Star Railway: Kevin's Pioneering Journey

"Kevin, long time no see."

"Sue" said lightly facing the other side of the basketball court.

The young Kevin on the side looked at the "Su" in front of him and said inexplicable words, and suddenly felt extremely strange, and the newly wiped forehead once again condensed beads of sweat.

He swallowed and asked a little stiffly.

"I... I'm not like that, Sue? And, what did we just meet? Hearing

his inquiry, "Sue's" "gaze" moved to him from a distance, and I saw "Sue" shake his head and smile.

"Sorry, that Kevin I was talking about... Not you. Saying that, he added, "At least not the current you." "

Huh?"

Young Kevin listened with a puzzled look, wondering what he meant by "his current self"?

"Sue" didn't explain anything to him, but saw him open his eyes, a dark red light lit up from his eyes, swept straight to the other side of the basketball court, and Kevin, who was originally incompatible with this space, gradually showed his figure.

Young Kevin looked at this scene and froze in place, and he pointed at Kevin in a panic.

"You! How can you look like me..." Before

the young Kevin could finish his words, he was fixed.

Kevin did not look at him, but frowned and stared at "Su" in front of him, he could clearly feel that this person was also independent of this space, but the previous experience made him unable to distinguish the person in front of him, even if he was almost no different from the person he remembered.

What if "Su" is again pretended by someone else, or created from his own memory?

Moreover, he has no memory of the afterlife, but according to the plan laid out at that time and the news given by Walter about the afterlife, the fusion warriors who survived the final battle are only Hua.

Kevin guessed from this: Su, most likely because of the Hengsha plan... Unless, he's the same as himself.

Kevin didn't think much about it, he raised the calamity in his hand and pointed straight at "Sue".

"Friend or foe?"

"Sue" didn't reply, just looked at Kevin, and walked towards him step by step, until his chest pressed to the tip of the sword, and continued to walk forward, and when he took each step, Kevin would retreat a wave.

Because he didn't dare to bet, what if it was the real Su in front of him? Since he can appear here, why can't Sue?

Sue stopped, stared at Kevin quietly, and said after a long while.

"Best friend, whether I am me or not, I think you should have the answer in your heart."

Kevin sighed lightly, and the calamity in his hand slipped to the ground, indicating that he had made a choice.

- Yes, best friend.

"I don't think I can go wrong this time."

Sue walked up to Kevin's side and patted him on the shoulder, remembering nostalgically.

"I never thought I'd see you again one day, Kai..." Before

the words were finished, Sue's body suddenly began to flicker and twist, emitting a faint blue light, but after a moment, it was calm again.

"You are?"

Kevin quickly held Sue's body and asked with a frown.

Sue put one hand on Kevin's shoulder, covered his chest with the other, and shook his head lightly to explain.

"The signal is not good, the position gap between us is very large, but the consciousness space of the star core gives us the opportunity to chat across servers."

"Cross-server chat? Where are you? Kevin asked with some doubt.

Su sighed and said lightly: "It's completely opposite to where you are - the Quantum Sea."

Kevin raised his eyebrows after hearing this, this is really a cross-server chat, Su is in the quantum sea, he is in the imaginary space, if there is no star core this mysterious consciousness space, there is no possibility of connection between the two. However

"How did you find me, and still know my environment?"

Kevin looked at Su and asked, something must have happened to Su, otherwise it would be impossible for the two sides to meet based on those things before.

Su nodded, and sat on the ground on this basketball court, Kevin looked at this posture, and instantly understood that Mr. Su was going to tell a story, and also sat down, and quite interested in making a coffee table in the middle, although there was no tea on it.

Su raised her eyebrows, a little shocked by what her best friend had done, but she didn't pay too much attention to it, and began to tell.

"After sealing you into the Quantum Sea, I continued to implement the Hengsha Plan, and after I entrusted the final arrangement and results to my successors, my body was also seriously damaged due to years of observation, and my life was in danger, and I could not avoid death in the end."

"But when I died, consciousness did not dissipate like common sense, but came to another place - it was a huge chessboard, with the universe as a chessboard and the stars as a chess piece."

"The Supreme Being beyond the human mind gave me a chance, He made an appointment with me on this chess game of the limits of the universe, and as long as I can defeat Him, He will give me another chance and tell me the truth of the universe above the collapse. In the end..."

"You win." Kevin spoke the results.

Su nodded: "I'm half a son better than him..."

Sue, worthy of being an enlightened one!

Kevin nodded and praised, this is not a, this is a fact!

Su closed her eyes and shook her head, coughed lightly twice, and quickly pulled back to the topic.

"There is a connection between the star nuclei, not only the rift they produce can directly communicate with data, but also the consciousness between them can also cause links."

Kevin rubbed his chin and said thoughtfully.

"I am clear that there is a connection between the rifts, and things from other worlds can be brushed out in the calyx, but the consciousness of the star core is connected, and I have not found it."

Sue listened carefully to Kevin's judgment and speculation, and he nodded and explained.

"Your judgment is correct, the consciousness space of each star nucleus is an independent ball, but the contact surface between the ball and the ball has a membrane that ordinary people cannot detect, as long as you master the method of passing through the membrane, you can theoretically shuttle through all the consciousness space."

"I mastered this method of passing through the membrane, originally used to observe the star core, but I didn't expect to find your breath, so I looked for it."

"I didn't expect it to be really you, but I observed the earth after the end of the collapse after the resurrection, and there I learned the news that you were dead, so I also tried to doubt you, but after reading the memory played by the star core for you, I dispelled the doubts in my heart."

"You are indeed my best friend, Kevin."

Kevin put his hands around his chest, nodded as well, and teased.

"It seems that you are quite surprised to see me, and you have opened your eyes."

"Huh, you guy..."

Sue chuckled with her eyes closed, then went back to business.

"Kevin, what are you doing in the consciousness space of the star core?"

Kevin nodded and said with a serious face.

"Looking for the mystery of the rift, and the relationship between the star core and the star god, unfortunately there is no big progress, and I just came in and met you."

Saying that, he smiled again.

"But for me, that's the biggest progress."

Kevin sat up straight, his voice more relaxed than ever.

"Long time no see, Sue."

Sue nodded, he stared at Kevin carefully, and smiled with relief.

"You're like this... Pretty good.

"What about you? How are you?

Kevin asked rhetorically.

"Me? I'm fine, but instead of being a doctor, I'm a curious traveler.

Sue replied, but his expression became serious again.

"Sorry, Kevin, I can't tell you right now about the secrets of the star nucleus you're probing into, it's all too early. But I can tell you unequivocally that the star core has the most to do with the destruction of the star god Nanuk, which is related to the ultimate fate of the world.

"The rest, I can't reveal."

Kevin was not so anxious, but quipped.

"Okay, Sue, you play this riddle better than me, I'm afraid it's not a mysterious star god myth to pull you to play chess, right?"

Sue chuckled and shook her head.

Seeing this, Kevin continued.

"But you don't have to be entangled and didn't tell me, after all, now I am also a pioneer traveler, and the secret of the star core will be known sooner or later."

Su saw Kevin's posture and felt that he would continue to chat, this guy is becoming more and more like before.

"Kevin, it's time for me to leave, the waiting person is coming."

"Walking in such a hurry? I didn't say a good word..."

Kevin complained with a raised eyebrow, but it sounds like Sue still has something to do? If he doesn't say, then don't ask.

Sue nodded and slowly stood up, he stretched out his hand, the glimmer flashed, and a transparent compass appeared in his hand.

"This is?"

Kevin looked at the novelty in Sue's hand and asked with some curiosity.

Sue nodded and introduced him in detail.

"This is my beacon, I will integrate it into this consciousness space later, and we can connect with the star core in the future."

Kevin nodded, which was good, and agreed to Sue's suggestion.

Su "looked" at the compass in his hand and threw it into the air, and then the compass quickly rotated, emitting a dazzling white light, and the consciousness space of the star core also trembled, but it didn't take long to stabilize again.

Everything was done, Su turned her head to face Kevin and said lightly.

"I should go, Kevin."

"Let's go, let's go, don't delay you."

Looking at Su's gradually transparent figure, Kevin waved his hand and urged, but there was still some reluctance in his tone.

Sue heard Kevin's tone, hooked the corner of her mouth, and smiled.

"We'll see each other face to face one day, Kevin."

As soon as the words fell, Su's figure disappeared completely.

Seeing Su leave completely, Kevin's face instantly became cold, he turned his head and looked at the young Kevin who was fixed by him on the side, and his tone was extremely indifferent.

"Stop pretending, Star Core."

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