Perhaps Lin Sanjiu had experienced too much bad luck, so when she got lucky this time, not only did she find it hard to believe, she even suspected that she had fallen into a trap and that there was definitely someone out there trying to harm her.
Even though she opened her head and craned her neck to look around the ferry a few times, she couldn't see who was trying to harm her. Instead, it was a female passenger standing not far from her who looked at her and hugged her bag more tightly.
Lin Sanjiu turned her head away unabashedly and shifted her gaze to the gentle waves on the surface of the sea outside the ferry.
The day she broke into the "Karma Museum" happened to be a sunny day, and the air was cool. Especially when she was sitting on the ventilated ferry, the soft and moist sea breeze washed over her, as if it could wash away all her worries. It was as if the first day of a new life had come.
The ferry was carried by the sea, breaking through the white waves and rumbling toward the mainland ahead. Lin Sanjiu looked around the ferry and felt a child-like joy and anticipation. Perhaps, in the near future, every passenger she met on the ferry would be able to stay in a world they liked because of the vaccine.
"What kind of future would that be?"
Lin Sanjiu couldn't imagine it. "But it's better this way," she thought contentedly. "I'll let the future tell me. I still have a long time to explore the unknown."
"There must be something wrong," she mumbled in the sea breeze, "My luck can't be this smooth … Wait, am I still in my brain?"
Lin Sanjiu spent ten minutes trying to find a loophole in her thought experiment. She failed, but she was still satisfied. Her head turned back and forth. She looked at the sea, the mainland, and the ferry, but she couldn't get enough of it. After all, even though she owned a starship, she was still a country bumpkin who had not spent much time in the Twelve Worlds Centrum.
After Lin Sanjiu berthed the Exodus at the behest of the Karma Museum's management, she didn't forget to take a copy of the "Karma Museum's User Manual" that came with the berthing fee. She even bypassed the boatmen and hawkers who wanted to do business with all the major spaceships along the way and found the cheapest and most popular public ferry point near the port.
However, as she had just arrived, she naturally did not know where to go.
Paper cranes were not allowed to be used within hundreds of miles of the docking point of the starship. Someone had informed her about this before she got off the ship. It was said that this kind of small, flapping paper cranes, which were hard to destroy, had once caused an unimaginable disaster to the starship that was about to land.
No matter how anxious Lin Sanjiu was, she had to hold herself back for the time being. After she parked the Exodus, she sent a few messages to the silent account of "Bouncing Little Sesame" through [eBay].
"Hey, where are you?"
She also knew that her tone was a little too casual and friendly, but at this moment, she truly understood what it meant to be 'blinded by joy'. She did not even have the slightest intention of paying attention to her tone. She just asked happily, "Are you still in the Karma Museum? I'm finally here. Did you bring Bohemia with you? Have you seen Yuan Xiangxi before? How's Magus? Have you eaten recently? "
It was only after he sent the last sentence that he realized he regretted it, but it was already too late.
In the end, "Bouncing Little Sesame" was still greyed out, and the few messages were like stones that had sunk into the ocean. However, if these words were said directly to the person himself, he might have the same reaction …
No, no, she'd better not let her expectations run wild.
If Puppeteer and Bohemia had taken the lava from Lava! If the world was directly transported to the Karma Museum, then it would have been more than 14 months, but it was less than 28 months. If they were not affected by the flood, there was no reason for them to stay here.
But … if Marcie knew about the "Flood Jump" service, Puppeteer should know about it too, right?
Speaking of which, Puppeteer was a big shot. Didn't he know how to use the Great Flood Leap to jump a few more times? At the very least, Puppeteer was comparable to a grasshopper.
Lin Sanjiu comforted herself.
As for Yuan Xiangxi, since he was not a living person, Lin Sanjiu had no idea where to start looking for him. However, since he was not a living person, he was not affected by the teleportation or the flood. Therefore, he must still be in this world. Lin Sanjiu trusted the grand prize's ability. When he said that he would send Yuan Xiangxi to the Karma Museum, that ghost must be in the Karma Museum.
Even if Puppeteer and Bohemia were really gone, at least she could find Marcie and Yuan Xiangxi in this world … The entire apocalyptic world would be turned upside down because of the vaccine. Before that upheaval happened, she had to herd everyone together like a herd of sheep. Only then would they have a chance to obtain the vaccine.
Her top priority now was to leave the area where the paper cranes were banned.
Before getting a response, Lin Sanjiu did not have a clear destination, so she bought a ticket to the farthest station. She planned to treat this trip as a sightseeing tour. While enjoying the sea breeze in the Karma Museum world, Lin Sanjiu flipped through the free booklet.
Although Yuan Xiangxi, Lin Sanjiu, and Marcie had all said that they wanted to reunite here, Lin Sanjiu knew almost nothing about the Karma Museum other than the fact that it was one of the Twelve Worlds.
"The Karma Museum is the most unique world among the Twelve Worlds. Some people say that it is the most unique world among all the apocalyptic worlds. "
The first two sentences of the booklet revealed a hint of pride.
"Karma" was a concept from Hinduism and Buddhism. When Lin Sanjiu saw this sentence, she was shocked. She did not expect that there would be Hinduism and Buddhism in this world. It originally referred to the actions and actions of humans, but it gradually included the meaning of the principle of cause and effect. A person's actions and intentions would have corresponding effects and consequences in the future.
"This world has a long history. Today, there are many different opinions about how it ushered in the apocalypse, and whether Karma was the end of it. There is no definitive conclusion. In this world, there are basically no traces or relics from the past human society. However, there is one thing that is beyond doubt: Karma has changed the nature of this world. If you look down from above the planet, you will find that the continents of this world have been stretched, twisted, and weaved into a new shape. "
Lin Sanjiu stared blankly at the next sentence. She even had the urge to fly up to the sky to take a look.
"All the continents on this planet have formed the symbol of Karma, the 'Endless Knot', also known as the 'Long Knot'."
Next to this paragraph was a knot that represented the intertwining influence of the force of cause and effect, lasting eternally.
Below the knot, there was a picture of the earth from space. The dark green and brown continents were stretched into a wide "rope" by an unknown force. The rope was intertwined endlessly, and the gaps between the knots were patches of ocean blue.
"No wonder they called the sea where the spaceships are queuing up, the" Interknot Sea ".
"We have now left the area controlled by the paper cranes."
Just when she was about to continue reading, a reminder came from the speaker on the ferry. "Please note, if you need to send a paper crane, you can only do so from the designated area on the deck. Do not let the paper crane fly back. Otherwise, your paper crane will be confiscated."
The moment Lin Sanjiu heard the first sentence, she jumped up from her seat. Even though her combat power was already top-notch, she still felt a little unsteady as she jumped up from the chair and ran to the deck. It was as if she was stepping on musical notes with every step she took, causing them to slip and jump, and she would fall down.
If Puppeteer, Bohemia, and Marcie were all in this world, and they were not restricted by something like a subdimension, then the paper cranes she sent out would rise into the sky and fly toward their respective recipients.
Her eyes widened.
'Fly... fly! '
Each of the paper cranes flew into the sky and disappeared in the blink of an eye.
The China knot on Unicom's logo was actually the Long Knot, which originated from India. Historically, neighboring countries had interacted and influenced each other in terms of culture, ideology, and technology. It was normal for them to have traces of each other's culture.
(End of this chapter)
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