Chapter 307
Chapter 308 Into the Burning Planet
“Yeah, we got some. Fresh human meat. Want some p>
“Yeah! Hahaha! Got any women? Bring me a woman p>
The prisoners howled noisily.
One of them spotted Joanna. His eyes lit up like he just found rare loot. “Hey, want to have some fun? You’re really pretty. Back at that base, they sure got lucky having you there p>
“Get lost p>
Joanna didn’t activate any fire-type skills. Instead, her long purple hair shifted and morphed into a giant serpent, coiling around her body.
Bloodline Power.
No one could worship two evil gods at the same time. So if someone switched, it meant the previous evil god was already destroyed.
That meant one thing. She was a veteran cultist.
If she wasn’t, how could she outlast an evil god?
Inside the Space Alliance, Joanna was only Level 40.
But inside the cultist faction, people are judged by raw combat power and pressure aura.
Joanna’s total attributes were 170,000. If someone said she was a Level 70, people would believe it.
The moment she flexed her power, the other prisoners instantly backed off. Nobody wanted to mess with her.
“Get me a nice room. And bring me some clothes. I need to change p>
Joanna gave her order like it was the most normal thing to do.
Immediately, several crews from the spaceship rushed over, nodding and bowing.
They thought they’d run into a big-shot criminal.
She was escorted into a VIP cabin. Private bed. Private bathroom. They even brought her a combat suit.
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And plenty of good food.
Black bread. Ham. Milk. One apple.
That’s it?
So stingy!
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Still, for prisoners, this was an incredibly good treatment. Normally they only got mush or cheap nutrition bars.
Joanna listed the food on the auction market. Then text popped up on the black bread. Poisoned black bread.
They poisoned my food?
Joanna instantly changed the listing price from 200 Starcoins to 2,000 Starcoins.
You can’t eat poison, but you can use it. In dungeons, poisoned food counts as trap gear.
She sold everything. Obviously, she wasn’t eating any of it.
Now she just had to wait.
Thirty minutes later, the spaceship took off.
Vincent flew in from the distance and slammed straight into the ship’s shield barrier. He had access permission. The shield didn’t block him.
Not far away, the Warden punched the shield hard. The barrier rippled but didn’t break.
The spaceship went into max escape speed. It left the atmosphere. Once it hit the required velocity-Spatial Jump.
Success.
It was Joanna’s first time doing Spatial Jump. The violent shaking forced her to plant both feet hard on the floor just to steady herself.
The turbulence lasted for two hours.
No idea how far they traveled through folded
space.
Everyone onboard was a cultist. Even the weakest were Level 30. None of them died from the jump stress.
Finally, the ship stopped.
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Joanna left her VIP cabin and moved toward a viewing window. Then her eyes widened.
Blinding fire filled the entire world outside.
A massive star filled their vision.
But this star had giant pipes wrapped around it. The pipes were built from unknown red crystal material. The spaceship connected smoothly into one of the pipes.
Joanna blended into the crowd while Vincent started giving a briefing.
“Congratulations. You now serve an extremely powerful god. Since an evil god’s true name can’t be spoken, we usually call our god as Vivastar p>
So this star was an evil god.
“This place has technology beyond the Space Alliance. Unlimited nuclear energy. Tech is evolving fast. We can raid any star system we want. Food is expensive, though.
“Besides tech, you’ll get freedom here. No restrictions. Just one condition. You must feed energy into Vivastar p>
As Vincent spoke, Joanna quickly understood how Vivastar worked.
Inside the star, special crystals formed structures called Bloodcrystal Palaces. They blocked extreme heat. Cities were built inside them.
There were 3,000 Bloodcrystal Palaces. Each one held at least 5 million people.
That meant… there were about 15 billion cultists feeding this evil god.
The star itself was massive. Everyone who moved here could get assigned a huge private estate.
Civilization here was extremely advanced. Machines were everywhere. Machines ran on nuclear energy. They didn’t need food.
But water and food? Cost 100 times more than outside prices. Even nutrition bars were luxury items.
There was no natural soil. No plants could grow here.
“To live here, you don’t need to spend attribute points,” Vincent continued. “But you must offer fire-element materials. If your offerings aren’t enough, there are other ways to earn your right to stay p>
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