The Otherworldly Journey of a Quick Transmigrator

Over the course of several days, they searched the surrounding area thoroughly but encountered no other living creatures or saw any more crystals.

Su Yuanyuan finally got tired of living in the snow house and put everything inside back into her spatial storage. She then took out her spaceship from the open ground.

The spaceship still has plenty of power, and if all else fails, she can use the Infinity Stones; there's no other use for them anyway.

"Are we just flying aimlessly?"

"Do you know the coordinates of other planets?"

Su Yuanyuan silently started the spaceship, wanting to see what the universe looked like before thinking about anything else; wandering in space wasn't out of the question.

The spaceship's engines began to roar, and the immense thrust propelled the spaceship into space. Su Yuanyuan gripped the handrail tightly, feeling the discomfort of her body being compressed by the powerful acceleration.

Finally, the spaceship slowly entered deep space. All around was silent, except for the faint humming of the instruments inside the spaceship.

Through the porthole, Su Yuanyuan saw a breathtaking sight. Countless stars twinkled in the darkness, like countless eyes watching over them inside the spaceship.

She activated the spaceship's autopilot and sat close to Sebastian, enjoying the beautiful scenery of space. The higher the spaceship flew, the more beautiful the view became.

Space is a boundless, dark ocean, dotted with countless twinkling stars that form magnificent galaxies.

Like a giant vortex, with a bright band of light at its center, countless stars revolve around it, forming a magnificent picture.

From a distance, the Milky Way appears as a dazzling nebula, radiating a soft glow.

In this vast universe, humanity is but a tiny existence. Su Yuanyuan quietly gazed at the beautiful scenery outside, sighing inwardly.

Previously in the Avengers universe, she never had the chance to see space, but now she finally has.

"Does it look good?"

"It's beautiful. Although the scenery is the same, it's very spectacular."

They had already entered space, and the spaceship was drifting quietly. Su Yuanyuan went over and fiddled with it, making the spaceship slowly move forward in one direction.

Because none of them knew where the planets were, they could only fly in one direction, hoping to find a planet inhabited by people.

The universe is always dark, and they sleep whenever they are tired, without caring what time it is.

Su Yuanyuan was fast asleep when the spaceship's warning sounded. She suddenly opened her eyes, exchanged a glance with Sebastian, and looked outside.

Soon they discovered a group of strange creatures that were moving rapidly through space, preying on floating meteorites and tiny organisms.

Once she got closer, Su Yuanyuan could see what they looked like. They didn't have "skin" in the traditional sense, but were instead wrapped in a transparent, crystal-like shell.

Their bodies are streamlined and covered with countless tiny tentacles that can sense the surrounding electromagnetic fields and minute vibrations.

They have a pair of huge compound eyes on their heads, and their limbs are strong and flexible, with sharp claws at the ends.

In addition, they have a pair of huge wings on their backs, enabling them to fly short distances in space, and the vibration of the wings can also generate a small amount of propulsion.

"This is the Zerg."

She had seen this creature in her memory; it was considered a relatively safe type of insectoid creature because its diet consisted only of meteorites and tiny organisms.

Unlike other insectoid races that eat humans, this insectoid race reproduces in a way similar to that of insects on Earth, by laying eggs to reproduce.

Their eggs are usually attached to the surface of meteorites. After a period of incubation, the larvae hatch and begin to live independently.

What they were seeing was clearly a newly hatched creature; most of the meteorite beneath it had already been consumed, and its body was growing at a visible rate.

Should we kill it?

Sebastian frowned as he looked at the creature outside. Were all animals in the universe this ugly? And it didn't look like it was harmless.

"No need, it poses no threat to us."

Su Yuanyuan watched as it brushed past the spaceship and slowly disappeared into the darkness. Encountering the Zerg here was not a good thing; there was no doubt that even greater dangers lay ahead.

Moreover, it had already spotted the spaceship, so killing it now would be too late; the information that needed to be transmitted had probably already been sent out.

Even if she and Sebastian are incredibly powerful, they can't survive in space. They don't have spacesuits yet, and they would be in danger if they encountered an aggressive Zerg.

“Let’s change our approach. They communicate using a special electromagnetic wave, and each Zerg can share information in real time. I’m worried that other Zerg might be waiting for us.”

Sebastian had no objection; there would always be one of them keeping an eye on the outside, just in case they were surrounded by other Zerg.

The spaceship's defense system was activated, and the laser cannons and missile launchers were ready to fire at any time. Su Yuanyuan sometimes looked at the buttons with a sense of eagerness to try it out.

Finally, they saw a planet that the Zerg hadn't encountered yet. Su Yuanyuan looked out the window at the red planet, wondering if it was habitable.

"What are those red things? Is it fire?"

"It's still too far away, we can't see clearly. Let's move closer."

Su Yuanyuan nodded and maneuvered the spaceship closer to the planet. Gradually, she could see some things more clearly. The red color seemed to be the color of the earth, not flames.

"Want to go down?"

She began to descend without waiting for Sebastian's reply. Sebastian glanced at her helplessly, shook his head, and did not stop her.

The spaceship slowly landed on an open area. Su Yuanyuan couldn't wait to open the door and go out. She saw that it was a forest, so she wasn't worried about not having enough oxygen.

After Sebastian came down, Su Yuanyuan put away the spaceship. It was too dangerous to leave it there. What if it got lost? It was safer to keep it with her.

They looked around and, besides the strangely shaped trees, they could see some small animals, so there must be people living here.

"I was wondering why this planet looks red. Look at these trees and the soil on the ground, they're all red."

Su Yuanyuan squatted down, grabbed a handful of soil, and examined it. This wasn't ordinary red soil; its color was lighter, closer to the color of flames.

Moreover, no matter what the trees here look like, both the trunks and the leaves are red, which Su Yuanyuan felt would cause visual fatigue if she looked at them for too long.

"Let's go out and see if we can find anyone."

Sebastian took out a handkerchief to wipe her hands clean, and Su Yuanyuan smiled sweetly at him and put her hands into Sebastian's hands.

"Let's go then, we can see if there's anything good along the way."

Even if you did, you probably wouldn't recognize it.

"Then take everything you come across; you're bound to find some treasure."

Sebastian gave her an amused look, kissed her puffed-up cheek, and apologized very sincerely.

"I misspoke, please forgive me this time, Miss."

Sebastian was pleased with Su Yuanyuan's current attitude towards him; the fact that she could throw tantrums and act out towards him showed that she was accepting their relationship.

Just then, a gentle voice sounded behind them, "Hello, welcome to Red Earth Star."