Star Iron: The Past and Present Life of the Gender-Swapped Dragon Lord

Jingliu had no idea that her image in someone's heart had been completely shattered, but she didn't need to explain, so she was now looking at the starry sky outside the train.

Even if she didn't explain, someone had already come up with a reason, convincing themselves with excuses like "Aha did it all" and "So what if her personality changed a little after gaining different memories?"

My thoughts drifted off to who knows where, and after much thought, I remembered the past, and all sorts of unpleasant memories flooded back.

But nothing unexpected happened. A bluish-green flame ignited on Jingliu's finger and then slowly merged into his brow.

Countless grievances and resentments were absorbed, and the demonic body was suppressed once again.

One of the reasons why Jingliu is in such a good state right now is because of this power, which she uses whenever she feels that her thoughts are not quite right.

So, the source of this power...

Jingliu looked at Danheng, who was sitting to the side trying to retract the dragon horns using various methods.

She probably hasn't remembered yet.

"Hey Hey hey--"

Pam's adorable voice came over the radio, and Danheng shifted his attention to the upcoming jump.

"Sorry to keep you waiting, passengers! Thanks to the four pioneers for their great assistance, the rift activity has been reduced to a minimum, and all orbital readings have returned to normal!"

"The train is about to depart again, leaving Yalilo-VI. Please hold on tight, and say goodbye to this planet one last time!"

"Danfeng, where's the next stop?"

Although Jingliu hadn't explained to him which "feng" it was, the answer had already automatically popped into Danheng's mind.

Danheng nodded without making a correction.

He thought for a second and then shook his head.

Mirror Flow: ?

What does nodding and shaking your head mean?

As she pondered, Pam arrived at the center of the train with a strange sound effect, and Himeko, Walter, and the others also arrived at the train carriage from the dining table.

Danheng jumped off the sofa and stretched.

"Huh? Where's Danheng?"

Not finding the black-haired youth, Dan Heng looked at San Yueqi and Qiong to the side.

He said he didn't sleep well last night and went back to catch up on his sleep.

"Wait a minute, didn't Danheng say he was going back to change some data in the think tank?"

March 7th and Qiong stared at each other, both seeing confusion in each other's eyes.

Dan Heng opened his mouth, but before he could say anything, he saw Dan Heng, who was supposed to catch up on sleep while working on the think tank, enter the carriage.

Dan Heng nudged Dan Heng with his elbow and asked.

Where did you go just now?

"I've always been here."

Dan Heng paused for a moment, "They were behind them, and they were delayed for a while because they were tying their shoelaces on the way."

Well, I shouldn't have expected these two to be intelligent.

"Attention passengers! The jump route meeting is about to begin!"

Pam glanced around and found that everyone except Mirror Stream was present.

Pam glanced fearfully at Jing Liu, who was reading on the sofa, with her large blue eyes. After hesitating for a moment, she finally spoke in a trembling voice.

"Um... Kagami Ryu passenger, you're here for the meeting too, right?"

Jingliu put down the book in his hand, somewhat surprised.

"Oh? Can someone like me, who's just temporarily boarding, attend the meeting?"

"Of course, now that we're on the Star Train, we're nameless passengers!"

Jingliu glanced at Pam, nodded, closed the book, and slowly walked to Danheng's side.

"Thank you, little one."

"Ahem, you're welcome."

Seeing Pam's shy expression, March 7th whispered in Danheng's ear.

"Wow, the train conductor rarely makes such an expression. That Jingliu sister is something else."

"But then again, I've been wanting to ask this for a while now. Sister Jingliu has a black veil over her eyes, so she must be...blind, right? Then why is she still reading?"

March 7th thought it was very quiet, but Jingliu had already heard it clearly.

Without even turning his head, Jingliu's voice reached March 7's ears.

“Little sister, I never said I was blind. I covered my eyes with a black veil before to avoid being reminded of the past and falling into demonic influence. As for now... it’s just a matter of getting used to it.”

On March 7th, realizing that his whispering had been overheard, he awkwardly scratched his head.

Jingliu didn't say much, just stood there with one hand on his hip, quietly waiting for the meeting to begin.

"Alright, I'll continue then..."

"First of all, Pam would like to thank all the unknown passengers for successfully solving the problem at this station so that the train can continue to run on the star track!"

"Next, the conductor of this train will announce the name of the next stop——"

"That's a...wooawawawa!"

Pam had only spoken halfway when a strange sound suddenly rang out behind her, startling her so much that she quickly ran behind Walter, who was the nearest person to her.

Walter pushed up his glasses, and a blue phantom image was reflected on the lenses. A slender figure holding a black umbrella appeared out of thin air in the carriage, right in front of them.

"Long time no see, everyone on the Star Train."

Himeko glanced at Sora, who was slightly reaching out with her golden eyes, then turned her long legs around and avoided looking at Kaffa.

"Ah, it seems I've arrived just in time; everyone's here."

Himeko looked at the smooth back of her hand and rubbed two fingers together.

"A charming self-introduction is unnecessary, Star Core Hunter."

Kafka gave Himeko a provocative look, her expression turning tense, and then opened her arms as she took a step forward.

"Sorry to interrupt your party."

"But I believe that after hearing my request, you will understand my intrusion—"

Kafka's hands danced on the side table like she was playing the piano, like a spider in motion.

"I need to ask you to change your destination."

Kaffa's words were refuted by Himeko, whose words were laced with barbs.

"Star Core Hunter, I've seen you before, but it was on the company's bounty poster. It was an astronomical sum—dead or alive. Do you know how much your bounty is?"

Kafka shook her head dismissively and sighed softly.

"I don't really care. The company's bounty is more of a compliment than a bad name. The bigger the number, the greater the compliment."

"...So, the Black Tower also praised you; 'A madman who claims to see destiny, leading a group of reckless lunatics, chasing the most dangerous thing in the universe'—the Black Tower rarely praises people."

"Chasing the most dangerous thing in the universe? ...In that respect, your train and I are the same kind of people, aren't we?"

"Hmph, you've come to the wrong place, Kafka. We have no intention of accepting your request, nor do we intend to have anything to do with the Star Core Hunters. It was a pleasure chatting with you, and perhaps one day you'd be willing to pay us a visit in person, at which time we can talk again."

Clearly, our White Wedding Dress Tomato and Purple Sunglasses Eggplant don't get along; they both have very different ways of talking.

This was a silent battlefield between women, and Varta couldn't get a word in edgewise during their heated exchange.

Kafka shrugged, her gaze fixed on Danheng and Jingliu in the crowd.

"Don't be so quick to refuse. There are definitely people who want to go to this place."

Have you all heard of the "Fairy Ship 'Luofu'"?