The Impossible Sequel to Genshin Impact

On a sunny day, Ying and Kong sat in the P20 starship, looking at the starry sky outside the window. Suddenly, Ying asked curiously: "Dickel, you have been a member of the Abyss Organization for hundreds of years, how come you don't even have a house?" Kong also echoed: "Yes, why is that?" Dickel shrugged helplessly, smiled bitterly and said: "One square meter costs an average of 1.5 credit points, do you think I can afford it? A machine of the same model as Sister Abyss only costs 1.2 credit points, and this 580-year-old P20 starship is my home."

Ying and Kong were shocked to hear this number. They originally thought that Dickel chose to live in the starship just because of personal preference, but they didn't expect that there was such a realistic reason behind it. "Wow, the housing prices are so high!" Ying exclaimed. Kong couldn't help but frowned: "It's unbelievable." Dickel shook his head helplessly and sighed: "Alas, there is no way, the land resources of the Abyss Federation are limited, and the population is increasing, so the housing prices are naturally raised." His eyes revealed a trace of helplessness and disappointment.

Ying looked at Dickel with concern and asked softly, "Are you planning to live in the starship forever?" Dickel was silent for a moment, then answered firmly, "This is the only way for now, but I still hope to have my own house one day." A trace of desire and longing flashed in his eyes, as if he saw a better life in the future.

"Don't worry, Dickel. If we work together, we will realize this dream one day." Kong patted 3's shoulder and comforted him.

"Well, thank you. But by the way, do you have your own residence in the Abyss Federation?" Dickel asked curiously.

"No, we've only been here for two years and don't have that much savings yet." Kong sighed.

"Yes, you have always lived here with me," Dickel replied.

"For now we can only stay at your place." Sora shrugged helplessly.

"How about this, I can buy you a few mobile phones," Dickel invited enthusiastically.

"Really? Thank you so much!" Kong and Ying said gratefully.

"You're welcome. We are all friends." Dickel said with a smile.

"That's great, we can keep in touch with each other in the future!" Ying said happily.

"Haha, yeah." Dickel nodded.

At this time, Dickel suddenly thought: "Oh, right, should we go to the market in Space A to find some good stuff? There may be something you need there."

"Oh? What is space A?" Ying asked curiously.

"For one space, we only need to board the Star Train Line 8 and ride five stops to get there," Dickel explained.

"What is an interstellar train?" Kong asked doubtfully.

"I read in a book that in order to facilitate the travel of various civilizations, interstellar trains stay in Space A most of the time and only come out when they arrive at a station. I heard that there are some platforms and other things in Space A." Kong explained.

"It sounds interesting, let's go check it out!" Ying suggested excitedly.

So, the three of them decided to go to the market in Space A together, hoping to find some useful items there. They walked into the station and waited patiently. As time passed, Ying asked impatiently, "Why hasn't the train come yet?" Dickel comforted her, "It should be here soon." Before he finished speaking, a train drove into the platform, as if it had heard their expectations.

Dickel led everyone on the train and found seats to sit down. As the train slowly started, a warning sounded suddenly: "The train is about to enter space A, please be prepared for the impact." Everyone became nervous and held the handrails tightly.

However, just as the warning sounded, the train suddenly shook violently, as if it was hit by a powerful force. Ying and Kong were caught off guard, and their bodies suddenly leaned forward and fell to the ground. The passengers around them burst into laughter, and they hurriedly got up in embarrassment and put their clothes in order.

This sudden change makes them realize that this journey may not be as smooth as they imagined. What challenges will be waiting for them next?

Another reminder sounded suddenly: "The train has entered Space A, the next stop is the seventh satellite of the Baltiya civilization..."

As time passed, warning sounds continued to ring and fall, and finally, "This train has arrived at the final stop - Market. Passengers are requested to get off in an orderly manner."

Dickel took Ying and Kong off the train. After they walked out of the station, Ying and Kong exclaimed, "There are so many shops here!"

As they walked, they looked around curiously at the shops around them. At this time, a familiar voice came into their ears.

"What? This 120 times compressed energy costs 7.8 credits??? You profiteer! Last time it was only 2 credits, why is it so expensive this time! Do you believe me, I will report you for charging unreasonable fees???"

This was Shen's voice. He seemed to be arguing with a merchant about the price. On the other side, the merchant responded indifferently, "It's up to you to take it or not." Hearing the argument, Dickel and the others hurried over. Shen was staring at the merchant with anger on his face, while the merchant looked indifferent.

"Shen, what's wrong?" Dickel asked curiously, looking at Shen's angry expression.

"This store is too much! The last time I bought 120 times compressed energy here, it only cost 2 credit points, but now it costs 7.8! Isn't this a rip-off?" Shen said indignantly.

"Oh, forget it, Shen. Maybe it's because prices have gone up recently. Let's go to another store and have a look." Ying consoled.

"No! I must find this merchant and have an argument today! Why has the price increased so outrageously?" Shen was stubborn and refused to give up.

At this time, a man in a suit and with a serious look came over. He looked carefully at the goods in the store and said to the merchant, "Our company needs to purchase a large amount of this 120 times compressed energy. Please name a price."

When the merchant heard this, he immediately put on a flattering smile and said, "Sir, you really have good taste. How about this, I'll give you a preferential price, 5 credit points?"

"5? That's too expensive. The most I can give you is 3." The man began to bargain without hesitation.

"Thirty thousand? Isn't this price a bit low..." The merchant was obviously hesitant, but after careful consideration, he finally nodded and agreed to the deal, and shouted loudly: "Okay, this is the price, thirty thousand, deal!"

Shen, who was standing nearby, was simply stunned, his mouth opened wide, and he said in amazement: "This...isn't this too exaggerated?"

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