himself, “If I take a hovercar over there now, the drive will be about half an hour.
By the time I reach the firm, the show shouldn’t be finished recording.
If I personally deliver the package to Lawyer Sutton on the spot, it will be great if he can open it right away.”
With this in mind, Travis Lowell was instantly filled with motivation.
He grabbed the packaged parcel, stepped off the spaceship, changed his clothes, and immediately hopped into a hovercar heading for the Aeturnum Firm.
The First Sector of Novus was highly developed.
It was home to one of the most prosperous planets in Novus.
The First Sector was rich in resources and densely populated; according to statistics, this single planet alone housed around eight hundred million people.
Even though it was already evening, the First Sector remained incredibly bustling.
The hovercar streaked through the air and eventually came to a stop in front of the Aeturnum Firm.
The reputation of the Aeturnum Firm was known throughout the entire Astral Domain of Novus.
Although they had started on Aeturnum, the firm had established branches in all major, well-known Astral Domains.
The firm’s branch in the First Sector owned a standalone building.
The building was brilliantly illuminated, and even though night had fallen, there were still many staff members on duty.
The lobby was exquisitely decorated.
As soon as Travis Lowell walked in, a female receptionist at the front desk immediately came over to greet him.
After asking about his purpose for visiting, Travis Lowell said, “I’m here to see Lawyer Cedric Sutton.
Someone sent him some items and asked me to deliver them into his hands.” After speaking, he took out the logistics box from his coat.
The front desk receptionist politely asked him to wait a moment, then quickly communicated with Cedric Sutton.
She seemed to have confirmed the information, as the guardedness and vigilance in her eyes relaxed.
She smiled at Travis Lowell and said, “I’ve checked with Lawyer Sutton. Get faster updates on g.com.
He is indeed expecting a logistics gift recently.
Lawyer Sutton happens to be on a break from recording his show right now.
He has about fifteen minutes.”
This turned out to be perfect.
Travis Lowell was delighted and said, “Then I’ll bring it up to Lawyer Sutton and have him sign for it.”
The staff member nodded, told him Cedric Sutton’s floor number, then glanced at the logistics box.
She politely opened the elevator doors for Travis Lowell and invited him inside.
At this moment, on the fourteenth floor of the Aeturnum Firm on the First Star, Cedric Sutton was sitting in his dedicated recording studio, taking a short break.
He was one of the regular lawyers for the satellite channel’s legal and cultural advocacy program, “Inheritance”.
Cedric Sutton had strong professional skills, clear articulation, and quick thinking, earning him a great deal of trust from the audience.
Many participants who applied to be on the show for free legal aid specifically requested him.
Today, he had encountered a peculiar inheritance dispute.
The family had traveled a long way from Borealis.
Their ancestors had run a handicraft processing factory and were extremely wealthy.
The head of the family had passed away this June, leaving behind a massive inheritance.
The patriarch had three sons and four daughters.
After his death, his real estate, equity, and other assets had been equally divided among them.
Originally, the matter should have ended there.
However, the dispute involved an ancient calligraphy scroll.
It was said to be a relic from the Earth Era Period, making it a practically priceless existence.
When the head of the family was alive, he hadn’t distributed this item.
Because his descendants were all deeply obsessed with Earth culture, none of the siblings were willing to let it go.
Thus, the problem arose.
Everyone’s demand was identical: they wanted to appraise the item’s value, and then each of them expressed a willingness to give up an equivalent share of their inheritance in exchange for acquiring this ancient Earth artifact.
The siblings fought so fiercely over it that they ended up bringing the matter to the “Inheritance” show.
This group of guests from Borealis was truly large.
The siblings were numerous, and they all had their own families.
Since their family was so tight-knit, each household had brought three to five people.
The massive crowd completely packed the arranged photography studio.
During the show, the family members refused to give an inch to one another, but off-camera, they were loving, affectionate, and perfectly harmonious.
Cedric Sutton had been argued into a dizzy and disoriented stupor during the program.
When he received the call from the firm’s front desk in a daze, it sounded exactly like a savior descending from above.
When he heard the front desk staff mention that the delivery person wanted to bring the package up to him personally, he immediately and cheerfully agreed.
The shooting was paused.
The TV station’s crew also breathed a sigh of relief.
Cedric Sutton’s law firm assistant thoughtfully poured him a cup of hot tea.
The station’s director asked curiously, “Lawyer Sutton, do you have a friend visiting?”
Cedric Sutton shook his head.
“It’s a client of mine.
I helped her take care of some matters a while ago, and out of gratitude, she had someone send me a gift.”