Moon God

"Was this also a human from Helag Star? A lunar visitor who came before us?"

Angie had to crane her head to see the full extent of this "pioneer."

Even seated, this enormous "space suit" stood nearly three meters tall. Its owner would likely have been close to seven meters tall when standing upright.

Moreover.

Despite having endured what might have been at least hundreds of thousands of years, they could still make out the intricate structure inside the "space suit," which was utterly different from ordinary full-body armor.

Apart from the sections that had completely decayed, it appeared as though the whole thing had naturally grown from black gelatinous fibers. Its raw material might have come from the resin of some extremely high-grade enchanted plant.

Although the remaining parts had now hardened into fossils, they could vaguely make out a very simple Life Support System within it.

Simple did not mean impractical, and it also indirectly proved how powerful the owner of this "space suit" had been.

At least in Evan's eyes, traveling from Helag to the moon in such crude equipment, barely better than a tin can, was not much different from crossing the void in the flesh.

Before long, he keenly found evidence supporting his deduction.

Although the body inside the "space suit" had vanished without a trace.

At the center of the nameless tree growing from the "space suit," however, was a golden fossilized skull.

As expected, the residual Power Attribute within it indeed leaned toward Mental Ability, unaffected by magical elements. Furthermore, this had been a Divinity Creature like Evan, one that had initially attained immortality.

"Angie, test its age."

"Yes, Teacher."

Spiritual light flickered in Angie's eyes as she pointed toward the skull and the ancient tree that had been growing for who knew