A Top Scholar in Everything

Chapter 1216: Chapter 1202: Departure for the Holy Central Continent

Thankfully.

Baiyu wasn’t angry but instead smiled and said, "Uh, it’s not exactly urgent. After spending so much time on the Chaos Mother Star, it’s time to look elsewhere.

You know.

My true identity is an Interstellar Adventurer."

Baiyu pointed to the place, "Without this identity, I wouldn’t have come here either."

Harley Bain then remembered.

Baiyu’s identity is an Interstellar Adventurer.

If he hadn’t brought it up, the heads of the Adventurer Association would’ve forgotten.

However.

She’s never met such a crazy Interstellar Adventurer.

This awesome.

Why bother being an adventurer?

Harley Bain thought to herself.

"Alright, I mainly came to tell you about this, nothing else.

Lastly.

Hope to see you again, Miss Harley."

Baiyu performed a gentleman’s salute, his body gradually fading away, disappearing from the office.

...

At night.

Baiyu leaned over his desk, with a feather pen writing rapidly:

Dear Lilith,

I have figured out the current situation of the City Lord in Abaida. I’ve encountered a series of events in Abidane.

But everything was resolved smoothly in the end, a close call but no danger.

The experiences in Abida have taught me a lot.

Next.

I plan to head to the Sacred Central Continent to attempt breaking through the Moon Devouring Realm.

All is well.

...

After finishing writing.

Baiyu waved gently, and an illusory white dove flew out of thin air.

He handed the letter to the dove.

Immediately.

The dove swiftly soared into the air, disappearing.

All preparations were complete.

For the next few days, besides reading and learning about the doctrines and history of the Scarred Church, Baiyu lived leisurely in Abidane, enjoying local delicacies and various unique entertainment spots.

A week later.

A massive Interstellar Cruise docked above Abaida’s harbor.

"Here are all the documents, everything you might need, and your identification."

Inside Abaida’s harbor.

Alfred handed Baiyu a suitcase the size of a backpack, containing all the essentials required for a bishop of the Scarred Church.

Of course.

He also included a book of the scars’ teachings.

In the past few days, Baiyu had systematically and thoroughly understood various doctrines and famous works within the Scarred Church. freёweɓnovel.com

To avoid embarrassing himself in front of believers when he reaches the Sea of Myriad Islands.

Besides this suitcase.

Baiyu also had a larger suitcase, containing some necessities.

And Nancy’s luggage was already stowed in the Interstellar Cruise’s cargo hold.

At this moment, Baiyu was wearing a jet-black bishop’s robe, with a pendant symbolizing the Scars hanging on his chest.

It’s a combination of a circle and an arc line.

As if a wound had been split open.

The Priest’s Robe on Baiyu also had markings unique to the Scarred Church.

Once he put it on.

He did feel a bit like a charlatan.

"I won’t see you off, when you reach the Sacred Central Continent, there will naturally be people from the Scarred Church to greet you.

Safe travels."

Alfred chuckled, bidding farewell to Baiyu, Nancy, and that oversized hamster, as they walked up the Interstellar Cruise’s cabin stairs.

Alfred chuckled, wondering what was on his mind, only murmuring quietly, "The stage for young people is indeed on the Sacred Central Continent."

......

Once aboard, Baiyu realized just how spacious the ship was inside.

And there were many passengers.

Most heading to the Sacred Central Continent.

Previously, one might think.

Baiyu thought there’d be few people going to the Sacred Central Continent.

But now, it seems, there are plenty heading to the Sacred Central Continent.

Clearly.

Traveling to the Sacred Central Continent seems to have its own industry chain, offering a channel for those wishing to go there.

Moreover, it’s a legal channel.

Considering the smuggling and stowaway routes to the Sacred Central Continent, numbers might be even larger.

Baiyu thought to himself.

There were numerous passengers aboard.

Baiyu and Nancy stayed in neighboring rooms, and since Cang Yan was considered a pet, it didn’t have a separate room.

She protested for quite a while about this, believing the owner of the Interstellar Cruise to be highly inconsiderate.

After settling the luggage.

Baiyu stepped out of the room.

Outside was a narrow corridor with wooden floorboards, with doors on either side resembling hotel rooms, numbered one two three four, and so on.

This was the residential area.

There was a more High Level VIP residential area, with each unit being a private suite.

But the prices were insanely expensive too.

The Scarred Church is wealthy, but spreading its funds across so many star systems’ Churches quickly strains the finances.

Simply put.

Even the landlord’s family has no extra grain.

For Baiyu, the ordinary ticket to the Sacred Central Continent and the highest treatment offered by the Church were provided.

If one wanted a better cabin, they’d have to spend out of pocket.

And Baiyu, with the budget from Lilith, had nearly spent it all.

Despite being a member of the Forgotten Association, he didn’t yet have a formal business.

Nor did he have any source of income.

So, right now, he’s also flat broke.

Upon arriving at the Sacred Central Continent.

He’d rely on his status as a Scarred Bishop and the resources of the Forgotten Association to establish his own fixed enterprise for stable income.

"I’ve never been to the Sacred Central Continent before, heard it has numerous factions, vast lands, and abundant resources.

With many forbidden grounds, many bizarre places.

Don’t know if it’s true or not."

Nancy’s face held confusion and longing.

She seldom shows her true feelings.

But at this moment.

Baiyu saw some youthful vigor and vitality she had from her girlhood days in her.

Indeed.

Anyone targeted by an organization like the Reckoners would be uneasy.

That Nancy’s survived till now already exceeded Baiyu’s wildest expectations.

Baiyu had heard from Alfred’s description.

Even the leader of the Reckoners couldn’t be matched by iron stone bishops.

So Baiyu couldn’t comprehend.

How Nancy really escaped from the Reckoner organization.

"It’s okay.

Once you get there, these questions will find their answers."

Baiyu smiled, suggesting: "Shall we visit the entertainment center at the core? Bet there are many interesting things there."

Spaceship cruises usually have many entertainment facilities; otherwise, months or even years of travel would drive people mad.

This cruise is no exception.

"Let’s go, let’s go; today’s fun is on me."

Nancy’s eyes sparkled, her enthusiasm high.

Clearly, escaping from the organization, her financial standing remained strong.