The Disaster That Began in Lorenz Riel

In an instant,

It was as though countless invisible hands had reached out at once, gently lifting the starships that had originally remained motionless.

They slowly left the ground, carrying hopes for the future and courage toward the unknown as they set off for the stars.

The sight resembled countless arrows launched together, yet it was far more magnificent and far more breathtaking than any volley of arrows.

As the initial velocity correction for the catapult launch was completed,

the main engines of countless starships ignited in an instant.

They erupted with dazzling light, and amid deep, powerful roars, the starships began to move slowly.

The thrust vector control systems engaged, precisely adjusting every starship's flight posture to ensure stability during ascent.

Even so,

the most eye-catching sight was undoubtedly the brilliant flames spraying from the sterns of the starships:

Those flames were not merely products of combustion.

They were the magnificent spectacle of highly condensed, transformed energy being released in an instant.

They shone as brilliantly as a meteor shower, illuminating the darkness of space before falling one by one toward Clemence One's planetary orbit.

Every flame was a light of hope, illuminating the Nameless Ones' efforts to save the fate of civilization.

Among them was even an enormous starship that was clearly faster than the others. It was Norma's Escort Starship.

She was about to carry out her first mission:

Its name was:

Clemence One—Aerospace Cruise

At the same time,

Su Wen casually gripped the control stick of the small evacuation ship he was riding with one hand.

Since Qin was still centrally controlling the current flight path through the Star Tower's core, and the anticipated signal interference had yet to appear,

he was not overly worried.

But at that moment, lines of system messages appeared right on