Taxisis and Momola exchanged a glance, rooted to the spot.
If they could still barely understand the earlier parts, this section had already gone completely beyond their imagination.
Although they had witnessed many incredible, magnificent sights after meeting Xia Fan, they still found it difficult to form a comprehensive understanding of an event like a planetary collision.
"Would... this world shatter?" Taxisis hesitantly asked after standing dazed for a long while.
"Something like... an egg hitting a rock?" Momola described it with difficulty. After all, judging from the model, Earth was much larger than the Moon.
"The Moon isn't an egg. The process is complicated, but if I had to compare it to something, it would be more like one lump of wet mud crashing into another." Xia Fan shrugged.
In all of Qi State, only he, Thought Control, and An could clearly understand this. Inside the Escape Tower, Thought Control had simulated the entire collision process—the moment it was magnified to a celestial scale, neither Earth nor the Moon could be considered indestructible. On the contrary, they displayed ample elasticity and pliability. The unnaturally orbiting Moon Satellite would break through the constraints of the Roche limit and embed itself in Earth's surface before shattering apart, instantly ripping open its thin crust and plunging deep into the mantle in one stroke.
That force would also act upon the Moon, turning it into a molten pillar of rock that surged upward into space. Yet under the pull of gravity, it could not gain true freedom. Instead, it would be dragged back toward the ground, over and over again, like a churning mud pit. At the same time, the shockwave would sweep across Earth's surface repeatedly, thoroughly reshuffling all surface matter.
But that was not the end.
The enormous impact force would