"My God, that ship is huge. Clark's home planet was that advanced?"
On the Arctic ice sheet, Diana, wrapped in a thick research-station parka, stood at the ship's entrance and stared at everything in shock. The expert stood beside her.
"Come on, let's take a look inside," the expert said. "There must be secrets aboard this ship that we still don't know about."
Diana nodded. She took the lasso from her waist and held it in her hand. Although the expert had already entered once and confirmed that there were no enemies or weapons inside, they still needed to stay alert.
They entered through the ship's main door. The interior layout was actually quite simple: a corridor leading to a hall. However, various objects had been placed around the hall, and the expert had come this time to search them for clues.
Diana looked around, but she did not see anything particularly unusual. She did not dare touch anything at random, so she went to the circular platform in the center and stood there watching the expert work.
The expert's target was something that looked like a cultivation chamber. But it was empty. Diana could not help asking, "Did whatever was inside escape?"
"No. It didn't contain an animal or a plant. It contained air."
"Air?"
"That's right, Kryptonian Qi." After a brief pause, the expert continued, "For carbon-based lifeforms, visiting an unfamiliar planet is extremely dangerous. The environment on that planet may not be suitable for survival, and it may also contain countless unknown and deadly viruses."
Diana suddenly understood. "I heard that ancient viruses are sealed inside Arctic glaciers. Is that true?"
"Yes and no. It's a little complicated to explain. You only need to know that whatever may be contained in extraterrestrial atmospheres is a hundred times