Just as Nian Shutong was looking forward to a fight, Xiao Si spoke up.
"Eldest, the Chi Family's flying device is approaching," he said.
The Heavy Sword girl, Lin Mu, showed emotion in her eyes for the first time and said to the one controlling the starship, "Intercept them, make it quick and decisive."
"Yes."
"Yes."
The powerful responses made Nian Shutong wonder if she had underestimated these people.
After all, they sounded well-trained.
By now, the starship had already maneuvered sideways, blocking the Chi Family's flying device.
Flying devices naturally cannot roam freely; they must follow their designated flight paths, or else the interstellar space would be plagued with collisions every day.
The Chi Family's flying device, which was slightly larger and could accommodate around twenty-some people, paled in comparison to the broken down starship before them.
A starship, no matter how dilapidated, is called a ship because of one fundamental principle: it has to be big.
