The night sky stretched overhead, dotted with stars, while the lights below glimmered faintly.
Along the Yangtze River in Wuhan, Leo and the twins walked together, enjoying the evening breeze and feeling thoroughly refreshed.
"Uncle Cao is living well, and he even has children now. That's pretty good."
Pietro sighed with emotion again.
In their memories, Uncle Cao was not very old. Back then, he had seemed more like a big brother to them.
He had been full of kindness and trust toward them.
They had never expected that when they met again, his entire demeanor would have changed. His once-flat stomach had developed a small paunch, and he now had a family of his own, with a wife and children.
This was exactly what the twins had hoped to see. Knowing that Uncle Cao from back then was now living a happy life was enough for them.
"This means one of your wishes has been fulfilled, but Uncle Cao's dream of traveling around the world still hasn't come true. I wonder if he'll ever get the chance. Judging by the looks of it, that seems unlikely."
Leo smiled from the side.
"But a plain and peaceful life is pretty good too. After all, things outside really aren't safe these days. For all we know, aliens might invade Earth again, or an Alien Civilization might wage war against Earth."
Leo looked at the twins as he continued.
"Just like Grandpa Cao said, the world isn't peaceful these days. Being able to survive is already lucky. If an Alien Civilization really invaded Earth, even a life like this might cease to exist."
Looking at the river rushing past beside them, Leo sighed softly.
Those words immediately made the twins tense up.
"Leo, will an Alien Civilization really invade again?"
"We heard