Pale green auroras hung across the sky like enormous curtains, their edges glowing with violet halos. They slowly swept past the military base's radar antennas, dyeing the cold metal domes with flowing emerald light.
After climbing over the military base's low fence, Lois approached the glacier with a camera in hand.
She slowly adjusted the camera settings. The moment the observation tower's lights swept across the glacier, she pressed the shutter.
Lois picked up the camera, preparing to see how the photo had turned out.
But after studying it for a moment, she suddenly froze. She enlarged one area of the image and saw something that shocked her.
Two figures were walking across the ancient, unchanging glacier.
They were two strangers, and that alone would have been fine. But they were wearing cool summer T-shirts.
Logically speaking, anyone walking through temperatures dozens of degrees below zero in such thin clothes would suffer hypothermia in less than fifteen minutes.
Yet from the way those two figures walked, they had clearly been traveling for quite some time. Their expressions remained unchanged, as though the freezing environment had not affected them in the slightest.
Thinking of the suspected alien spaceship beneath the glacier, Lois's eyes lit up. It seemed she had stumbled upon a major story.
Lois immediately headed forward, following the path the two figures had taken deeper into the glacier. She wanted to find out why they had secretly come here.
Following the narrow trail, Lois arrived beside a glacier. Looking at the uneven ice and the cliff beside it, she gritted her teeth and continued on.
Fortunately, the uneven glacier had protrusions she could use as footholds. Lois easily made her way along the ice wall.
At first, Lois thought she would need to cross the glacier and reach the