Stay calm, stay calm... Xia Fan told himself. If he could not determine the shape of the five continents, then he could not say for certain that it was Earth.
By the same logic, the place he was in now might not necessarily be the Moon. It could be some other celestial body, or perhaps an artificial spacecraft.
Yet though his mind told him that, his emotions kept his gaze locked tightly on that azure planet, unable to shift even an inch.
"So beautiful..." Li murmured beside him.
She too had noticed that unique hemisphere in the sky.
Yes. After all, it was the color of home...
The atmosphere formed its protective ring, allowing it to retain ample moisture while also suppressing the wind's speed. Slow-moving storms scattered the clouds like snowflakes, while the vast oceans reflected patches of azure. Compared to monotonously crimson Mars and Saturn, forever ravaged by superstorms, Earth was both lively and tranquil. One glance at it from space was enough to know that this celestial body was anything but ordinary.
"What exactly is that thing hanging in the sky?" Venerable Shengtian felt utter chaos in her head, and even began to doubt this world a little.
Half an hour ago, she had still been outside Baiyao Mountain. The sun hanging high overhead had indicated fine weather today, and even when entering the cave, she had not felt anything strange—after all, she had traveled back and forth between the two places many times and knew this route like the back of her hand.
Yet everything had changed because of one sentence from Xia Fan.
She had seen the breach in the mountain.
Not only that, she had walked through that breach and seen another sky entirely different from the first.
The sun had vanished without a