Star Odyssey

’t dead, his movements were rather slow, and his ability to use star energy was heavily restricted.
If he could use 100% of his abilities when he was on a planet, then in space, he couldn’t even use 10% of his strength.

I wonder how long I can stay alive for, Lu Yin bitterly thought to himself.

There were disadvantages to a spacecraft being too advanced.
His spacecraft had moved far too quickly, and the rest of the vessels were far behind him.
He hadn’t even had an opportunity to call for help.

If he’d known that this would happen to him, he would have kept a set of universal armor in his cosmic ring.
That would be much better than leaving his body completely exposed like it currently was.

There were all kinds of strange phenomena throughout the universe.
Who knew if his body would be able to withstand those things.

Perhaps it was due to the fact that Lu Yin was pretty lucky, but he soon saw a spacecraft speeding over in the distance.
Lu Yin was thrilled and immediately used his star energy to create the universal distress symbol.
However, the spacecraft completely ignored him and simply sailed on past him.

Lu Yin was at a loss.
The spacecraft was traveling incredibly quickly while he was moving incredibly slowly.
It was impossible for him to catch up.

Right after that, some more spacecraft flew past, but not one of them moved to help him.

Many knew that, when traveling through space, it was better not to seek trouble.
Few people would take the initiative to help others.
The concept of showing gratitude was nonexistent in the universe, and many pirates used similar methods to lure in unsuspecting travelers.
This caused most people to be on guard during interstellar travel.

Lu Yin stood no chance if things continued the way they were.
After pondering things over for a long time, he decided on his next move.

Star energy swirled around the tips of his fingers and formed tiny, string-like structures that extended into the distance until he was no longer able to control them.
He then did his best to weave the strings together into a star energy web, of which he sat in the center, like a spider.
As long as a spacecraft flew past and touched a string, he would be towed along.

Lu Yin was gambling everything on his luck now.
Would he die of hunger first, or would he run into a spacecraft?

Compared to the vastness of space, the area that Lu Yin’s star energy web covered was minuscule.
Lu Yin’s entire fate hinged on pure luck, but it was the only thing that he could do in this situation.

Two more spacecraft flew past.
They were too far away, and his star energy couldn’t reach where they passed.
Lu Yin waited there nervously, hoping that he’d be lucky.

Meanwhile, a spacecraft was traveling through outer space at high speeds.
It seemed normal, but if one looked carefully, they would notice a splatter of blood on the inside of one of the transparent pieces of metal that acted as a window on the spacecraft.

Within the spacecraft, an emotionless young man with a cold look in his eyes wandered about, carrying an ordinary looking blade in his hand.
Blood ominously dripped off of it.

Bang Bang!

A gun formed from star energy was fired, and both metal bullets and beams of light mercilessly blasted at the man.
However, neither form of attack had any effect on the man beyond tearing some of his clothing apart.

The man slashed about with his blade and another round of heads fell down.
Headless bodies tumbled to the floor as the blood pooled into a scarlet stream.
The man calmly stepped in the blood and continued forward, leaving bloody footprints behind.

The stench of blood eventually spread throughout the entire vessel.

Within the pilot’s room, about ten people were gathered together, watching the man’s inexorable progress on a screen while trembling in fear.
“Who is he? Why is he killing us?”

“Is he from the Blaze Realm? But that’s impossible.
They don’t even know that we exist!”

“Whatever happens, Paige cannot die!” a middle-aged woman shouted in a determined voice as she glanced at a young man trembling in the corner.

Everyone else glanced over at him with complex emotions in their eyes.

“Paige is the representative of the Gasfire Alliance.
As long as he’s alive, we’ll definitely be able to go against the Blaze Realm.
But the moment he dies, the Gasfire Alliance will fall apart,” she stated resolutely.

“That’s enough.
We’ll protect him even if it means our death,” someone else said.

Soon enough, the young man was forced to put on a set of universal armor.
A middle-aged man crouched in front of the youth and bitterly said, “Live on, Paige! You are the foundation of the Gasfire Alliance.
As long as you are alive, we’ll be able to hold out against the Blaze Realm.”

The young man called Paige looked absolutely terrified.
“W-Will I ever be able to live a normal life?”

Everyone around him fell silent.

The middle-aged woman appeared sorrowful.
“I’m sorry, but you carry the hopes of the older generation.
You are the true successor of the Blaze Realm, and your very existence is the entire reason why the Gasfire Alliance has the motivation to keep resisting them.
Remember this: everyone will do everything in their power to protect you because you are the most important one out of all of us.
Always remember this!”

With a bang, the sturdy metallic door to the pilot’s room was kicked from its frame, and the young man who was like an Asura walked in.
He looked about the room, his emotionless gaze flitting past everyone until his eyes finally landed on Paige.

The middle-aged woman’s heart skipped a beat.
So he really is here for Paige.
But who in the world is he? If this man was from the Blaze Realm, then it didn’t make sense for him to be here.
Instead, they would have sent some ultra-powerhouse after them.

“Who are you? Why are you killing us?” someone shouted.

The young man’s reply was to lift his sword and sweep out with it.
The middle-aged woman gritted her teeth and waved her hand, causing flames to spring up that tore through the void.
She was an Explorer, but her efforts were futile.
The young man cut through her flames with a single stroke, and the blade even continued on to sink into the person closest to him, cleaving the other man in two.

The aura of fear in the room became even more palpable.

Paige went pale and hid in fear.

The middle-aged woman had a bitter expression.
She was an Explorer, but she couldn’t even fight back at all.
Where had such a monster come from?

The blade continuously flashed as it slashed about the room.
Even though the middle-aged woman stood in his way, the young man continued attacking everyone else.
Blood, decapitated bodies, and dismembered limbs filled the room, creating a scene straight from hell.

The thick stench of blood was enough to cause one to puke.

The young man slowly stepped closer to the middle-aged woman and Paige, who was behind her.
They were the only two left alive.

Blood continued flowing across the floor.

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