Then, Before everyone's eyes, the sun went completely dark, turning into a sheet of black cloth—dull, flat, utterly impenetrable to light—drowning every pair of upturned eyes in the same absolute darkness.
As the sun vanished, the full moon appeared, but its original silvery white had faded completely, replaced by a blood-red hue.
Only then did the Chaldeans finally collapse completely.
Power beyond imagination and overwhelming terror crushed the lofty hypocrisy they had maintained as the superior race, exposing their true nature as they began to beg without end.
"No... no! Stop! Please, stop!"
"We were wrong! We admit our guilt! We shouldn't have tortured her! We... we'll give you all our technology! We'll give you our planet! Please forgive us! Please show us mercy!!"
"I don't want to die! I'm just an ordinary person! Dissecting aliens was the decision of those higher-ups—it had nothing to do with me! Spare me!!"
They kept begging, hoping Qianyi would spare them.
Unfortunately, the way they had remained unmoved by Olga-Marie's pleas and begging—and had even intensified their torture of her—had determined Qianyi's attitude toward them.
And so, The stars in the sky began to fall.
Hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands—the entire firmament filled with falling stars. Those suns that had burned for hundreds of millions of years, light-years away, all came crashing down, like unripe figs shaken from a tree by a strong wind.
The heavens began to shift, followed closely by the mountains and islands, which began to move away from their original places.
Lands that had been surrounded by seawater for tens of thousands of years, lands that had once sustained human life, silently sank beneath the surface and returned to the ocean that had borne them aloft for hundreds of millions of years.
After the mountains and islands departed, the