Candy stared blankly at her brother. After a long while, she finally came to her senses, her expression complicated.
Even now, Candy still couldn't believe that humanity had discovered an alien civilization, and that the aliens had yet to discover humanity.
Talk about luck. She had that kind of luck herself.
For a moment, Candy couldn't tell whether humanity was incredibly lucky or incredibly unlucky.
According to the report's analysis, in theory, the Merk Civilization didn't know humanity existed. But whether that was really the case, nobody knew.
Humanity didn't dare take that gamble. That was why the Global Joint Operations Center was in such a hurry to design and build the Seed Ship, which carried the hopes of human civilization.
It was because nobody could predict or determine when an alien civilization might discover humanity—or whether it had already done so—or when it would arrive in the Solar System and launch a full-scale attack on human civilization.
"Enough. Don't look so worried. You just focus on your studies. Only knowledge can determine the future of human civilization. Otherwise, how are we any different from animals?"
"The difference between humans and animals is that we don't just think—we also pass down knowledge and keep exploring new things."
"For now, the Merk Civilization is top secret information among all the countries in the world. Don't tell anyone about it, understand?"
At that, Candy, who had been worrying herself sick, couldn't help rolling her eyes at her brother.
"Come on, do I look like someone who can't keep a secret? I know how serious this is. I'm Grade First Place, after all. I'm not stupid."
Mo Jingchun glanced at his younger sister and said mildly, "If I don't remind you, how am I supposed to know whether you understand how serious it