Chapter 970: Chapter 970 Divine Travel Vast Void

Lin Shen looked at the Second Elder of the Deng Family, at a loss for words for a moment.

If you say he’s talking nonsense, trying to trick information out of Lin Shen’s mouth, but how could an ordinary person know his surname Lin, know he has a brother, and know his nickname as the young master?

These Lin Shen never mentioned on the Chrysanthemum, and he came from the Ancient Realm, it would be impossible for the Second Elder of the Deng Family to investigate his background.

But to say he really has some connection with the Lin Family, he also called Lin Shen Young Sixth Master.

Where did this Sixth come from in the Lin Family? Including their elder sister, they only have five siblings, so where did this Young Sixth Master come from?

If there really isn’t any relation, how could the Second Elder of the Deng Family dare to assert such things as if they were true?

Looking at the Second Elder of the Deng Family, Lin Shen was truly puzzled by him, unclear about his actual situation.

“Young Sixth Master, don’t be stunned, choose. If you don’t like them, we can change for another batch,” said the Second Elder of the Deng Family casually.

“I’m not interested in these; let them go out. Let’s talk alone,” Lin Shen wasn’t sure who the man had mistaken him for, and it was better to clarify first.

Otherwise, when the Second Elder of the Deng Family discovers he is not that person, the consequences will be more troublesome than clarifying now.

The Second Elder of the Deng Family waved his hand, letting all the women out. Lin Shen waited for them all to leave and the door to be closed, leaving only him and the Second Elder in the warehouse, then he carefully said, “Second Young Master…”

But as soon as he had uttered three words, he was interrupted by the Second Elder of the Deng Family: “Don’t call me Second Young Master; you are my brother’s younger brother, which makes you my brother too, call me Second Brother.”

“Second Brother Deng, you said I’m your brother’s younger brother, then what is your brother’s name?” Lin Shen asked.

It was simple for Lin Shen to clarify this matter; knowing the name of the Second Elder of the Deng Family’s brother would naturally differentiate if the person he mentioned had any relation to Lin Shen.

Of course, it would be best if there were a photo; with the advanced technology of Celestial Court, and the strong relationship between the Second Elder and that person as they called each other brothers, it would be normal to have taken any recorded images together.

“I don’t know,” the answer from the Second Elder was unexpected.

“I’m asking your brother’s name,” thinking he hadn’t heard clearly, Lin Shen repeated.

“Yes, I don’t know,” answered the Second Elder as if it were only natural, his expression unchanged.

Lin Shen looked at the Second Elder with an extremely bizarre expression. The Second Elder Deng claimed the person was his brother but didn’t even know his name.

But the Second Elder was indifferent to Lin Shen’s gaze, self-indulgently saying, “The friendship of gentlemen is as pure as water. If the friendship has endured long, why bother about what the other’s surname is, or their origin? Though I come from a prominent family, the brotherhood between me and your brother is something no external forces can interfere with. Rest assured staying here, with me around, no one can do anything to you.”

Dumbfounded, Lin Shen looked at the Second Elder, thinking this man was really spouting nonsense.

He said so much, but actually just expressed one thing, that the Second Elder of the Deng Family and the person from Lin Family he mentioned were not actually familiar.

Lin Shen speculated that maybe the person just passed by and casually helped him, without making a big deal out of it, yet he considered the person a sworn brother.

Of course, it’s also possible that there wasn’t even such a person, and the Second Elder just fabricated him to deceive Lin Shen.

Lin Shen thought carefully; on the Chrysanthemum, he had never revealed his surname or his family ties, not even topics related to it. How did the Second Elder of the Deng Family know his surname Lin, and knew he had a brother?

Lin Shen pondered left and right, but he still felt that there was something wrong.

Second Elder of the Deng Family, however, did not dwell so much on it. He stood up, patted Lin Shen on the shoulder, and said, “Settle down in peace, and let me know if you need anything. Here on Kuafu Star, there is rarely anything that I cannot handle.”

As he spoke, Second Elder of the Deng Family left the warehouse. When he reached the doorway, he turned around and said another sentence to Lin Shen, “Keep your distance from Duo. That guy may look harmless but he’s actually very scheming, the kind who would trap and kill without compensating. If you get too close to him, you’ll suffer.”

“Second Brother Deng, are you really sure that I am your brother’s younger brother?” Lin Shen couldn’t help but ask again.

He clearly understood that Duo was not someone to be associated with. He had just returned to Kuafu Star and had already been tricked by him.

Fortunately, the Second Elder of the Deng Family had other plans, otherwise, Lin Shen’s days would certainly not be easy.

“That bastard Duo, to burn the bridges after crossing, I will settle this account with him sooner or later,” Lin Shen thought bitterly to himself.

Little did he know that Duo brought him back just to have him serve as a witness, to prove that he was injured and had issues with his brain.

The people of the Deng Family wanted to question Lin Shen, which was exactly what Duo needed. Lin Shen didn’t need to lie; by simply stating what he knew, he could assist her.

But Duo didn’t expect that the Second Elder of the Deng Family would recognize Lin Shen and didn’t ask anything, nullifying her earlier scheming.

Actually, Duo was overthinking it; none of the Deng Family really suspected anything wrong with her.

Or rather, during this crucial period of marriage alliance between the two clans, even if there were issues with Deng Aduo, they wouldn’t let these issues become a problem.

While Duo was still carefully dealing with the Deng Family members, Lin Shen was already flying high with joy.

This warehouse was originally the Second Elder of the Deng Family’s personal play den, not only filled with various high-tech products but also many top-notch collectibles.

Lin Shen did not touch those collectibles; he simply used an ordinary Smart Brain to accomplish many incredible operations.

The technological advancement of Celestial Court far exceeded Lin Shen’s imagination.

Because Celestial Court does not allow Divine Beings to harm each other, nor does it allow the initiation of wars, otherwise, calamities would descend.

But Divine Beings, possessing such formidable powers and having no outlet to vent, would eventually become a problem.

The numerous rankings created by Celestial Court were also an attempt to address this issue.

Lin Shen had previously wondered, with Celestial Court being so vast and boundless and so many Divine Beings, how did they gather to participate in various competitions?

Even if they used the Teleportation Array to transport repeatedly, in such a vast Cosmic universe, who could frequently afford to transport this way? The waste of time, energy, and resources was too immense.

Now, Lin Shen finally understood how it worked. The Celestial Court actually had a device called “Divine Travel Vast Void Pod,” through which thoughts could enter a world known as the Great Void.

The Great Void world was similar to a gaming world; dying there had no effect on the body.

However, in the Great Void world, one could do anything that couldn’t be done in the Celestial Court. One could engage in frenzied battles, or unlimited killing, and the reality of that world made many suspect that the Great Void world was not a virtual world. The Divine Travel Vast Void Pods could replicate everything one hundred percent, identical to one’s real life existence.

Even clothes, electronic devices, pets, Aberrant Divine Artifacts, etc., could be replicated, leading some to suspect that the Great Void was actually another parallel universe.

All sorts of rankings in Celestial Court were conducted in the Great Void world.