"Looks like this really isn't Blue Star."
Ye Fan, Zhou Yi, Wang Ziwen, and the others discovered an ancient stele. The two characters Ying Huo were written on it in bronze inscriptions. Although Ying Huo and Blue Star belonged to the same star system, humanity's current technology was fundamentally incapable of sending anyone there. Yet they had arrived in less than half an hour.
Night had already fallen, and stars filled the sky. Ye Fan looked up and saw a hazy disk hanging on the horizon. It was about half the size of the moon he had seen on Earth, which was enough to prove that this place was not Earth.
In another direction, there was also a bright star the size of a fist. It was far brighter than ordinary stars, yet dimmer than that smaller moon. Calling it a star seemed too bright, while calling it a moon seemed too small and dim. It was as if there were two crescent moons in the sky.
Seeing Ye Fan's actions, everyone else instinctively looked up as well. When they saw the two petite moons hanging on the horizon, their expressions changed one after another.
The twin moons in the sky completely shattered their illusions and made them realize that this place truly was not Blue Star, but another starry sky. It was very likely the Ying Huo they had imagined.
"Look over there! There seems to be something."
They spotted what seemed to be some kind of building in the distance, and the group hurried over.
Ye Fan and Pang Bo were in better physical condition than the others and reached the ruins first. Broken walls and rubble lay before them, seemingly recounting an unknown past.
Under the moonlit night, the place was especially desolate and silent. It must