Through this analysis,
Su Wen even made a further connection:
"Could the Space Station Relic of the Silver Mechanical City be connected to Miss Angelia's mother?"
In other words,
as the world he encountered grew ever broader, he had to connect everything within it. Then, he could find the answer to everything.
At the same time,
in a dark and profound corner of the universe before Su Wen, this once vast and prosperous space station floated silently in the boundless void like a discarded speck of stardust.
Beyond the enormous interstellar viewing window that had once symbolized hope and infinite possibility:
the magnificent stellar ring of Aquarius Silver City still revolved quietly around the star, like the brightest pearl in the universe, radiating a cold and mysterious glow.
However,
the light of that vast, icy stellar ring could not penetrate the station's heavy darkness.
Nor could it illuminate every corner that had already fallen into despair.
Countless silver-gray insect shells glimmered eerily beneath the weak emergency lights. Like cold scales, they swiftly spread across every inch of territory that had once belonged to humanity.
The air was filled with a smell mingling rusted metal and the bodily fluids of unknown creatures. It was the unique trace left behind by the clash between civilization and savagery, enough to send chills down one's spine.
Accompanied by the clattering of the swarm's beating wings.
At the same time,
outside the blast-proof glass.
People fled frantically through the narrow passageways, their faces filled with terror and despair.
Yet death followed them like a shadow, spreading relentlessly across this land of despair.
The swarm's claws and Fangtooth were like merciless harvesters, ruthlessly devouring one living life after another.
Severed limbs scattered through the darkness, while blood and bodily fluids pooled into horrifying rivers across the