Star Iron: Cat Renaissance Abundance

Time flowed by like a gurgling stream. In the solemn Daoxuan Palace, Bai Ling sat quietly, her beautiful eyes fixed on the Yin-Yang mirror before her. The image in the mirror clearly showed the outside world.

Looking out, vast starships crisscrossed the boundless expanse of space. Their tails blazed with dazzling light, like brilliant meteors streaking through the darkness of the cosmic sky. As if drawn by some mysterious force, these starships, all simultaneously, sped towards Daoxuan Palace, nestled deep in space.

Daoxuan Palace stands like a sacred temple amidst a sea of ​​stars, emanating a breathtaking aura and a majestic force of destiny. Like a perpetual beacon, it illuminates the path of the starships. However, despite being clearly visible, reaching it is far from easy.

It turned out that, long before, 0.8 light-years away from Daoxuan Palace, Bai Ling had meticulously laid out a line of defense—a vast ocean of mementoes. This substance was incredibly special, not only invisible to the naked eye, but also present in concentrations so low that it was practically undetectable.

This sea of ​​Memory appears calm and tranquil, yet it harbors a mystical mystery. Those who venture within will soon be affected by the strange power it unleashes. Born from memory, Memory possesses a unique ability: it can disrupt the mind, confuse the thoughts, and plunge one into endless confusion and hallucinations. This is the first hurdle Bai Ling sets for those who come to listen to his teachings.

This sea of ​​memory is not big, only one or two meters wide, but it surrounds the entire star system.

Yukong, piloting the Void Ship, carried Qingque across the vast universe, finally arriving at the boundless and mysterious land beyond the Milky Way. A few minutes ago, while concentrating on the route, Yukong had keenly noticed a faint, hazy light to the right of the Starship, as if possessing some invisible attraction, constantly drawing her attention.

Without hesitation, Yukong decisively steered the Star Raft, speeding towards the mysterious point of light. During this long and perilous journey, they passed numerous starships traveling in the same direction as themselves. These starships varied in shape and size, but even the largest of them was only a few thousand meters long and a few hundred meters wide.

Initially, some nefarious starships attempted to intercept the ship en route, hoping to seize their ill-gotten gains. However, just as they formed the motive and prepared to act, an overwhelming force suddenly descended, crushing them like a mountain. Without even the slightest chance to signal for help or the alarm, these scheming starships instantly transformed into dazzling fireworks, exploding in the cold darkness of space.

Qingque was actually no stranger to such scenes. Throughout her journey, she had witnessed countless individuals engaging in similar activities. However, whenever the bandits discovered that this Star Raft belonged to the Immortal Boat Alliance, they would tacitly turn their boats around and quickly flee the scene, lest they bring disaster upon themselves.

As they drifted further and further away from the Milky Way, an indescribable feeling gradually washed over Qingque. Like a magnet, it drew her inward, drawing her closer to its source. Finally, unable to contain her curiosity any longer, Qingque spoke to Yukong, "Master Yukong, for some reason, I feel like there's something drawing me in."

"Hmm? Is it straight ahead?" Yukong, who was driving the Star Raft, frowned slightly and asked in confusion. Her sharp eyes were fixed on the front, trying to clearly see the mentioned target.

"It seems so, Master Yukong, please look!" Qingque, standing nearby, excitedly pointed at the light ahead, her voice tinged with excitement and surprise. Following the direction of her finger, the originally hazy and erratic light suddenly became clearer.

The point of light gradually revealed its true form—a magnificent, imposing ancient palace building appeared before everyone. The style of this building bore some resemblance to the palace architecture of the ancient Xianzhou Kingdom that Qingque had learned about in history textbooks, but it gave Qingque a greater sense of the Daoxuan Palace's majesty, solemnity, inviolability, and sacredness.

"Daoxuan Palace." Qingque called out the name almost subconsciously, as if he had a special sense of familiarity with this palace.

Yukong, however, looked puzzled. "Is Daoxuan Palace just ahead? Why can't I see it?" he asked, rubbing his eyes and looking again, but all he could see was a vague dot of light. Meanwhile, the Starship's accompanying map clearly indicated that the nearest star system ahead was at least 65 light-years away.

Hearing Yukong's question, Qingque hurriedly explained: "Lord Yukong, it is right in front of us, but because of the distance, it looks a little smaller. If you don't look carefully, it is indeed easy to miss it." After saying that, she did not forget to point her mouth towards the front.

At this moment, the other pilots in the cockpit also gathered around, each of them looking intently ahead. However, they too were bewildered, as they also did not see anything resembling a palace.

"Can't you see it?" Qingque asked?

Yukong nodded, and then said: "I guess this is what is called fate."

Qingque glanced at the image displayed on the Star Raft's radar and the galactic map. The Star Raft was currently traveling at 0.98 times the speed of light, and Qingque began to calculate the distance between the Star Raft and Daoxuan Palace in his mind.

Yukong once again put the Star Raft into the jump state. The speedometer and distance measuring instruments on the Star Raft showed that it would only take more than 1 minute to reach the vicinity of Daoxuan Palace.

If my estimate is correct, I should be more than 50 light years away from that mysterious palace.

If Daoxuan Palace conforms to the law of perspective, then it is almost as big as a star system, almost as big as an entire wall cast by Butian Siming!

But this is of course impossible. Qingque also doesn't believe that a palace can be so big. He guesses that this must be some kind of deception.

However, when Yukong pulled the Star Raft out of the jump state and began to enter the star system where the Daoxuan Palace was located at 0.75 times the speed of light, Qingque suddenly realized through the porthole that it was just the phantom of the Daoxuan Palace, which was there to attract his attention so as not to lose his direction.

Under Yukong's control, the speed of the Star Ship slowly decreased until it reached 0.12 times the speed of light, and then it slowly headed towards the inner side of the star system where Daoxuan Palace was located.