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After seeing Yin Wenchangwei off, they began to formally plan their departure.

Their family was relatively simple, but they were accompanied by a large royal guard.

The large group still needs to make some preparations before it can set off.

They first transferred to the royal airship.

As a representative of the royal family, Lan Mingyue couldn't leave Fulinxing unattended upon her arrival.

In the afternoon, she had to go with Jin Hanxi to meet with Fu Linxing and his group of important officials.

There's a banquet tonight that I can't refuse.

Wuyou didn't want to go to such a scene, nor was it suitable for her to go, so Lan Mingyue left Nan Mu to take care of her.

She took a nap at noon, and when she woke up, half of the afternoon had already passed.

Now she feels refreshed and radiant.

She doesn't have to go to work or school, and there are no other urgent matters that require her attention. She also doesn't feel unwell.

It feels so good to wake up naturally and be able to arrange my own time as I please.

Wuyou walked barefoot in the spacious room. Soft mats were laid on the floor, and the gentle, soft touch from the soles of her feet made her feel even more relaxed and joyful.

Slumped on the sofa, she turned on the screen to watch a documentary called "The Origins of the Stars".

The quickest way to understand a culture is to watch documentaries about it.

"Miss, these are specialty fruits sent from the Cloud River Galaxy. Please try them." Nan Mu placed the fruits on the table, then walked to the side and stood there.

"Please sit down, you don't have to stand like this." She had wanted to say this for a long time.

"Your subordinate can just stand." Nan Mu remained restrained.

"I have some questions to ask you. It would be more convenient for you to sit down." Wuyou got up, went over, and pulled him to sit down.

"Miss, please feel free to ask any questions. I will answer them to the best of my knowledge." Nan Mu was pulled to sit on the sofa by her, still feeling a little uneasy.

"I saw in this documentary that the Yuanyang Universe and several other universes originated from the same galaxy, or even the same planet."

"More than 79,000 years ago, due to the depletion of energy on the mother planet and the change in the trajectory of the major star systems in its location, the gravitational field also became chaotic, and the major planets deviated from their original regular orbits, causing the life-bearing planet of the mother planet to suffer many hardships."

"Later, the star that provided energy to the home planet gradually weakened and died. That place was no longer suitable for life. In order to preserve the spark of life, humans terraformed the planet and embarked on a wandering journey with their home planet."

"The journey is estimated to be over two thousand years, but it will be more than four thousand years before humanity is truly free from the threat and can live in peace."

"What I want to ask is, does that home planet still exist?"

She wondered if the home planet they spoke of was the Earth in her heart.

"Yes and no. Before the planet even set sail, the changes in its trajectory had already completely altered the appearance of that fragile planet."

"Later, people used up all the energy on the planet and almost failed to escape that dark universe full of unknowns and fear."

"In order to survive, people had no choice but to abandon their home planet, board arks and fly out of the dark universe. They drifted in the universe for nearly a thousand years before finally finding a planet suitable for survival."

"During their wanderings through the universe, humanity has traveled to many universes, contracted unknown viruses, survived near-death experiences, and nearly gone extinct several times. Through natural selection, the surviving humans have undergone genetic changes in order to adapt to various environments. In this process, humans have discovered spiritual power and evolved the power of their bloodline."

"After finding a habitable planet, humanity will recuperate and reproduce rapidly to strengthen its population, thus enabling it to compete with other populations in the universe for resources."

"Human beings now thrive in various universes, but we have faced the crisis of extinction several times."

"And so, the gene of battle is deeply embedded in the body of every interstellar human, and the home planet that exhausted every grain of soil to send humanity out of the deadly wasteland is also in our hearts."

"With the advancement of technology, we have been trying to go to that dark universe to find the remnants of our home planet."

I saw this past in a documentary, but the words in the documentary were far less moving than Nanmu's heartfelt narration.

"Didn't you find it?" Wuyou couldn't help but ask.

"Found it." Nan Mu's tone was somewhat low.

"But finding it is more heartbreaking for humanity than not finding it."

"The home planet that once supported all of humanity has split into two meteorites after experiencing planetary impacts and other hardships over tens of thousands of years."

This result is hard for Wuyou to accept; that is their homeland, which shares the same lineage with them.

"Could we have gotten the wrong one?" Wuyou asked, somewhat bewildered.

"The soil of our home planet is full of the genes of the first humans. How could we have made a mistake? The Human Community Alliance dragged the ruins of our home planet out of the dark universe. Instead of repairing it as recorded, it was left to float above the human sea in the center of the universe, which is controlled by humans. Every ten years, outstanding children go there to pay their respects. The ruins of our home planet are also meant to remind every human being that we must constantly become stronger and must acquire enough resources for survival."

Seeing that Nan Mu was somewhat agitated, Wu You handed him a glass of water.

"It was a very vivid lesson. Thank you, Teacher Nanmu. I will remember it. The light of our home planet will continue in every human being. As long as we haven't forgotten, our home planet will still exist."

Hearing Wuyou say that, Nanmu's gaze softened completely.

What pleased him even more was that Wuyou would take the initiative to ask about these things.

Wuyou continued watching the documentary, occasionally throwing out a question or two.

Nan Mu would answer her questions seriously, no longer holding back.

After watching two episodes of the documentary, Nanmu played games with Wuyou for a while.

When Jin Hanxi and Lan Mingyue returned to the spaceship after the banquet, Wuyou was already fast asleep.

Nan Mu stayed by Wu You's bedside until the two returned before leaving.

"It seems you two get along well." Lan Mingyue looked at Nan Mu with a pleased expression.

“Miss Wuyou is clever and kind-hearted. She is different from most children. Her soul is more profound than that of ordinary children.”

A person who can empathize with others is not a bad person.

Wuyou was still fast asleep. When she woke up the next day, the clock had already struck noon.

As she passed a window that offered a view out, she glanced outside and realized that the view was completely different.

It's no longer a scene of towering buildings on Fulin Star, but a boundless cosmic sea surrounded by stars.

"Have we set sail for the Imperial Capital Star yet?" Wuyou asked after washing up, then sat down at the dining table.

As long as Lan Mingyue and Jin Hanxi are around, they will definitely wait for her to wake up and eat with her.

This point has reached a consensus in the past few days.

Wuyou discovered the problem after taking only one bite of the sandwich in her hand.

“We’ve already left Fulin Star. The chefs on the spaceship are only at this level, so just make do with what we have. If you don’t want to eat, you can give it to your dad so he can drink his nutritional supplements,” Jin Hanxi reminded him.

Wuyou nodded and continued eating.

She won't drink nutritional supplements; wasting food is unacceptable, she can finish her food.