My Weekly Refreshing Mentor Spirit-Chapter 340 - 301: Heading to the Interstellar Corps (4)

"Oh."

After hastily finishing his meal, Xue Dili took Fafnir and prepared to head to the Interstellar Corps headquarters.

At this moment, he glanced at the Holy Sword that had just been forged.

[Molten Fire Holy Sword (B-Class): Enemies struck by this weapon, if they possess Divinity, will experience unbearable pain and have their ability to breed partially stripped. It also has additional lethality against Insect Race enemies. Furthermore, this Treasure can store the anticipation and hope of others, transforming it into a more powerful attack, the upper limit of which depends on the user.]

It falls a bit short compared to the complete version of the Beloved Holy Sword, but after all, this was hand-made, and it basically retains the characteristics of the Beloved Holy Sword, except that it absorbs anticipation and hope instead of turning love into attack power.

But actually, Xue Dili was already very satisfied. If Uncle Brave were still around, he would probably gladly accept and use this sword.

At this time, Fafnir also said, "Teacher, the Teleportation Gate is ready."

"Oh!" Xue Dili responded.

Last time during the mission, the young lieutenant had invited Xue Dili to the Interstellar Corps as a guest, but he was in a hurry to return home to the Mist Council, so he declined. This time, with the Holy Sword repaired, he brought the old man along to the Interstellar Corps.

When Xue Dili and Fafnir entered the Teleportation Gate together and opened their eyes, they found themselves inside a metal-covered base, where through the glass, they could see the barren crimson rock layers outside at a glance.

Is this not a Life Planet, but a Dead Star?

In the distance, three silver-gray alloy-coated main towers pierced the rust-colored sky in a triangle formation. The thing resembling compound eyes on top of the towers rotated slowly, and Xue Dili was stunned.

Isn’t that an Evil Eye?

Oh, the Evil Eye has become the World Consciousness of the Fairy Tale World. This thing should just be a shell of the Evil Eye, a part of the Venerable King. Is that thing on the tower working as a radar?

Especially when looking out the window, Xue Dili felt incredulous. He thought that the Interstellar Corps people, regardless, should be on a Life Planet, most probably on a planet without a developed civilization, similar to Earth’s Permian environment.

Seemingly noticing Xue Dili’s confusion, Fafnir said, "I was shocked the first time I came here, too. I didn’t expect my father’s living place to be like this."

Xue Dili recalled Uncle Brave’s memories. It seemed like Uncle Brave really didn’t show much in this regard, and he completely ignored the outside environment back then.

It wasn’t Fafnir’s first time here. After guiding Xue Dili away, registering, and retrieving Xue Dili’s invitation, this Magic Guard said, "Welcome, Second-Generation Great Sage."

Xue Dili was taken aback.

"Your teacher is our lifelong partner, and your information was registered in our first encounter. By the way, the Interstellar Corps also safekept a relic from your teacher, which you can take out." The Magic Guard bowed respectfully.

"Second-generation... Sage?" Xue Dili murmured the title, smiled, and nodded as he stepped through the Gate of Light.

In an instant, he seemed to have arrived at a completely unfamiliar place: a beach, the sea, peculiar plants and aquatic animals, and not far away, people buried in the sand.

Xue Dili: "???."

"Space simulation technology; nobody can endure living on a Dead Star for long, so the theme changes periodically. Last week it was a mountain stream theme. Now it’s a beachside theme. Would you like an ice cream?" A familiar female voice sounded in his ear.

Xue Dili turned his head, and senior Olivia, wearing a jacket, handed him an ice cream while saying, "Little Fafnir, would you like one too!"

"Sure, Granny Olivia!" Fafnir accepted the ice cream.

Xue Dili: "???". 𝑓𝘳𝘦𝑒𝑤𝑒𝘣𝘯ℴ𝘷𝘦𝓁.𝑐𝑜𝑚

Wait, Granny?

"Lotte was a child I took in," Olivia said, but as she continued, a hint of melancholy appeared, "Unfortunately, he left even earlier than I did."