"What was that flash just now?" Mo Qiong asked in confusion.
"Was there a flash?" Nanmen seemed not to have noticed.
Mo Qiong said, "My reaction is faster than yours. I'm sure a light source flashed just now."
"Oh... Then we probably just passed through a Star System." Nanmen said.
Mo Qiong hurriedly said, "What! Stop, stop! We flew past it!"
Nanmen instantly "hit the brakes," and the scenery streaking past also came to a halt. His field of vision obviously had no inertia.
More precisely, in this observer mode, there really wasn't any camera here.
Nanmen had not even actually received the light. Everything, including the light, passed through the "camera" without hindrance.
It was an entirely superphysical form of observation, yet everything he saw was exactly as if "human eyes were looking."
Humanity's feeble eyesight had severely wasted this God's Perspective.
The scale of several hundred light-years was pulled past by Nanmen in a single sweep.
As a result, everything before them was basically pitch-black, while the surrounding scenery streaked past like a meteor shower. Trying to see anything clearly was incredibly difficult.
Although Mo Qiong had been cleared of suspicion once, before they set out, the researchers had specifically reminded him to be careful not to fly past their destination. Nanmen still had no grasp of the speed at which he pulled the camera, relying entirely on feeling.
The researchers had told Mo Qiong that, within a scale of several hundred light-years, if one drew a straight line from any planet to Earth,
the possibility of that line passing through another Star System was far lower than winning the top prize in the Double Color Ball lottery three times in a row.
Most of the time, if one set out from one corner of the Milky Way