Star Railway: The Pioneer's Journey

Chapter 133 Speechless

Yunzhi wasn't surprised by this kind of unofficial history.

Yunzhi knew long ago that among the "mysterious" fictional historians, some people did things that distorted history, which wasn't very sophisticated.

The history of the Immortal Ship will inevitably be disrupted, but because the people of the Immortal Ship generally have long lifespans, even if they interfere with the inheritance of history, they can't really interfere much.

But to be able to intervene to this extent...

Seriously... it's a piece of junk.

Although I knew a long time ago that someone in Xianzhou had spread such rumors, didn't that end a long time ago?

This is this...

The storyteller's tone was so dramatic and varied, with a fan in hand, that spreading rumors was almost unbelievably easy.

"—When the Emperor Bow Master learned of this, he actually developed feelings of infatuation with her."

Yunzhi: My son has feelings for me?

"However, the True Lord was focused on establishing merit and career, and disdained to devote himself to love."

Yunzhi: That's completely untrue!

"—But Zhenjun was loyal to Siming. Even after this incident, he was unwilling to leave Siming. Later, when the Emperor's bow cut off the Jianmu tree with an arrow and his body turned into a celestial star, Zhenjun still followed him. In order to make Siming give up, he had no choice but to transform into a male form."

"—This is what we see now."

no......

this......

What a wild history...

Yun was dumbfounded, not knowing what to say to express the jumble of thoughts in her mind.

To be honest, Yunzhi didn't find anything strange about the stories the storytellers told. These storytellers were nothing more than myths, legends, historical texts, and unofficial histories, with some artistic embellishment, but generally still close to historical fact.

But that's all I can say...

Yun looked at Qingni.

This girl must have heard it more than once.

Qingni: I wish I could curl myself into a ball.

"There is indeed some story behind this."

Qingni lowered her hand, quietly looked up, and whispered, "It's just a myth."

"Which mythological figure could achieve what I have?"

Yun Zhi remained speechless, her voice weak: "They can even change genders, and spread pornographic rumors?"

Qingni frantically shook her head, her tail spinning into a propeller as if it were about to carry her away: "I...I...I'll go and tell him to stop talking."

"......no need."

This time, Lan spoke up:

"It's just a small matter, it's not important."

What's the big deal about just thinking of Yunzhi as a woman? There's an even more explosive story to come.

Among the intuitions of the [Hunter], there were those who mistook Yun for a woman, those who were originally from the bountiful people, and even those who mistook her for the antimatter legion...

These people have truly rich imaginations.

It's incomparable...

The general had spoken, and Yunzhi had no way to say anything.

Using the storyteller's tale as background music, Yunzhi changed the subject.

"So, Qingni, did your mother scold you when you got home?"

Qingni's face stiffened, and she lowered her head in disappointment.

"My mother is very worried about me."

She whispered:

"She was afraid something would happen to me... But I've always been puzzled as to why my mother, who is usually very open-minded towards me, becomes somewhat unreasonable when it comes to matters concerning pilots."

They just wouldn't allow her to become a pilot.

"Why?" Yunzhi asked, somewhat puzzled.

Everyone knows that fox-people are indeed very talented at flying.

Qingni rested her chin on her hand in disappointment and sighed, "I don't know why... Every time I walk along Xuanye Avenue and see those flying machines soaring freely through the sky, I feel empty inside."

"Flying in the sky is very dangerous."

Yun said, "You saw it yourself. If anything goes wrong, you'll likely end up with your plane crashing and you dying."

Although the gust of wind was indeed due to their carelessness, it was undoubtedly a dangerous factor.

Qingni was still very sad: "I know being a pilot is dangerous, but I... I also want to become a pilot, to fight for the Alliance, to soar through the vast starry sky..."

At that moment, Qingni received a message on her phone.

She glanced at the message and frowned again: "It's from Mom's secretary, Miss Yuuki. She said that one of Mom's personal charms was left outside, and Miss Yuuki suggested that I find it to repair my relationship with Mom."

"Outside refers to..."

Qingni was a little embarrassed: "After the Star Chariot disappeared on the Star Harbor, my mother wanted to come looking for me, but as soon as she left the Sichen Palace, she knew that I was already out of danger."

"It's probably near Sichen Palace."

Yun Zhi immediately stood up: "Then let's go find it."

Qingni's tail bristled: "How could I possibly trouble you, True Lord?"

"You're welcome, hurry up and go."

I have to leave this teahouse. It's just too embarrassing, really too embarrassing.

Lan was laughing, though she tried to hide it well, but it was clear she was laughing so hard she was about to faint.

Is it really not because Aha was influencing things?

Seeing Yunzhi's determination to escape, Xing quickly said, "It's okay, we're train companions, and it's also a good opportunity to see other places."

Qingni scratched her ear:

"Alright then, thank you for your hard work, Master of Fate and True Lord..."

Before he finished speaking, Yunzhi had already unleashed his full speed and dashed off.

Lan sighed, thought for a moment, and then looked up at the storyteller over there.

He was still talking animatedly, spittle flying everywhere, while the guests below listened with great interest.

Yes, that was a pretty good explanation.

Although there is a suspicion of spreading rumors, at least it wasn't too outrageous.

And so, Lan remained silent...

He placed a few fragments of Hikari on the table in the teahouse.

He said he listened to storytelling here and had a great time.

Then, he drifted away.

—As for what the owner of the "Never-Sleeping Marquis" teahouse and the storyteller thought after seeing the glittering object and having it appraised to find out it was a fragment of the Emperor's Bow and Arrow...

It is said that the table was enshrined by the owner of the Never-Sleeping Marquis the next day.