Her brother's eyes flashed.
From the moment he carried Pep here, he had been expressionless, and his eyes were firm. He had an aura of "I know what I'm doing. Even if I'm wrong, I have no regrets."
It was not until Pep threw out the last question that his expression became confused and even pained.
"Rest, sister."
He did not answer Pep's question directly. The light in his eyes quickly dimmed, and he said, "In a few days, everything will be over, and we will have a new Void Hunter. Even if it's not your 'Happy Prince,' it's better than nothing."
Her brother left.
He only left Pep in a terrifyingly white room.
In the next two or three days — Pep was not sure about the exact time — many doctors and nurses in white coats came to see her. They said that her communication with the Void Hunter was too frequent and deep, leading to serious neurasthenia and even visual and auditory hallucinations. For the sake of her health, she had to receive treatment.
Pep arched her back like an angry little female cat, scratching and biting the doctors and nurses, just not letting them get close to her.
Perhaps it was her father's order, or perhaps those powerful Meditation Healers had gone to deal with Shanuya, but these doctors and nurses did not force her. As long as she stayed in the ward obediently, they let her do whatever she wanted.
And although Pep was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan, there was nothing she could do. Her brother's words were still ringing in her ears. She was not the kind of brat who did not care about anything for her own ideas. Years of contact with the Void Hunter also made her deeply understand how unfathomable the spiritual ocean of this creature, which was very different from human beings, was and how terrifying the destructive power it could release once the undercurrent surged in the depths of this spiritual ocean and turned into stormy waves on the surface of the sea.
Her brother was right. She did not have the right to gamble with the lives of billions of people.
Moreover, even if she wanted to gamble, she could not escape at all.
Although this was only a hospital and not a prison, she was just an ordinary girl, not a warrior like her brother. Yes, she had peeked at her brother and his partners countless times when they trained. Her brother and his partners even taught her how to use the universal armor, but so what? She had neither a plan nor armor.
While the nurse was delivering food to her, she peeked through the crack in the door to see the surroundings outside. There were two burly nurses standing in the corridor at all times. There was no way she could escape, so it was better to give up.
"Sanuya …"
In some of the dreams, Shanuya was finally killed by ungrateful human beings and turned into a tiny specter that looked like an octopus, staring at her with resentment and disappointment in its eyes. In some of the dreams, she successfully escaped from the hospital and escaped to Shanuya's mind, telling it everything. In the end, Shanuya went mad as expected and turned into a destructive demon, killing Pep herself, her brother, her father, and all her friends. They really turned into twisted remains drifting in the sea of stars.
Those horrible dreams appeared one after another. The girl woke up from the nightmares many times, her tears turning into a cold mask that covered her face layer by layer.
At that moment, only the "Flower of Heart" that Shanuya gave her could slightly comfort her panicked heart. However, when she thought about how Shanuya mobilized its enormous and clumsy neural network to collect the most delicate brainwaves and weave the flower of nothingness that could change infinitely, the girl's heart palpitated even more.
About three days later, they moved her to a medical starship.
That was only natural.
Since they were going to carry out an "artificial explosion" on Shanuya, it meant that the Void Hunter would completely disintegrate and perish. The whole process would unleash earth-shattering energy that was enough to destroy everything that was attached to its surface.
When human beings encountered the explosion of the Void Hunter for the first time, nobody had enough experience to deal with it. Nobody even knew what was going on exactly. It was also the greatest crisis that human beings had ever encountered when they reached the depths of space.
However, today, thousands of years later, after countless explosions of the Void Hunters, human beings, who had the protection of starships and planetary bases, had made sufficient preparations to weather the crisis peacefully and peacefully.
It was said that her father and her brother had injected enough synthetic hormones into the critical parts all over Shanuya's body. As long as they were all released, the organs that were responsible for explosion and reproduction inside Shanuya's body would be stimulated to mature instantly, sending out signals of "aging and rebirth" to the neural network and walking toward the final outcome.
Naturally, everybody who lived on Shanuya had to evacuate and move to the starship to live. After ensuring that the starship kept a safe distance from the Void Hunter, the "syringe" implanted in Shanuya's body would be triggered and all the "explosion hormones" would be shot out.
The only problem here was how to explain to Shanuya, which had developed a certain level of self-awareness and intelligence, that everybody who lived on it would suddenly have to move away.
Thankfully, Shanuya had been raised by humans since it was young. Although it did not treat the words of humans as the golden rule, it was at least like a seven or eight year old child, trusting its caretaker very much.
Her father and the others lied to Shanuya that the fleet urgently needed a special crystal mine in order to welcome better development. After the survey of the highest combat council, such a crystal mine could only be found in a chaotic space zone not far from them that was full of radiation, stone belts, and cosmic storms.
According to the latest mining regulations, in order to explore and collect the crystal mines hidden in the extremely dangerous space zone, they had to hide in the starship for a while — in case Shanuya's vitality magnetic field and the radiation and storms of the space zone caused a strong conflict, threatening the weak lives of human beings.
Furthermore, without the burden of humans, Shanuya could expand its tentacles without any restraint, roam the dangerous space zone to its heart's content, and explore every inch of space.
When Shanuya learned that this crystal mine was really important to the development of human beings, it expressed its understanding of human beings' recent actions and gladly agreed to the exploration plan.
However, it did not understand why Pep had not looked for it in the past few days. It was always other dream creators who appeared in front of its mind.
Her father told her that Pep was sick. After all, the mental fluctuations of the Void Hunter were too strong. If a dream creator was unknowingly immersed in it, it would be very easy for them to fall sick.
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