Liu Di returned to the Tian Jue Hao.
Little Liu ran forward. "What was inside Uranus? The signal cut off just now!"
Liu Di shook his head. "Just a huge ice core. Its complex refractive surfaces distorted the images I captured."
"Oh?"
The little boy narrowed his eyes, clearly unconvinced.
Of course.
Liu Di was unconvinced as well.
And a terrifying suspicion had arisen in his heart.
After a long while.
Liu Di suddenly smiled. "Come on. Let's go to the Sun."
Little Liu's eyes immediately lit up.
The Tian Jue Hao entered a wormhole, like it had flown into a colorful tunnel. A dazzling, multicolored scene filled the Tian Jue Hao's view.
As Earthlings, Little Liu, Kun Sang, and Little Bottle Cap were full of anticipation for their next destination.
Bulin was in high spirits and suddenly began to sing, her voice distant and innocent.
"On Monday, I stay in bed on Pluto and don't want to get up. On Tuesday, I harvest the potatoes I planted on Mars. On Wednesday, I take a spaceship to see you. On Thursday, we go on an adventure together. On Friday, we move rocks on a White Dwarf Star. On Saturday, we escape the Mother Universe together. On Sunday, we eat all the aliens. Disobedient children will be made to stand on the Moon as punishment."
Amid the singing, the Tian Jue Hao emerged from the wormhole.
Its location:
26.35 million kilometers from the Sun.
The closest humanity had ever come to the Sun in history.
At such a distance, the dazzling star already blotted out the sky.
It appeared as an incomparably colossal fireball.
If Earth were a glass marble, then it would be an inflated yoga ball.
The Sun's true volume could contain one million Earths.
Without the Tian Jue