Good news: humanity mainly lived beneath the lunar surface, where there were many large fortresses and human footprints had spread everywhere.
Bad news: the stone had stopped glowing.
Wang Jixuan tucked the Stone of the Past into his clothes and wandered through the lunar fortresses with Ling Tong.
To be fair, the scenery here was quite nice.
In many places, all one had to do was look up to see that enormous blue disk hanging overhead, accompanied by an inexplicable sense of oppression.
As everyone knew, when viewing Earth from the moon, that "sphere" appeared more than ten times larger than the moon did when viewed from Earth.
Such a sight could give people the illusion that they were very small.
Ling Tong loved this scenery and took many photos with her personal communicator. Wang Jixuan, however, had no time to appreciate it. He hugged the now-quiet Stone of the Past and muttered to himself.
Then he took Ling Tong back and forth between near-lunar orbit and the fortresses beneath the moon.
The Stone of the Past only emitted and withdrew its rosy glow at certain distances and specific locations.
In that case, if the Ina Civilization had obtained the Stone of the Past and sent it to the City in the Clouds for worship, it really might not have observed this phenomenon.
The possibility of treasure being hidden here was decreasing.
But if there truly was treasure, and it predated the Ina Civilization, which was less than a million years old... then that possibility was increasing.
Wang Jixuan patiently had Ling Tong help him keep records as he piloted the ship and began conducting fixed-point investigations.
After several hours of this, a map appeared before them.
In the space outside the moon, there was a cylindrical area thirty kilometers