The Starweave Shuttle isn't as difficult to use as Qin Xiaoshao described. Yet, these minor inconveniences are precisely what people who dread hassle notice—and miss out on, opting instead for top-tier法宝. The only truly astute person is Qingya, who benefits from being able to borrow and use it at any time. The Star Domain Map inside the Shuttle encompasses the entire world. To reach a destination, one must first pinpoint the location, after which the shuttle automatically takes off. In theory, it's simple—practically, however, it's quite cumbersome. The size of this world remains unclear to everyone. Unless one is deeply familiar with a specific region, who can be certain that their chosen destination is correct? Should the direction be mistaken, one might end up in a completely unfamiliar place—this isn't the worst part. The real concern arises if one then loses the way back. Qin Xiaoshao has his own solution. He steps onto a flying sword, heading southwest, with Qingya following closely behind on her own flying sword. The beautiful Inspector expressed her puzzlement, asking, "So, exactly what are we going to do? Can you tell me?" Qin Shao chuckled, "We're going to capture prisoners." "Prisoners? To use them for our own purposes?" she exclaimed, eyes narrowing. "That seems rather naive. How could the magical race possibly surrender to us?" "Wait and see," Qin Shao deliberately held off answering. Qingya was eager to know the answer, yet her pride kept her composed. Not long after, they encountered a small magical unit engaged in attacks against a civilian district of a certain nation. Before launching the assault, the commander reminded them, "Please don't kill the captain—keep him alive, he'll be useful." "Understood," the beautiful Inspector replied, slightly impatient. "Just not kill him, or attack him heavily." "Heh, just beat him senseless—or nearly so," he said with a mischievous smile. "All we need is for him to survive with a pulse. After that, you're free to do whatever you like." Before he had finished speaking, Qingya had already launched her attack. Under her command, several lightning bolts接连 struck the demonic forces with precision. The demons were completely unprepared, caught off guard—especially the officer standing atop the dragon shark's head, who took multiple strikes and instantly lost control of his body, slipping off and tumbling down to the ground, where he crashed into a deep crater. Qin Shao remained calm, throwing his Haotian hammer; after all, it was only a small squad, and a few well-placed blows would be enough to deal with them. Qingya didn't slow down either—she continued to summon lightning from Lei Mingzhu while directing her flying swords to cut down the demonic forces. Deep down, she still felt uneasy, as she wasn't satisfied with Qin Feng having defeated more demons than she had. Within less than three minutes, the entire full-strength demonic squad was wiped out—though their commanding officer still had a pulse. Qin Feng leapt down from his flying sword, planted a foot squarely on the young captain's neck, and said coldly, "If you don't want to die, cooperate with me. You only need to answer one question—I'll consider sparing your life, shall we?" The young captain gritted his teeth and replied, "Kill me, then. Our magical race will never cooperate with such a humble species. Give up hope right now." "Death is easy, but I won't let you die so easily," he said, his scorn growing sharper. "Moreover, don't reject so quickly. Listen to my question first, then decide." It was clear that everyone feared death—no matter how noble or powerful—so long as there was a chance to live, anyone would be willing to consider an alliance. Qin Feng spoke calmly, "What interests me is—where exactly did you come from?" "Exactly this question," the young captain blinked, slightly surprised. He couldn't believe it—how could this be so simple? Qin nodded seriously. "That's exactly the issue. As soon as you tell me the answer, I'll set you free. How about that?" The squad leader's eyes were filled with excitement. Though he truly didn't dare betray the magical race, facing such a simple question—just one straightforward answer—that could save his life—how could he possibly refuse? Without hesitation, he said, "We come from Crystal King Star, one of the thirteen stellar domains in the Magical Realm, located hundreds of thousands of light-years away from your Earth." "Wait a moment—Crystal King Star? I've never heard of it," Qin Feng interrupted, sneering. "You're not going to pull a trick on me, are you? If you dare to lie, I'll snap your head right off." The squad member quickly replied, "How could I possibly deceive you? We truly hail from Crystal King Star. Under the rule of the Magical Realm, there are hundreds of planets, and we are just one of them. What would be the point of lying? Besides, you'll never make it that far anyway—so why would I invent a story?" Qingya guessed Qin Feng's intention—he wanted to find out the exact location of the magical realm and then use the Stellar Shuttle to strike the magical race by surprise. Qin's eyebrows lifted. "You're not kidding, right?" "I swear, I'm not," the squad leader insisted firmly. But then he was slapped, instantly blinking with stars in his eyes. Qin Feng growled, "Nonsense! I've studied astronomy deeply—how come I've never heard of 'Crystal King Star' before?" The squad leader nodded slowly, speaking with care, "Our names for celestial bodies differ from those used by people on Earth. I heard from the Warrior Leader that your astronomers refer to our Crystal King Star as PXY9012. Honestly, we ourselves don't believe it—given your technological level, how could you possibly detect a planet so far away, over half a million light-years? Maybe it was just a lucky coincidence." "Good heavens, a lucky coincidence! There are certainly capable individuals among humans—don't you think?" Qin Feng gave him another slap and said, "Are you sure it's PXY9012?" "I'm sure," said the squad leader. To save his life, he truly didn't dare to lie. He thought that even if he told Qin Feng the truth, what could he possibly do? Could Qin Feng really fly there? That's a distance of several hundred thousand light-years—something humans simply couldn't achieve. Humans certainly couldn't. Even sending probes to Mars would take over a decade. But this guy is a cultivator—endowed with treasures and tools that even your magical race can only dream of. Wow! He pulled out his tablet, opened Baidu, and conducted a search. Sure enough, it matched what the squad leader had described: PXY9012 is a planet located several hundred thousand light-years from Earth, roughly one-quarter the size of Earth. "Then you can go," he said generously. The squad leader was overjoyed—having managed to survive this ordeal. He rose from the ground and took off running, dreading that Qin Feng might change his mind at the last minute. Pfft...pffft... Just a few steps out, a sword suddenly pierces his back through the chest. He stumbles, turns with a look of resentment and says, "Humans, you've been inconsistent!" Qin Shao spreads his hands, then points to Qingya beside him. "This has nothing to do with me. I truly intended to release you, but my companions won't agree. They insist on killing you, and I can't stop them. Next time, I'll make sure to confirm everything before I run."