Within a previously "Chaos" civilization star field, inside a certain desolate constant star system

A white mist mixed into a dust cloud seemed insignificant, and even though a saucer-shaped warship adorned with the emblem of two towers passed by from not far away, it did not notice this patch of white mist at all.

It wasn’t until the warship had gone far away that the white mist began to surge again, gradually collapsing inward to reveal what was completely hidden within.

Within this mist, there were surprisingly a man and a woman hiding!

The woman among them was dressed in a rune-covered long magic robe, the student dispatched by the Great Mage to assist the Chaos civilization this time.

The man, on the other hand, wore armor with a primitive noble craftsmanship. Not long ago, he was still comfortably acting as his Rain God under his father’s protection.

But now, the two people who would normally never come together saw the same relief in each other’s eyes.

After the Rain God turned into a cloud and left that colonization star, he eventually found the Great Mage’s student hiding afar watching the battle.

But by the time he found her, it was already too late; the battle was nearing its end.

Before he could return to the battlefield, he saw his father being knocked out by Bai Yi with a single punch.

Ultimately, he could only helplessly follow the Great Mage’s student, using her fog with concealment effects to hide their tracks and flee in panic.

"Luckily there’s your fog; otherwise, we would have been caught this time.

I didn’t expect the fleet to arrive so quickly..."

The Great Mage’s student looked at the fleet that had already stopped over a planet in the distance, full of apprehension.

With her combat power, she certainly didn’t fear this small fleet, but if she were to make a move now, the next thing to arrive would probably be a true large warship fleet, perhaps even Fan Mao herself who has already defeated two peers in front of her.

But beside her, the Rain God looked at the fleet with only a mix of sorrow and anger in his eyes.

That planet was precisely one of the colonization stars of the Chaos civilization, and it was also where his believers resided!

Not only had they killed his father, but now even his followers...

Rain God’s fists clenched with a crackling sound, but just when his emotions reached their peak, the scene of his father’s death flashed through his mind once again, forcing him to calm down.

He was not a fool. He could see this obvious disparity in combat power.

He clearly knew that if he went, he would just be crushed ruthlessly, left with a remark like "I thought it was a small stone on the road."

But even knowing this, as he watched his colonization star being completely taken over by the fleet, and even occasionally seeing bombardments dropping to the ground from the space warships, the Rain God couldn’t help but feel anger.

Mixed with his grief over his father’s demise and fear of the powerful being who killed his father.

His fists clenched and released several times, and only after a while did the Rain God finally sigh and turn back to the Great Mage’s student, saying lightly:

"Are you really sure this way we can have revenge...?"

"Don’t worry, you’re not the only one with a grudge against Fan Mao!

She killed your father, and my teacher also has to die by her hand!

In this respect, our goal is absolutely aligned!

Although Fan Mao is powerful, she is just one person!

What I talked about was Saien, one of the Three Great Civilizations of the Starry Sky. Its strength spans the starry sky, with powerhouses too many to count.

As long as we receive help from Saien, no matter how strong Fan Mao is, she cannot escape!

My teacher is currently working for the Saien Civilization; as long as we can find Saien, they will definitely be willing to intervene!"

The female mage affirmed, with a glint of anger mixed into her rational gaze.

"Alright, I’ll agree to it!

I will follow you; as long as I can have revenge, I will go with you!

Earlier, I brought everything from my Divine Kingdom, and with the divine artifact my father gave me, I’ve taken enough core believers to sustain my normal activities!"

"Don’t worry, everything will be okay...

Oh no, the fleet, quick, concealment!"

The female mage was about to give another assurance in an excited tone.

But before she could finish speaking, she suddenly saw through the corner of her eye a fleet coming to support, prompting her to urge hastily.

The white fog that had disappeared just now spread out in a hurry, witnessing once more the fleet passing by not far away.

When the fog was withdrawn again, neither of them had the high-spirited fighting spirit as before; they understood the meaning in each other’s eyes.

The female mage led the way, and the two left hastily in one direction.

In the starry sky, lacking any standard reference points, neither of them could tell how long they had been flying.

The scenery held only a pitch-black void of space, with nothing but occasional celestial bodies passing by.

As a student of the Great Mage, the female mage knew very well about most starry sky technologies; her arrival here had been via the Great Mage’s large Space Magic Array.

According to the original plan, as long as the Great Mage successfully advanced, she could have strolled back without trouble.

But now, let alone strolling back, she didn’t even dare to use the communicator, fearing she might be detected.

Even as a Seventh Rank powerhouse grown from the starry sky, the female mage had never experienced traversing the starry sky relying solely on her own strength.

She not only faced the solitude and loneliness of deep space on this journey but also lived in constant fear, afraid of being noticed by a passing warship by any chance.