This would be an event forever recorded in the history of Deep Blue Star, from the discovery of the first aliens to their arrival and eventual departure.
Among the ships that descended, Lyra was undoubtedly the most eye-catching. It was simply too large—so large that a single warship could blot out the entire sky. If such a warship landed on the ground, it would inevitably cause tremendous upheaval. Who knew how many things it would crush?
Not only would it crush buildings and other structures, even the towering mountains on land would be flattened, causing mountainsides to collapse, landscapes to change, and more.
Thus, Lyra did not descend toward the continent like those small transport ships. Instead, it headed straight for the sea. Even so, it stirred up countless towering waves, more violent than the greatest storms on Earth. Wave after wave surged up like a heavenly curtain. From afar, it looked like a Kun Peng striking through the waters for three thousand miles, or a Divine Turtle carrying an island on its back.
Lyra chose the most desolate central region of the ocean, where hardly anyone ever ventured. Otherwise, such monstrous waves would have dealt devastating blows to Deep Blue Star's coastal nations. Especially when Lyra performed its final braking maneuver and stabilized itself, it was like a colossal iron had pressed a massive depression into the sea.
Although Lyra had no flaming exhaust nozzles, it possessed enormous Magnetic Propulsion Thrusters. With humanity's current technology, it was still impossible to activate a Warp Engine directly on a planet, so it could only use conventional power to decelerate. Magnetic Propulsion was Lyra's conventional power source.
The principle behind Magnetic Propulsion was to continuously generate reverse Monopole Magnetic Fields outside the Magnetic Propulsion Thrusters, creating a powerful reactive force against the