Lord of the Time: I Can Reincarnate Infinitely

After the intense showdown with Vortix, life on the spaceship settled into a more routine pace. Caleb, now recognized as a powerhouse even among the Ufotans, found himself in a peculiar slice of life amidst the stars.

One day, in the spaceship's communal area, Caleb lounged with his team, sipping on a beverage that looked like liquid silver, a popular Ufotan drink. "Can you believe this shit?" Caleb joked, gesturing with his cup. "A week ago, we were nobodies in this tin can, and now we're buddy-buddy with the galaxy's big shots."

Leo, munching on a snack that resembled neon-green popcorn, chimed in, "Yeah, and that offer from Vortix, man, that's some wild stuff. Honorary supreme adviser? You're basically Ufotan royalty now."

Mia, always the curious one, was scanning a data pad. "According to this, the 200,000 acres of land you got are in one of the most beautiful and resource-rich regions on Ufotan. Plus, those spaceships? Top-of-the-line models, equipped with the latest tech."

Caleb shrugged, a smug grin on his face. "Not bad for a day's work, huh? But seriously, I'm not about to start playing space king or anything. As long as they don't bug me too much, I'm cool with it."

Sarah, who had been quiet, looked up from her own data pad. "It's not just about land or titles. This position gives us leverage, a say in galactic affairs. We could influence decisions, help Earth." Enjoy exclusive chapters from My Virtual Library Empire

The conversation turned to lighter topics, with Alex recounting a hilarious incident where he got lost in the spaceship's labyrinthine corridors, ending up in a section reserved for zero-gravity sports. "You should've seen it, guys. I floated into a game of zero-G soccer by accident. Took me hours to figure out how to get back!"

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In the spaceship's lounge, the atmosphere was relaxed as groups mingled and conversed. The Ufotan officials were in one corner, discussing the recent events with a mix of awe and apprehension.

"I still can't believe what we witnessed with Adam," one Ufotan official whispered to another. "To think he possesses such power... it's both exciting and terrifying."

"Indeed," replied another, adjusting his uniform. "His strength could be a great asset, but also a potential threat. We must tread carefully."

Meanwhile, the Earth officials were huddled together, speculating about the future. "Adam's new status could really elevate Earth's position in the galactic community," one mused, sipping a steaming cup of an exotic-looking beverage.

"True, but we must ensure that this newfound influence doesn't attract the wrong kind of attention," another added, her eyes scanning the room.

Over at the Earth Team's table, the mood was lighter. "Did you see the look on Vortix's face when Adam refused his offer?" Leo chuckled, mimicking the shock. "Priceless!"

"Yeah, Adam's got balls, I'll give him that," Mia agreed, laughing. "But seriously, his power... it's no joke. We're playing in a whole new league now."

Alex, fiddling with a small gadget he'd picked up from the market, piped up, "I'm just glad we're on his good side. Imagine having to go up against him!"

The conversation drifted to more mundane matters, like plans for the next shore leave and bets on who would win the spaceship's upcoming zero-gravity race.

...

Hours later, in the spaceship's recreation area, the mood was relaxed. Ufotan and Earth officials were engaged in a friendly game of holographic chess, a crowd gathering to watch the strategic play unfold.

"Your move, Earthling," said a Ufotan official, his eyes twinkling with amusement as he gestured to the holographic board where pieces floated in mid-air.

An Earth official stroked his chin thoughtfully, then made a move that elicited a murmur of surprise from the onlookers. "Didn't see that coming, did you?" he teased, a small smile breaking his usually stern demeanor.

The Ufotan, nodding appreciatively, responded, "Impressive strategy. You've adapted well to our game."

Days later, in the ship's botanical garden, members of the Earth Team and some Ufotan officials were enjoying a guided tour. "These plants are not just for oxygen generation," explained the Ufotan guide. "They also have medicinal properties and contribute to our ship's ecosystem balance."

Mia, intrigued, leaned closer to a plant with luminescent leaves. "Fascinating! On Earth, we have similar research, but nothing on this scale."

A week into their journey, the atmosphere had become one of mutual respect and curiosity between the two groups. In the dining hall, Earthlings and Ufotans shared meals, exchanging stories and laughter.

"Adam told us about your planet's oceans," a Ufotan remarked to Leo during dinner. "We have nothing like that on Ufota. It must be incredible to see."

Leo, taking a bite of his meal, nodded enthusiastically. "Oh, it's amazing. Next time you visit Earth, I'll take you on a tour."

As the days passed, the boundaries between the two groups blurred, with Earthlings and Ufotans often found engaged in deep conversations, playing games, or collaborating on shipboard tasks.

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Weeks into their journey, the spaceship made a routine stop at a planet known for its vast libraries and knowledge archives. Caleb (Adam) and his team took the opportunity to explore and unwind.

"Man, could spend years in here and not even scratch the surface," Caleb remarked, gazing in awe at the towering shelves filled with data crystals in the planet's grand library.

Mia, her eyes sparkling with excitement, replied, "Think of all the knowledge stored here! I'm going to download some archives on alien flora."

Hours later, the team found themselves in a simulation room on the ship, trying out different physical activities. Caleb, with a mischievous grin, challenged Leo to a simulated mountain climb. "Bet I can reach the top before you, slowpoke!"

Leo, not backing down, retorted, "You're on, Adam! Just don't cry when I beat you to it."

As they started their climb, their competitive banter continued, much to the amusement of the rest of the team.

Days later, in the ship's lounge, Caleb and the team were engaged in a heated card game with some Ufotan officers. "You sure you're not cheating, Adam?" one Ufotan teased as Caleb laid down a winning hand.

Caleb chuckled, "Just playing the cards I'm dealt, buddy. But hey, I won't complain if you think my luck's too good!"

A week later, during a casual dinner with a group of Ufotans, Caleb got into a light-hearted debate about the best type of spacecraft propulsion. "Nothing beats the old-fashioned thrusters for feeling the speed," Caleb argued, enjoying the interaction.

An Ufotan engineer countered, "Ah, but you haven't experienced the smoothness of quantum drift engines. It's like gliding on cosmic winds!"