There was no time for Lu Yin to even think. The arrow’s speed grew faster and faster as it tore through the void, and its speed even overtook that of a radiant-grade Aurora. Before long, a spacecraft appeared up ahead that was heading to the east. 

There was no emblem on the spacecraft, and its origins were unknown.

The tiny arrow broke free of Lu Yin’s grasp and shot into the spacecraft, and it did not reappear.

Lu Yin entered the vessel at the same time as the arrow, sneakily infiltrating the spacecraft. He quickly noticed a delighted Peach holding the tiny arrow, and she had been locked up inside a dimly lit cage. 

Peach was pleasantly surprised by the appearance of the arrow, and she looked around as if searching for something. 

When Lu Yin stepped forward, he smiled at her. 

“Your Highness, you’ve come!” Peach was ecstatic.

Lu Yin was thrilled to discover that Peach was still alive. He enjoyed the pleasant surprise of regaining a friend after losing them, and he roughly ruffled Peach’s hair.

Peach was sullen at such treatment. “Your Highness, that hurts.”

“What’s the matter? Tell me about what happened,” Lu Yin said.

Peach passed the tiny arrow to Lu Yin. “First, put this away.”

Lu Yin retrieved it. “This must be one of the three arrows.”

Peach nodded. 

“And you’re just going to hand it over to me just like that?” Lu Yin was puzzled.

Peach replied in a matter-of-fact...