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Chapter 3558: Need For A Space Ship · Oct 04, 2026

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3551 Chapter 3551: Surprising Moisturization 2026-10-04
3552 Chapter 3552: A Great Money Making Oppurtunity 2026-10-04
3553 Chapter 3553: The Fox Scion World 2026-10-04
3554 Chapter 3554: An Interesting Welcome 2026-10-04
3555 Chapter 3555: The Huli Siblings 2026-10-04
3556 Chapter 3556: An Excuse 2026-10-04
3557 Chapter 3557: Dangers Of Space 2026-10-04
3558 Chapter 3558: Need For A Space Ship 2026-10-04
3559 Chapter 3559: Conditions To Enter The Mother Forest 2026-10-04
3560 Chapter 3560: Miyeon’s Administrative Skill 2026-10-04
3561 Chapter 3561: Departing For The Huli Capital 2026-10-04
3562 Chapter 3562: State Of The Foxkin Clans 2026-10-04
3563 Chapter 3563: Frost Fox Beasts 2026-10-04
3564 Chapter 3564: The Shocked Huli Siblings 2026-10-04
3565 Chapter 3565: Fearing Work 2026-10-04
3566 Chapter 3566: Arriving At The Huli Capital 2026-10-04
3567 Chapter 3567: A Royal Welcome 2026-10-04
3568 Chapter 3568: More Fans And A Request 2026-10-04
3569 Chapter 3569: Visiting The Temple Of The Guardian Beasts Again 2026-10-04
3570 Chapter 3570: A Foxkin Spatial Cultivator 2026-10-04
3571 Chapter 3571: Shock And Veneration 2026-10-04
3572 Chapter 3572: The Poor Meng Bai 2026-10-04
3573 Chapter 3573: The Spirits Answer 2026-10-04
3574 Chapter 3574: The Awakened Guardians 2026-10-04
3575 Chapter 3575: Recognition Of The Guardians 2026-10-04
3576 Chapter 3576: The Panicked Guardians 2026-10-04
3577 Chapter 3577: Sudden Gifts? 2026-10-04
3578 Chapter 3578: Logic Is Out The Window 2026-10-04
3579 Chapter 3579: A Plethora Of Elemental Materials 2026-10-04
3580 Chapter 3580: Cause Behind Awakening 2026-10-04
3581 Chapter 3581: Request To Save Two Bloodlines 2026-10-04
3582 Chapter 3582: The Guardian Beast Decree 2026-10-04
3583 Chapter 3583: The Prostrating Minister 2026-10-04
3584 Chapter 3584: The Shock In The Court 2026-10-04
3585 Chapter 3585: A Lineage Beyond Comprehension 2026-10-04
3586 Chapter 3586: Reaffirming His Vows 2026-10-04
3587 Chapter 3587: News Of Dwarven Weapons 2026-10-04
3588 Chapter 3588: Experiencing A Royal Court Session 2026-10-04
3589 Chapter 3589: Twibill And A Longsword 2026-10-04
3590 Chapter 3590: Another Clue To A Friend 2026-10-04
3591 Chapter 3591: Xueyan 2026-10-04
3592 Chapter 3592: An Excited Pup 2026-10-04
3593 Chapter 3593: To The Mother Forest 2026-10-04
3594 Chapter 3594: Xueyan’s Eagerness 2026-10-04
3595 Chapter 3595: Xueyan’s Skills 2026-10-04
3596 Chapter 3596: Xueyan’s Dao Embryo 2026-10-04
3597 Chapter 3597: Talent That Meets Xukong’s Standards 2026-10-04
3598 Chapter 3598: Truly Beautiful 2026-10-04
3599 Chapter 3599: Perhaps The Strongest Spatial Dao Embryo 2026-10-04
3600 Chapter 3600: Entering The Mother Forest 2026-10-04

Chapter 3558: Need For A Space Ship

A proper spacefaring vessel was designed exactly for situations like the one Lin Mu was facing.

Such ships possessed enormous reserves of immortal Qi stored within their cores. They could be powered by immortal stones, atmospheric energy when available, or even the controller’s cultivation base.

More importantly, they were equipped with complex defensive arrays.

Those arrays could stabilize spatial fluctuations, repel incoming debris, and shield against stray bursts of cosmic energy.

In space, those protections were not luxuries.

They were necessities.

There was also another advantage.

Momentum.

A spacecraft could build and maintain momentum far more efficiently than an individual cultivator. Once moving, it required far less energy to continue traveling across the vast expanse of space.

All of these advantages made the decision obvious.

Lin Mu turned toward Huli Zu.

”Lord Huli,” he said calmly.

”If we wished to acquire such a vessel, where might we obtain one?”

Huli Zu’s ears twitched slightly.

Then he let out a quiet laugh.

”That is... a difficult request.”

Lin Mu raised an eyebrow.

”Difficult?”

Huli Zu gave a wry smile.

”Flying vessels are already expensive under normal circumstances.”

He leaned back in his chair slightly.

”But vessels capable of traveling safely through open space are far more complex.”

He spread his hands.

”In our entire world, there is only one place that might have such a ship available.”

Everyone in the room became attentive.

”And that would be?” Lin Mu asked.

Huli Zu answered simply.

”The Mother Forest.”

Lin Mu’s eyes narrowed slightly. He had heard the name earlier from Miyeon. But he did not yet fully understand what it represented.

”What exactly is the Mother Forest?” Lin Mu asked.

Huli Zu seemed pleased to explain.

”Our world has many races,” he began.

”Beastkin of various kinds, as well as human civilizations.”

”But historically, the foxkin were the first to arrive on this world.”

He tapped his chest lightly.

”Our ancestors settled the central lands long before other races migrated here.”

”Because of that, the foxkin clans eventually became the dominant ruling power.”

He glanced briefly toward Miyeon before continuing.

”Humans still live here, of course. They maintain kingdoms and cities across the continents.”

”But compared to the beastkin, their overall strength is... somewhat limited.”

Lin Mu listened quietly as Huli Zu continued his explanation.

”The Fox Scion World is divided into several regions, but geographically it is dominated by three primary continents.”

He raised one finger.

”The first is the Central Home Continent.”

”That is where we are right now.”

”It is the birthplace of the foxkin civilization and the location of the Mother Forest.”

Lin Mu nodded slightly.

Huli Zu raised a second finger.

”The second is the Eastern Prism Sky Continent.”

”Foxkin rule there as well, but the situation is slightly different.”

”How so?” Daoist Chu asked.

Huli Zu smiled faintly.

”That continent is governed by a single foxkin tribe.”

”The Frost Foxes.”

Meng Bai blinked.

”A single tribe rules an entire continent?”

Huli Zu nodded.

”Yes.”

”The Prism Sky Continent is much smaller than the Central Home Continent.”

He held his fingers apart to indicate the difference.

”Barely one tenth the size.”

”So it is easier for a single tribe to maintain authority there.”

Then Huli Zu raised a third finger.

”The final continent is the Western Beast Lands.”

His tone became more serious.

”Unlike the other two continents, this region has almost no organized settlements.”

”Neither human nor beastkin kingdoms exist there.”

Meng Bai frowned.

”Then who lives there?”

Huli Zu answered simply.

”Beasts.”

His eyes hardened slightly.

”The Western Beast Lands are ruled entirely by wild immortal beasts.”

”Powerful ones.”

Miyeon added softly.

”That continent is considered a protected region. No one is allowed to enter it without permission from the foxkin council.”

Lin Mu leaned back slightly.

”So it is essentially a natural sanctuary for beasts.”

”Exactly,” Huli Zu said.

He then returned to the original topic.

”The Mother Forest lies at the heart of the Central Home Continent.”

”It is the sacred homeland of the foxkin tribes.”

”And it is the only place in our world where something as rare as a spacefaring vessel might exist.”

Lin Mu’s eyes flickered slightly.

It seemed their next destination had already been decided.

Lin Mu leaned slightly forward after hearing Huli Zu’s explanation about the Mother Forest.

”If that is where we must go,” he said calmly, ”how might we reach it?”

Huli Zu scratched the side of his head, his fox ears twitching with mild uncertainty.

”Well... that part might be a little complicated.”

Lin Mu raised a brow.

”Complicated?”

Huli Zu nodded.

”The Mother Forest is not just another territory or city. It is the sacred homeland of the foxkin tribes.”

His tone grew a little more serious.

”Because of that, entry is restricted.”

He spread his hands slightly.

”Normally, only foxkin are allowed to enter freely.”

Cattaleya leaned back in her chair with a faint frown. ”And outsiders?”

”Only under very specific circumstances,” Huli Zu replied.

He began counting on his fingers.

”Diplomatic envoys, official representatives, or particularly important guests.”

He hesitated slightly before adding.

”And sometimes special visitors invited by the ruling clans.”

Daoist Chu immediately caught onto one particular phrase.

”Special visitors, you say?”

Huli Zu nodded.

Daoist Chu stroked his beard thoughtfully.

”If someone were affiliated with the Immortal Court,” he said carefully, ”would that count?”

Huli Zu blinked.

”The Immortal Court?”

”Yes.”

Daoist Chu gestured calmly toward himself.

”I am currently a trainee under the Western Immortal Court.”

Huli Zu looked uncertain.

”Well... that is...” he began awkwardly.

His ears drooped slightly.

”To be honest, that might be above my authority to decide.”

Before the conversation could stall, Miyeon spoke. Her voice was calm and measured.

”There is a way.”

Everyone looked toward her.

”If you truly come from the Western Immortal Court,” she said, glancing toward Lin Mu and Daoist Chu, ”then you could visit the Immortal Court branch located within our world.”

She folded her sleeves neatly.

”If they issue an official missive recognizing your status, it would likely grant you permission to enter the Mother Forest.”

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