After deciding to head as far East as I could get I had to haul ass a fair way north in order to head farther out towards the edge of the galaxy. I had heard rumour that the furthest East you could get was somewhere in the Dryeou Fleau sector, so I plotted a route in that direction and set off.

I woke up the following day and decided that 29,700ly was not far enough East in the galaxy and I had to get further out. This would mean putting in some ly north as well as east. I had heard rumors that there was a system right on the edge of the galaxy called Dryeou Fleau SS-U D2-0 which was a mind blowing 40,100 ly East of Sol but also 18,000ly North. Destination set, I decided to try to track down some Polonium to replenish my Jumponium reserves, the first day searching a planet which my scanners showed up as having a source drew nothing. As I had over 20,000ly to go before I would be needing any more I set off towards the edge of the galaxy hoping to find another source en-route.

My journey out of the bubble was swift heading East as far as I could go. My mapping computer plotted me a route out to Flyue Dryiae KO-F D12-15 which is 20,000ly east of Sol, almost all of the systems on this leg of my trip had been undiscovered, which is always a bonus. My ship could plot a route for about another 9000ly due East but wouldn't go any further, I managed to override this with a bit of Jumponium to get another 700 ly further East ending up at Stuefio AY-F D12-0 some 29,710ly due East of Sol. This was as far as I could get in a direct line from Sol along the 0 line. I managed to find a few systems beyond the 29,000ly line that had not been discovered, so they may have my name on them one day if I make it back in one bit.

I have been stuck working for other people for far too long, it's time to get back out into the black. I decided to head right along the 0 line out of Sol. Lets see how far we can get before I run out of stars