Soon, after Taravan's uncompromising statement, the atmosphere inside the parlor car instantly turned grave.
Bianka stood where she was, also a little stunned.
No, wait. Why was the Witch of Nihility still involved? Hadn't Kallen already announced her hiatus and gone off-air?
Were these IPC people addicted to getting kicked around? Why were they still coming to pick a fight?
The carriage fell silent.
March 7th, whose brain was not exactly operating at full capacity, voiced her confusion at this moment.
"You're looking for Miss Kallen—cough, I mean, the Witch of Nihility? But wasn't the Witch of Nihility already dealt with? Why would the IPC come to the Astral Express looking for her?"
Himeko and Welt's expressions, however, became especially solemn.
Unlike the somewhat silly March, they naturally heard the implication in Taravan's words.
The IPC was not looking for the Witch of Nihility at all.
That witch was already dead. She had died amid the ruins of Pier Point.
And now that the IPC had come knocking…
Himeko's gaze swept imperceptibly over Bianka.
Clearly, the person the IPC was looking for was the Astral Express's new member.
Very quickly, as the guardians of the Astral Express, Himeko and Welt exchanged a glance. From each other's eyes, they both sensed the same doubt.
What was the IPC trying to do? Were they intending to turn against the Astral Express? And what purpose did they have in coming for Bianka?
Neither of them could figure it out.
Back at Pier Point, everyone had clearly reached an agreement that Kallen's actions had nothing to do with Bianka.
Why was it that the moment everyone split up, the IPC immediately changed its face?
Although the IPC's reputation across the galaxy was somewhat polarized, as a neutral faction, the Astral Express naturally had a certain understanding of the IPC.
This organization, which could be called the most influential force in the cosmos, was indeed incredibly greedy and aggressive in certain matters. But the Astral Express would not deny the contributions the IPC had made to the development of the galaxy.
And as far as Himeko knew, the IPC placed great importance on its credibility.
After all, if a business's reputation went rotten, how was it supposed to continue operating throughout the galaxy?
So what had happened now that made the IPC willing to break faith and offend the Astral Express?
Himeko frowned slightly. After thinking for a moment, she decided to test the waters first.
But if the IPC was truly that shameless, she absolutely would not be polite either.
"Mr. Taravan."
Himeko stepped forward and shielded Bianka behind her.
"The Witch of Nihility has already been executed. Everyone present at Pier Point personally witnessed that."
"Even if the IPC has doubts about her death and wishes to investigate, you should not be coming to the Astral Express for that, should you?"
After saying that, Himeko calmly looked at Taravan, but the rejection contained in her words was especially clear.
The Astral Express would never hand its people over to the IPC!
Hearing this, Taravan's holographic projection merely shook its head lightly.
It seemed he was not particularly surprised by Himeko's answer.
"Miss Himeko, let us speak plainly."
Taravan's gaze passed over Himeko and landed directly on Bianka.
"The person the IPC is looking for is none other than Miss Bianka."
The instant his words fell, the atmosphere inside the parlor car dropped to freezing.
March 7th froze. She subconsciously turned to look at Bianka, then back at Taravan.
"Wait, wait, wait!"
March 7th hurriedly waved her hands.
"You're looking for Bianka? Why?"
"What Miss Kallen did has nothing to do with Bianka!"
Taravan ignored this small fry known as March 7th. He merely looked quietly at Bianka, as though he wanted to see what reaction this daughter of Trailblaze would have.
But clearly, Bianka did not particularly feel like acknowledging him either.
Left with no choice, Taravan continued.
"Everyone here should be very clear on how this Miss Bianka, who had already died, was resurrected."
"Especially you two, Mr. Welt and Mr. Dan Heng. At Pier Point, the two of you should have witnessed it together with us."
"Miss Bianka was reborn through incarnation from the body of the Witch of Nihility. Therefore, the IPC has reasonable grounds to suspect that all this may be yet another conspiracy by that Witch of Nihility."
"In order to ensure the safety of the entire galaxy, we must also reconfirm whether Miss Bianka's identity is safe. On this matter, the IPC hopes everyone aboard the Astral Express can understand."
After saying this, perhaps to make himself appear more procedural, Taravan once again looked at Bianka.
"Miss Bianka, please believe us. I assure you that the IPC will never wrong any good person."
"As long as you are willing to cooperate with the investigation, I swear in the name of the Interastral Peace Corporation that we will certainly clear your name."
"So, for now, please come with us."
Taravan put on a posture of fairness, both expressing the IPC's stance and offering a so-called guarantee.
His demeanor was like that of a true envoy of justice acting in the interests of the person involved.
If everyone present had not known about the IPC's earlier guarantee at Pier Point, they might really have been persuaded by these words.
Bianka stood behind Himeko, listening to Taravan speak, and could only feel speechless.
You IPC people really were shameless.
Back at Pier Point, while the Xianzhou Alliance and Herta were present, every one of you acted more magnanimous than the last.
You said Bianka was innocent, that all the sins originated from Kallen.
And now?
Only three days had passed, and the moment you returned to your own territory, you flipped the table?
Bro, wasn't this a little too efficient? Had the train not even left Pier Point's star system before you started discussing how to intercept her?
Hiss. Bianka suddenly felt a little regretful.
Before this, because her main body also worked at the IPC, she had refrained from taking things too far.
But now, it seemed Taravan did not appreciate that at all.
Still, right now, she was not the Witch of Nihility.
She was only an amnesiac, sickly girl.
Since she was sickly, she had to behave like one: startled, helpless, confused, and vulnerable. That was the correct way to open her current route.
"Um…"
Bianka poked her head out from behind Himeko, the confusion on her face not looking fake in the slightest.
"This Kallen you are talking about… who exactly is she?"
"I've heard everyone mention her so many times. It sounds like this person… has a lot to do with me?"
According to her character setting, she should not know Kallen right now.
Taravan's expression froze slightly.
"…You don't know Kallen?"
Bianka obediently shook her head.
"I'm sorry. I really don't."
"Ever since I woke up, I haven't remembered anything."
Hearing this, Taravan frowned.
So she meant she had lost her memories?
Taravan's gaze stayed on Bianka's face for a moment, as though judging whether she was lying.
But in Bianka's blue eyes, there was only confusion.
With this situation, unless her acting skills were too high, what she said was probably the truth.
"Due to special circumstances, Miss Bianka has lost her memories. Surely the IPC isn't going to doubt us over that too, is it?" Himeko interjected at this moment.
Taravan was silent for a moment.
Then he slowly nodded.
"I see. In that case, I was abrupt."
"However, precisely because Miss Bianka has lost her memories, I believe we should invite Miss Bianka to come with the IPC even more."
His tone became even more matter-of-fact.
"The IPC's medical technology is the finest in the galaxy. We have the ability to help Miss Bianka recover her memories."
"And as long as the investigation is completed and it is proven that Miss Bianka has no relation to the Witch of Nihility incident, the IPC will absolutely not make things difficult for her."
"Furthermore…"
Taravan paused.
"The IPC can even mobilize resources to invite Memokeepers from the Garden of Recollection to help Miss Bianka recover her lost memories."
"For Miss Bianka, this should be the best possible choice, no?"
These words sounded noble and dignified, as if the IPC was truly considering Bianka's well-being.
Free medical services, top-tier technical support, professional memory recovery—on paper, it sounded like a gift from heaven.
But Himeko's expression only became colder and colder.
"Mr. Taravan, no matter how pleasant you make it sound, it cannot hide one fact."
"The IPC is currently trying to pin an unfounded charge on an innocent person."
Himeko's words were completely blunt.
Taravan's smile stiffened slightly.
"Miss Himeko, your words go a little too far. The IPC merely—"
"Merely what?" Himeko cut him off.
"Merely wants to take Bianka away and use her for something?"
"Mr. Taravan, you should be very clear that Bianka is innocent. Everyone present at Pier Point personally witnessed that."
"The IPC also personally acknowledged that point at the time."
"What? It has only been three days, and you are already going back on your word?"
At this point, Himeko had thoroughly torn away the pretense with the IPC.
But there was nothing else she could do. Since the IPC had already chosen to play rough, if she, as the navigator, did not toughen up, would that not mean the Astral Express really was a pushover anyone could bully?
Taravan's expression completely darkened.
"Miss Himeko, the IPC's stance has never changed."
"We merely hope Miss Bianka can cooperate with the investigation in order to fully clear her suspicions."
"This is the best choice, whether for the IPC or for Miss Bianka."
"The best choice?"
Himeko laughed softly.
"Your so-called best choice is to take away our companion?"
"Mr. Taravan, I can give you our answer right now."
"Bianka is a member of the Astral Express. We Nameless will never abandon our companions."
The moment those words were spoken, the atmosphere inside the carriage suddenly lifted.
March 7th nodded vigorously, and Stelle also tightened her grip on her bat.
Dan Heng did not speak, but he had silently stood beside Himeko.
Taravan looked at this scene and remained silent for a while.
"Miss Himeko, I understand your feelings."
"But have you considered what this decision will bring upon the Astral Express?"
Clearly, Taravan saw that the Astral Express refused to give him face, and was now preparing to use threats.
"Even if you do not consider yourself, you should consider the other Nameless."
"After all…"
He paused, his gaze sweeping across every person in the carriage.
"There is more than one person aboard the Astral Express."
This was a naked threat.
If the Astral Express did not hand over Bianka, the IPC would take action against the entire crew.
Himeko's expression did not change at all.
But her hand had already clenched slightly.
However, just as she was about to speak, another voice rang out.
"Mr. Taravan."
Welt walked out from behind Himeko.
"Your threat is useless against us."
"The Astral Express has never abandoned any companion."
He paused, his tone becoming calmer, yet also firmer.
"Not in the past, not now, and not in the future."
"Although Miss Bianka has only just joined the Astral Express, she is undoubtedly already one of us."
"Therefore, if the IPC insists on continuing this unreasonable pestering, then the Astral Express will have no choice but to declare the IPC our enemy."
Taravan looked at Welt, his eyes flickering slightly.
This strongest member of the Astral Express was indeed a man worthy of the IPC's attention.
"Mr. Welt, are you… determined to become the IPC's enemy?"
Welt did not answer that question.
"…I understand."
Taravan withdrew the final trace of courtesy.
"Since the Astral Express insists on this, then we shall… excuse ourselves for the offense."
The moment his words fell, Taravan's holographic projection vanished.
Almost at the exact same moment, the alarm inside the carriage blared.
"Enemy attack! Enemy attack!" Pom-Pom cried out.
"The IPC fleet has begun attacking, pom!"
It seemed Taravan acted very efficiently.
His projection had only just disappeared, and the other side had already completed its attack preparations.
Through the windows of the parlor car, they could see that in the sea of stars outside, the cannon muzzles of those previously silent starships had all lit up.
Countless beams poured from those cannons, roaring toward the Astral Express.
"Welt!" Himeko shouted.
Welt immediately understood.
In the next instant, the figure of the strongest man aboard the Astral Express vanished from the carriage.
The following moment, outside the train.
Welt's figure appeared in the void.
He stood in front of the Astral Express and slowly raised his right hand toward the overwhelming beams.
Pseudo Star of Eden.
The dark red sphere on his cane condensed in his palm, radiating a heart-pounding aura.
Then—
Boom!
A black hole emerged, terrifying enough to make anyone shudder.
The IPC's beams were completely devoured the instant they touched the black hole.
Taravan stood in the command room of the flagship, watching this scene outside the window, and frowned slightly.
"Welt… that man from the Astral Express really is not weak."
Previously at Pier Point, he had already seen Welt fight. Back then, the two could even be considered comrades-in-arms.
However, at that time, before Kallen, the Witch of Nihility, both he and Welt had indeed seemed utterly insignificant.
But that did not mean they were weak. It was only because Kallen had been too strong.
And now, facing the IPC fleet, Welt's strength was displayed in full.
He was a Pathstrider infinitely close to the level of an Emanator.
An existence of this caliber could be considered a top-tier combatant anywhere in the galaxy.
As expected, even though the Astral Express had fallen from its former glory, it still did not lack top-tier fighters like Welt.
Add to that the Astral Express's reputation across the galaxy… if the IPC truly went to full war with the Astral Express, they would be placed in a very passive position in terms of public opinion.
Unless absolutely necessary, the IPC truly did not want to tear away all decorum with them.
"What a pity…"
Taravan shook his head.
"Whether it is you or that Vidyadhara reincarnation…"
"Neither of you are Emanators."
The moment his words fell, the space beside him suddenly churned.
A tall figure emerged from the churning space.
Diamond.
The two Emanators of Preservation now stood side by side.
Taravan turned his head slightly and looked at his colleague beside him.
"Diamond, it is our turn."
Diamond did not speak. He merely nodded silently.
In the next instant, two golden figures shot out from the starship, charging straight toward Welt.
Welt looked at the two rapidly approaching figures, his gaze turning slightly grave.
Two Emanators of Preservation.
This time, the IPC was truly taking things seriously.
But he did not retreat. Welt once again raised his right hand.
The Star of Eden spun wildly in his palm, and that power capable of devouring all things began expanding at an unbelievable speed.
"In the name of Trailblaze, I will not lose."
"Pseudo Black Hole, maximum output."
The black hole that emerged this time was even larger than the one at Pier Point.
Its gravity was so powerful that even the surrounding starfield began to warp.
The nearby IPC starships, even if they were not directly swallowed by the black hole, began to lose control and slide toward its center under the pull of gravity.
Taravan and Diamond's expressions changed at the same time.
"This is…!"
Neither of them had expected that Welt, a man who was not even an Emanator, could unleash such a terrifying attack.
And what they had expected even less was…
The area affected by this attack actually included the Astral Express as well.
Yes. The Astral Express was also within the gravitational range of the black hole.
At this rate, before they died, the Astral Express itself might be wiped out first.
What was this? Seeing that he could not win, he decided to flip the entire board?
"Has he gone mad?!" Diamond cried out.
"Does he not even care about the safety of the Astral Express?!"
Taravan's pupils constricted.
He understood.
Welt was not fighting.
He was planning mutual destruction.
From the beginning, this man had never intended to defeat two Emanators on his own.
But why?
If they could not defeat the IPC, what would happen if they simply admitted defeat? Would the IPC really kill every Nameless?
"Madmen…"
Taravan gritted his teeth.
"The Nameless of the Astral Express are all madmen!"
But there was no time to think.
The black hole's gravity was growing stronger and stronger. If this continued, not only the IPC fleet, but even the two Emanators themselves might be dragged in.
"Defense!" Taravan shouted.
The two Emanators of Preservation attacked almost simultaneously.
Golden light erupted from their bodies and built a massive barrier of Preservation in the void.
That barrier enveloped all the IPC starships and isolated them from the pull of the black hole.
However, Welt's black hole was not so easily resisted.
Even with two Emanators working together, cracks began to appear in the barrier of Preservation.
"Damn it… his power is still increasing!" Diamond gritted his teeth.
"What exactly is he thinking? Does he really not want to live?!"
Taravan did not answer.
Because he could not figure it out either.
How could a mere Pathstrider erupt with power nearly on the level of an Emanator?
And from the look of Welt…
He had no intention of stopping at all.
He truly intended to perish here together with the IPC fleet.
"Taravan!" Diamond shouted. "If this goes on, the barrier will not hold!"
Taravan clenched his teeth.
He was just about to say something, but at this moment, a voice echoed across the entire starfield.
"Astral Express, initiating warp jump!"
That was Pom-Pom's voice.
The small conductor's voice was extraordinarily loud at this moment.
The instant his words fell, a vast surge of Trailblaze Path power erupted from the Astral Express.
That power tore open a massive rift in the void.
And under the pull of that rift, the Astral Express began slowly moving forward.
At that same instant, Welt withdrew the black hole.
His figure flashed in the void and had already returned to the train.
And in the next second, after he returned—
Whoosh!
The Astral Express vanished into that rift.
All aura, all traces, completely disappeared in that instant.
Taravan and Diamond stood where they were, looking at the empty void, their faces ashen.
Clearly, Welt's mutually destructive move just now had merely been a smokescreen to deceive the IPC.
And they, two Emanators of Preservation, had actually been fooled by him.
"…They escaped."
Diamond's voice carried obvious unwillingness.
Things had already reached this point. The IPC had even torn away all decorum with the Astral Express, yet the other side had still slipped away.
No matter how this account was calculated, it was a losing transaction.
Taravan was silent for a moment.
Then he answered calmly.
"No. They cannot escape."
He turned and cast his gaze toward the boundless sea of stars.
"No matter how miraculous Trailblaze's warp jump may be, it will always have an endpoint."
"And that endpoint…"
A cold light flashed in his eyes.
"Is the Astral Express's final destination."
Meanwhile, after escaping the battlefield, the light of warp slowly faded inside the Astral Express.
When the starlight outside the window stabilized again, everyone let out a breath almost simultaneously.
There was no helping it. Judging from the manpower the IPC had brought, the current Astral Express truly was no match for them.
Fortunately, for now, they should have temporarily shaken off the IPC.
"That was so close, pom…"
Pom-Pom collapsed into the driver's seat, his little legs trembling.
"Those IPC people are completely unreasonable, pom!"
March 7th sat down heavily on the sofa, still full of resentment toward the IPC.
"Those people are seriously sick! They turned hostile just like that!"
"Back at Pier Point, they clearly said they wouldn't implicate Bianka!"
"And now, only three days later, they brought an entire fleet to block our door?!"
The more she spoke, the angrier she became. She almost ran out of breath.
"Hmph! Their headquarters deserved to be demolished! With that kind of behavior, who else should get demolished if not them?!"
"March, calm down," Dan Heng said calmly at this moment.
"How am I supposed to calm down?!" March 7th turned her head, still unable to recover.
"They had so many people, and two Emanators too! If Mr. Yang hadn't been there…"
She stopped speaking abruptly.
Everyone's gazes simultaneously turned toward the man sitting off to the side.
At this moment, Welt's complexion was somewhat pale, and fine beads of sweat covered his forehead.
It seemed that the battle just now had indeed exhausted him greatly.
But there was nothing to be done. Facing two Emanator-level opponents, if he had not paid some price, he would never have been able to fool their senses.
Even so, when he felt everyone's gazes, Welt still shook his head slightly.
"…I'm fine. I just need some rest."
This time, Welt truly was not lying. As a veteran of repeatedly getting back up, this kind of expenditure was nothing more than a sprinkle of water to him.
"Mr. Yang…"
March 7th bit her lip, wanting to say something, but not knowing how to begin.
In the end, Bianka stepped forward.
She walked to Welt and silently handed him a glass of water.
After all, no matter how one looked at it, Welt had acted this time because of her.
There was no helping it. Bianka's current character setting was that of a sickly girl. Unless the Astral Express was truly about to be wiped out, she really did not intend to act.
Thinking of this, Bianka could not help adding a few impression points to Welt in her heart.
Ah, I'm sorry, Alliance Leader. Back when I was using the Kiana persona, I shouldn't have teased you by calling you Old Yang. When something happens, you really do step up!
Welt accepted the glass and smiled at Bianka.
"Thank you."
The carriage fell quiet again for a while.
Then Stelle began analyzing the situation.
"The IPC must have a deeper reason for doing this."
"Back at Pier Point, in front of the Xianzhou Alliance and Madam Herta, they personally admitted Bianka was innocent."
"Now, only three days have passed, and they suddenly turned hostile…"
"That doesn't make sense."
Clearly, Stelle had said a pile of nonsense.
March 7th, however, cooperated with her very well.
"You mean… the IPC actually didn't want to do this either?"
Stelle shook her head.
"What I mean is, there must be something we don't know that forced the IPC to do this."
"Or rather…"
"It made the IPC believe that Bianka has some value worth doing this for."
The carriage went quiet again. Everyone was thinking over the meaning behind Stelle's words.
To be fair, when Stelle suddenly got serious, her words did make some sense.
Although the Astral Express had declined now, its influence and legacy were still not small.
For the IPC to offend the Astral Express like this, it surely could not simply be for the sake of completely eliminating Kallen.
In the end, Himeko broke the silence.
"Stelle is right."
She nodded.
"The IPC is not stupid. They would not offend the Astral Express without reason."
"Unless… there is something about Bianka valuable enough for them to offend us."
Of course, there was actually another possibility.
The current Astral Express simply no longer had enough weight, and the IPC felt that even if they offended the Astral Express, it did not matter.
Although saying this might be a little too harsh, if the Astral Express were still at its peak, the IPC would absolutely not dare to act this way.
But Himeko only thought that in her heart. Naturally, she would not say such discouraging words aloud.
At this moment, as the person involved, Bianka put on an apologetic expression.
"I'm sorry… this is all because of me…"
"Bianka, don't say that!"
March 7th immediately interrupted Bianka's self-blaming words.
"What does this have to do with you? It's clearly the IPC that's acting dishonorably!"
She walked in front of Bianka with a serious expression.
"You're a member of the Astral Express. If someone comes to trouble you, then they're troubling all of us!"
"If we can only stay safe by handing you over, then what kind of Nameless would we be?"
"So… you're not allowed to say that!"
Bianka looked at March 7th's serious and stubborn expression, and warmth welled up in her heart.
Good grief. The Astral Express really was still so sincere.
When Kallen came aboard last time, the Astral Express had treated her the same way.
But this time, Bianka could accept it with a little more peace of mind.
After all, unlike the backstabbing Kallen from last time, this Bianka truly intended to walk the route of Trailblaze.
"…Thank you, March," Bianka said softly.
March 7th shook her head, then sat down beside Bianka.
"No need to thank me. This is what we should do."
"Besides…"
"I'm your senior, you know. Protecting a junior is only natural!"
As soon as she said that, the atmosphere in the carriage finally relaxed a little.
Stelle also came over and sat down on Bianka's other side.
"I'm your senior too," she said seriously. "If anyone troubles you in the future, I'll help you hit them back."
Looking at the people in front of her, Bianka felt much more at ease.
However, she could not simply let the matter with the IPC end like this.
The reason the IPC had chosen to tear away all decorum and come looking for her could not simply be because they coveted her value.
Could it be that something really happened on Qlipoth's side after absorbing the Nihility?
Surely it could not be that the Nihility had overflowed again?
To be honest, that was completely impossible.
Perhaps in other people's eyes, the Witch of Nihility might still be holding back some evil scheme.
But as the Witch of Nihility herself, she knew very well that Kallen had indeed temporarily gone off-air.
Thinking this, Bianka's thoughts were already no longer on the Astral Express.
It seemed she would have to switch accounts and go take a look at the IPC.
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