Rather, it was because that being's mass had already fallen to the absolute limit.
So low that it approached nothingness.
Like a speck of dust floating amid the mass readings of an enormous planet, almost drowned out.
But Lin Feng's perception told him it was not dust.
It was a living being.
She had compressed her existence to the utmost.
She had almost erased every trace of her mass from this universe.
"This way."
Lin Feng opened his eyes and marked a direction on the star chart.
Su Li adjusted their course and flew in that direction.
They flew for roughly six hours.
The shattered planet appeared outside the viewport.
Lin Feng entered the airlock and went outside.
He planted his feet on the ship's hull and looked toward the shattered planet's surface.
The living being was in a depression on the planet's surface.
A naturally formed rocky hollow.
Lin Feng leaped off the ship and flew straight toward the planet's surface.
The shattered planet had weak gravity.
When Lin Feng landed, his steps were much lighter than usual.
He walked across the rocky ground toward the hollow.
He stepped inside and saw her.
She was an old woman.
She sat on a flat rock.
Her frame was exceptionally small and thin, like a bundle of dried kindling.
Her skin was dark gray, covered in fine lines.
Like an ancient stone weathered for countless years.
White hair hung down on either side, reaching the ground and coiling around several times upon it.
Her eyes were closed.
There was not the slightest fluctuation in her aura.
Had Lin Feng's physical perception not confirmed that she was alive, he would almost have thought she was a petrified corpse.
Lin Feng stopped three meters in front of her.
He was silent for a