The crisis that had nearly brought Blue Star to ruin was resolved just like that, without a ripple.
The giant meteor shattered, and as Blue Star's gravity pulled it in, it became a sky full of meteor showers. Most of it had already been cleared away by the various Pokémon Leagues before it entered the atmosphere.
The aliens within the meteor, as well as Rayquaza—the focal point of this incident—sparked widespread discussion.
The true identity of the human in a spacesuit standing atop Rayquaza's head also gave rise to plenty of speculation.
But all that commotion had nothing to do with Su Hao now.
Because at this moment, he had fulfilled a childhood dream shared by many—
Landing on the moon!
He stood upon an utterly barren and silent expanse of black-gray ground. Craters of varying sizes covered the surface, while dust and tiny fragments of rock beneath his feet formed a thick layer of lunar soil.
With no atmosphere for protection, sunlight on the lunar surface was extraordinarily intense. Temperatures soared rapidly on one side, while the shadowed regions without sunlight plunged sharply, creating an extreme difference between day and night.
There was no possibility of humans moving about on the moon without protective measures, let alone dealing with the many sudden crises brewing there.
Though the moon was unsuitable for human survival, it posed little threat to Deoxys. In fact, it found the lunar environment far more comfortable than drifting endlessly through cosmic space.
Standing on the moon and gazing at that familiar yet unfamiliar azure planet, Su Hao was in an excellent mood.
After taking several selfies in a row and picking out the coolest, most artistic one, he planned to post it in their little group chat and show off once he had internet access.
Mega