Standing aboard the spacecraft, they saw a world of "twilight" in the distance.
Within what should have been pitch-black space lay a boundless world of dim, dusky red. That endless murky crimson carried faint traces of dark brown, like the color of blood, causing an indescribable discomfort to rise within them.
Amid the dusky red, countless "irregular continental fragments" drifted past. Some continents even had "suns" above them. Yet the continents were tiny, and so were the suns, as though they could go out at any moment. The dim light could not penetrate the thick interstellar dust, leaving behind only vague patches of light.
These continental fragments drifted freely through the void. Though space was vast, there were simply too many of them. From time to time, they could see continents colliding.
Yet the continents here seemed to possess their own "barriers" and did not directly crash together. Usually, a hazy light flickered between two continents before they either bounced apart or passed by each other.
But sometimes, the force of impact was too great, the angle was wrong, or the barriers were too weak. The barriers shattered, and the continents slammed directly into one another. Sparks flew as endless rubble and dust burst in every direction, adding even more debris to the void and blocking out more light, forming "dark patches."
Among the endless fragments drifting through space, they occasionally spotted some "special shapes," such as arms thousands of kilometers long or heads as large as planets. As for bones, there was no telling how many there were.
As the fleet continued onward and the scans continued, demons hidden within the details were discovered.
Some irregular continents looked like nothing more than piles of random rocks. But careful scans revealed a horrifying truth—the so-called rocks were all bones!
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