Loren didn’t respond to the person on that floor, but silently noted down the Eastern Star Domain.

Loren continued refreshing his post, and soon, the first person who had answered Loren replied again.

WannaCatchADruidAsPet: “Your username really causes misunderstandings. Then I recommend you go to the Jadeite Star Domain. Those people are filthy rich. If you can’t make it there, you could even pull off a big job by kidnapping someone.”

ALuckyPetKeeper: “Okay, I’ll consider it. By the way, please tell me your story.”

WannaCatchADruidAsPet: “Back in the day when I couldn’t make it, I went to the Jadeite Star Domain to pull off a job. I’m still being chased by the Security Bureau people… Let’s not talk about it anymore. It’s just a bit of hardship.”

ALuckyPetKeeper: “… Good luck to you.”

The forum truly was full of talented individuals…

Loren smiled and closed his portable computer, paying no further attention to the constantly updating replies.

He had already decided. He would go to the Jadeite Star Domain!

The reason given by that “WannaCatchADruidAsPet” had convinced Loren.

Yes, even if he couldn’t make it in the Jadeite Star Domain, he could just pull off one job and run to another star domain!

The Federation was so vast anyway. With Spirit Stones, he could settle down anywhere!

Loren got up from the sofa and walked out of his own lounge.

He arrived at the door of the lounge where Thia and Evan were staying and knocked.

Soon, Thia opened the door.

“Mr. Loren? Please, come in!”

Ms. Thia invited Loren in quite enthusiastically.

After entering the lounge, when Evan saw Loren, the corner of his mouth twitched.

He also stood up and greeted Loren politely.

Loren ignored Evan’s reaction. After sitting down, he asked Ms. Thia:

“Ms. Thia, which star domain are you planning to go to? After the lockdown is lifted, I also plan to leave the Dusk Star Domain.”

“Mr. Loren, do you have any recommendations? I’m not very familiar with the other star domains,” Ms. Thia said sincerely.

I see… Loren thought for a moment and gave his answer:

“I recommend you go to the Central Star Domain. That’s the power center of the Federation. The public security conditions and such are all relatively good, suitable for people like you to develop.”

Ms. Thia was different from him. She was a law-abiding citizen who had never attracted the Federation’s attention.

With such a clean background, it would be a shame not to go to the Central Star Domain. It would be best to work as an Interstellar Hunter while also joining a relatively relaxed department of the Federation.

That way, my “respawn point” would be very safe.

Loren thought to himself.

Loren didn’t need Ms. Thia to become a particularly powerful person. He just needed her to carry that pink revolver and live a stable life.

It would be even better if she could occasionally feed that pink revolver with Spirit Stones.

In Loren’s plan, it was best for her to be as far away from Loren as possible.

That way, after Loren died facing an unstoppable enemy, his resurrection location would also be far from the enemy.

“Thank you for your recommendation, Mr. Loren. We will head to the Central Star Domain after the lockdown is lifted.”

Ms. Thia stood up and bowed to Loren.

“Good luck to you, ma’am. Barring any accidents, we probably won’t see each other again for a very long time.”

Loren stood up to take his leave.

As he left, he glanced at Evan, the threatening intent in his eyes very obvious.

After returning to his own lounge, Loren and Raven began their daily “internet surfing.”

In fact, through deliberate searching on the Federation network, Loren actually managed to find the Nature Sect’s forum.

Loren quietly registered an account: “GreatDruid233WhoRespectsNature.”

During this period, Loren learned a great deal of knowledge on the Interstellar Hunter forum that he hadn’t known before.

In the nearly infinite star realm, there existed a considerable number of cultivation systems.

And outside the Federation, in the regions ruled by those “Gods,” there also existed a “Nature Sect.”

Unlike the Federation’s “Nature Sect,” within the “Nature Sect” in those regions, the organization mostly consisted of a supernatural system called “Druids.”

Whereas the Federation’s “Nature Sect” was mostly composed of “Martial Artists” and “Psychics.”

Interestingly, the doctrines of the two “Nature Sects” were almost identical.

It was hard to say to what extent the “Gods” had quietly infiltrated the Federation.

No, it should be said that this was already open infiltration.

After all, they didn’t even bother to change things like the name and doctrine.

After learning all this, Loren felt a bit of a headache about the big banner he had unfurled.

What consequences might there be for pretending to be a member of a mysterious organization under the command of a “God”?

Waiting online, very urgent!

This was also the reason Loren was eager to find the “Nature Sect forum.”

Back then, to intimidate that Energy Department investigator Isha, Loren pretended to be a member of the “Nature Sect.”

After all, when you’re out and about, you make up your own identity.

Although Loren’s “flag-waving” effect was quite remarkable and did indeed intimidate her and the Energy Department behind her at the time.

When Loren learned the truth about the “Nature Sect,” he also felt somewhat panicked.

He originally thought the “Nature Sect” was just an extreme environmental protection organization. Who knew there was actually a “God” standing behind it?

Whether the “Natural Consciousness” existed or not was another matter, but outside the Federation, “Gods” truly existed.

Could he have entered the “Gods'” line of sight? Loren had a bit of a headache.

There was no other way. Loren could only infiltrate the “Nature Sect” forum to gather some information.

Learning a bit more about this organization was never wrong.

And after lurking on the Nature Sect forum for a while.

The worry in Loren’s heart diminished somewhat.

This “Nature Sect” didn’t seem to reject anyone curious about the Nature Sect.

The relaxed atmosphere in the forum didn’t even seem like that of an extremist organization.

Loren discovered that in this forum, even more than half of the people were, like himself, those who had come out of admiration.

There were very few people who truly belonged to the Nature Sect.

What made Loren most unable to keep a straight face was that among the two pinned posts in this forum.

One detailed how to join the “Nature Sect.”

And the other explained the dangers of destroying nature, detailed the “Nature Sect’s” doctrine, and how to protect nature using reasonable means.

To be honest, this shattered Loren’s stereotypical impression of these “extremist organizations.”

This actually seems quite normal… After lurking on the Nature Sect forum for many days, Loren came to a conclusion.

Slowly, Loren’s courage grew.

He began to strike up conversations with people in the forum, gradually becoming more active.

Quietly and imperceptibly, Loren’s understanding of the Nature Sect gradually deepened.

All kinds of meeting rituals and gestures, all kinds of contradictory doctrines, were memorized by Loren.

After lurking on the forum for many days, Loren could already open his mouth and say “May nature bless you.”

Apart from not actually joining the Nature Sect, Loren had already taken on the “shape” of the “Nature Sect.”

Until.

Someone in the Nature Sect forum privately messaged Loren’s account.

“Big shot, are you a Mentor, or are you a disciple belonging to which Natural Mentor? I am a disciple of Mentor Solon Linton.”

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