Rebirth Counterattack with Space
Chapter 375 - 361 Malicious Intentions

Chapter 375: Chapter 361 Malicious Intentions

In a blink, Shitou had collected into his Space Stone the noticeably dead members of the Da’er Clan and what were clearly their masters. At the same time, he moved his hand to seize another Space Stone that had been left behind.

Though both were Space Stones, they could not contain each other. However, Lu Yun’s space did not have this restriction.

Once in the space, he removed his protective suit and showed Lu Yun the Space Stone, "This was on the previous owner of the spaceship."

After the spiritual power imprint in the Space Stone had faded, it became unclaimed. Anyone possessing spiritual power could inspect the contents. Lu Yun removed everything from the Space Stone. There wasn’t much: besides a Seawater Converter, a Treatment Device, a small amount of food and water, and a dozen sets of everyday clothes and jewelry, there was also a 3D projector, a small metal box, and a black gold card.

Shitou picked up the projector and pressed the switch, and an image of a woman appeared.

Both Lu Yun and Shitou recognized her at a glance—she was indeed one of the thirty-one corpses that had fallen out of the submarine, determined to be the master of the Da’er Clan people.

In the projection, the woman appeared to be only about thirty years old. Her eyes betrayed a world-weariness and exhaustion that did not match her exterior.

"I can feel that this time I might really not be able to escape. The last time I was able to avoid disaster by relying on the ring’s space, bringing along over a hundred members of the Da’er Clan. However, after reaching this strange star system, it’s as if all my good luck has run out.

First, the space suddenly lost energy and could no longer be accessed. My connection with the Plant Clan members inside the ring’s space was completely severed. No living species could enter it anymore, and suddenly, an expansive Life Space became nothing more than an ordinary storage device.

The changes from the ring’s space filled me with dread, as if it were a premonition, making me desperately wish to leave this planet, this star system. Unfortunately, the spaceship malfunctioned, and we had to stay."

"Thankfully, after scanning, the ore available on this planet was barely sufficient for us to repair the spaceship..."

The woman let out a bitter laugh and paused. It took her a while to regain control of her emotions before she continued speaking.

"The search for ore went smoothly at first. This was supposed to be the last trip; as long as we could get back to the ship, it wouldn’t take a month for us to leave this place. But unfortunately...

We probably won’t have that chance. Fortunately, we left enough Elixir with the other Da’er Clan members, who, if they use it sparingly, should have enough for another two to three hundred years... After two to three hundred years, seeing that we never returned, they’ll probably guess that something happened to us. I hope they can leave in time, find new land, and continue our lineage."

The woman in the projection lowered her head and stroked the ring finger on her left hand, her expression complicated. Lu Yun and Shitou focused their gaze and saw a faint ring mark on the woman’s left ring finger, the mark left by wearing a ring for a long time.

"This time, the ring’s space is lost more completely. Originally, it clung to my finger and could not be removed. The ring space that had been with me for over three hundred years somehow went missing without my knowledge. Completely, utterly gone, without even a goodbye.

But perhaps it’s for the better that the space left. Maybe it has a sentience of its own and can find a new owner—after all, it is a Life Space as big as an entire planet. It’s better than dying trapped in the deep sea with me. Maybe that way, the Plant Clan members in the ring space will have a slim chance of survival. I wonder how they are doing now?"

The woman sighed, closed her eyes for quite a while before opening them, and her eyes brimmed with tears, "I’ve talked so much, yet I haven’t mentioned who I am. What does it matter at this point? This star system, this planet, is still in a primitive civilization, remote, and hasn’t even entered the most basic first-level cosmic civilization, let alone someone able to cultivate spiritual power, to recognize this is a Space Stone..."

The woman gave a series of bitter laughs, "So, I had hoped that whoever might watch this video could lend a hand to those servants I’ve left near the spaceship, but that seems unlikely now.

I don’t know how many years it will be before my Cosmic Spaceship and this submarine are discovered and become someone’s prize. By then, my bones will have probably turned to ashes, and the spaceship and submarine I left behind will have become antiques..."

"So, if someone receives this Space Stone, just knowing that their previous owner was Helen from the Yaman Empire of the Pudanyi Star System is enough.

The one who gets the Space Stone might consider themselves lucky or unlucky; that card is an anonymous card from the Cosmic Bank with approximately two billion Cosmic Credit Points.

The box holds all my personal assets, including two planets known to my family, and two more that even they don’t know about. Sadly, it requires both a key and a password to open.

With current technology, without these two items, it is impossible for anyone to force it open. The password is...&%... I’m powerless about the key because it’s in my original ring space inside the hidden compartment of the castle study. Unless someone obtains my ring space, the chances of opening it are slim."

The woman suddenly looked up and laughed maniacally. The sight made Shitou and Lu Yun feel a chill run through their bodies, as from her laughter they sensed a strong Schadenfreude and... malice...

The image abruptly stopped.

Lu Yun and Shitou looked at each other. Lu Yun frowned, "I don’t like this woman one bit. Initially, I thought she was concerned about the Plant Clan and the Da’er Clan people, and I felt a bit of sympathy for her. But after seeing her like this, I think she’s malign."

"She’s indeed malign."

Shitou looked at the 3D projector with deep disdain, "If this device had not fallen into our hands for us to see it, and coincidentally we also acquired the space, can you guess the consequences?"

What consequences?

What else could they be? Of course, it was to covet what she’d mentioned, and then, at all costs, search high and low for that space ring.