The airship flew for almost a month. In Lou Xiaoyi's opinion, if the Perfected Master didn't like fighting, they could have been faster!
During the whole journey, the two of them didn't speak a word. Lou Xiaoyi could understand that they didn't have anything in common. A Perfected Master with a bright future and a Foundation Establishment Cultivator who was destined to live on the sand planet, what could they talk about?
Among the many planets in the universe that were suitable for living creatures, there was one thing in common — color! The color was basically between blue and green, because living creatures couldn't live without water!
However, the sand planet was yellow in color, which was basically synonymous with a desolate planet, even if it had an atmosphere and a certain amount of spiritual energy!
In terms of size, the size of the sand planet was a bit like the moon in his previous life. Only such a small size could be captured by the gravitational force of the Fifth Ring and become one of the satellites of the Fifth Ring.
The atmosphere of the sand planet was very thin, so thin that it seemed like it would collapse at any time. However, the magic of nature was that the sand planet had survived for tens of thousands of years. No matter how thin the atmosphere was, it was still a planet that humans could barely survive on!
Of course, this referred to the cultivators, not the large number of mortals!
The airship swooped down, passing through the thin atmosphere. Lou Xiaoyi saw a thousand feet tall sand tower in his line of sight, getting closer and closer!
However, the airship didn't land. Instead, it circled a few thousand feet in the air. Then, Lou Xiaoyi felt an irresistible force pushing him out of the airship. The airship shook and passed through the atmosphere again, disappearing without a trace!
Was it necessary? Lou Xiaoyi didn't have time to complain, because the first problem he had was how to balance his body!
He could fly, but the environment was different, and the flying conditions were different. Simply put, because the sand planet was too small, the gravity here was completely different from that of the Fifth Ring. He needed to familiarize himself with the specific environment here before falling to the ground!
It wasn't difficult! He was just not used to it! It was like a person who lived on Earth being suddenly thrown to the moon.
First, he had some understanding of the Sand Tower. After seeing it for himself, he couldn't help but admire Da Xiu's ability from the bottom of his heart. Originally, he thought that in a planet like Sand Star, which was almost entirely a desert, the materials used to build the Sand Tower must have been brought in by cultivators from outside. Da Xiu had such ability. But now, it seemed that the construction of the Sand Tower was simply based on local materials. It was very magical.
It was probably due to the basic principles of the five elements that he could not understand. Not only would it not be destroyed in the sandstorm, but it was also a self-replenishing process.
The Sand Tower was different from a normal human pagoda. The interior space did not take into account the living habits of humans, so the structure was completely different. There were no obvious layers and no stairs. Basically, it was a huge vertical formation that supported the entire structure of the Sand Tower.
Hanging in the air, looking around, he could already faintly see the arc of the horizon in the distance. This was the characteristic of a small planet. He couldn't go any higher. If he went any higher, he would be out of the gas layer. He didn't have the ability to survive in the void of the universe.
The first thing he did when he landed on Sand Planet was to fly around the planet in order to determine its true size. This process took him five days. For a Foundation Establishment cultivator with his pitiful speed, it only took him five days to fly around a planet. It was clear that this planet was also very small.
What he saw in the five days was only yellow sand. The geography of the entire Sand Star, except for the area around the Sand Tower where soil could be seen because of the highest terrain, was basically covered by desert. This was the only thing on Sand Star.
There were creatures, but they were all low-level creatures that were still in the early stages of evolution. If this kind of environment didn't change, perhaps after tens of thousands of years, spiritual beasts would be born, but not now. In Yin Ye's words, Sand Star should be a fragment of a huge nebula that collapsed after the explosion. By chance, because it hadn't completely formed its own orbit, it was captured by the passing Fifth Ring.
Another strong feeling was the large temperature difference. This was also a common problem of small stars with thin atmosphere. Because there was not enough thickness of the atmosphere to cushion, the temperature change was not as gentle as that of a normal star. Cultivators could still withstand it, but for mortals, this was hell.
But for Lou Xiaoyi, this was actually a good thing. Because of the thin atmosphere, he was closer to the billions of stars in the universe. This was beneficial for his cultivation of the Cultivation of the Stars. For someone who placed the direction of Core Formation in the direction of the stars, Sand Star was a more suitable place than the Fifth Ring!
When he came back and stood at the top of the Sand Tower, he looked around and saw a vast expanse of yellow sand. Occasionally, there would be wind blowing, covering the sky and earth. The entire sky was gray and hazy, and he couldn't help but feel a sense of independence.
And this feeling was familiar. It was the feeling he had in the Gobi Desert on his mother planet. It was intimate and distant. He didn't expect that after a hundred years of Foundation Establishment cultivation, he would return to the starting point of the desert. Was this a coincidence?
Overall, this kind of environment was not beyond his expectations. It was within the acceptable range.
The sky was gray, the sand was boundless, and the wind blew the dust up, but no sheep could be seen …
Lou Xiaoyi completely relaxed here, because this place was most suitable for the two stages of his life that he had the deepest feelings for!
One was the loneliness he had developed during countless years of wandering in the universe, and the other was the Gobi Desert where he had just entered the human world to learn and grow …
Here, through the thin atmosphere, he had an impulse to penetrate it and then merge with the vast and deep space of the universe. He didn't need to think about anything else. This was the deepest feeling he had since he had transmigrated.
There was another kind of feeling. As a native of the Mother Planet, Young Master Sima had a deep attachment to the environment of Pu City.
Daily work? It didn't exist! The operation of the sand tower was completely controlled by the internal mechanism of the five elements. There was no possibility of it being damaged. As long as the five elements existed, it would continue to grow and multiply. Lou Xiaoyi's job was to replenish the formation with spirit stones on time. The spiritual vigor in this place was much worse than in the Fifth Ring. The formation's speed of gathering spiritual vigor could not keep up with its consumption. This was because the sand tower was constantly emitting its own information waves in all directions in the deep space of the universe, so that the cultivators passing by could determine their specific location.
In such a lighthouse-like place, it was actually hard to keep people here. However, if there were people here, they could deal with many unexpected situations.
There were also cultivators who proposed to replace it with items with spiritual intelligence. They would be more conscientious in their duties and wouldn't need to be replaced for thousands of years. However, items with spiritual intelligence were hard to come by, and there were countless cultivators in the Foundation Establishment realm. It went without saying which method to choose.
Lou Xiaoyi finally found a place where he didn't need to worry about being disturbed by others, and where he could come and go as he pleased!
At least at this stage, the sand star belonged to him alone!
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