Adeli seemed to be undergoing some kind of evolution. After a long while, he replied, "I'm fine!"
Those watching Adeli's changes were relieved. They had thought Adeli was about to die.
Meanwhile, the scientists observing Adeli through the Third-Person Perspective also explained the situation. The intensity of consciousness representing Adeli was indeed increasing.
Then there was no doubt about it. Adeli was definitely undergoing some kind of transformation.
Everyone settled down and continued watching.
As time passed, the changes on Adeli Planet became increasingly obvious. The deaths of animals living within the planetary biosphere accelerated, starting with large animals and spreading to smaller ones. On land, in the oceans, in the skies... animals in every ecological niche died one after another.
The entire planet was instantly shrouded in the shadow of death, as though disaster had descended from the heavens. Heaven itself seemed determined not to let the animals live.
This was not an extinction event, but a World Extinction Event.
It was not only the animals that died. The lush plants also began to wither, though the changes in their bodies were slower and thus less obvious.
Day after day passed. One month later, virtually all flora and fauna on the planet had lost their lives, including microbial decomposers.
If Adeli Planet was regarded as a world, then this truly was the end of the world.
The simultaneous, comprehensive death of microbial decomposers meant that the corpses of those animals and plants could not decompose or degrade at all.
Animal carcasses lay everywhere across the planet.
If left unattended, these plant and animal remains would, over countless years, merge into the planet's soil. No... land without microorganisms could no longer be called soil.
From then on, the planet would be desolate. Without external interference, it would remain covered in