Just a Slight Effort Reaches the System's Limit
Chapter 67

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"Shadow Calamity? From the Starry Sky?" Jiang Ye guessed.

A long time ago, there had been no Shadow Calamities on Blue Star—or anywhere in the solar system.

It was only after Blue Star civilization made contact with the Starry Sky, several hundred years ago, that Shadow Calamities began appearing around the world.

"Correct."

Zhang Jianwu nodded. "More precisely, the Shadow Clan comes from an extremely distant cosmic civilization."

"A cosmic civilization?" Jiang Ye was taken aback.

"Right. After Blue Star made contact with the Starry Sky, human explorers' footprints spread throughout the solar system," Zhang Jianwu explained. "Before long, they discovered an ancient spaceship on Europa."

"On that spaceship—"

"They accidentally activated a switch, causing the solar system's coordinates to spread beyond it," Zhang Jianwu said.

Jiang Ye held his breath.

This was the first time he had heard these secrets.

"Although they discovered what had happened and took countermeasures in time, it was already too late."

Zhang Jianwu sighed. "The universe is full of darkness."

"The Shadow Clan civilization is a thousand light-years from the solar system. It's the civilization closest to Blue Star, and the first cosmic civilization to invade us."

"Not long after the coordinates were leaked, Starry Sky Passages appeared all over the world. Countless members of the Shadow Clan poured out of them and began slaughtering humanity."

"However, these passages usually only appear for half a month, and most of them disappear on their own."

Jiang Ye was slightly startled.

They appeared for half a month?

Did that mean that for half a month, a steady stream of Shadow Clan members would emerge from the passages?

But soon he wondered aloud, "The Shadow Clan civilization is a thousand light-years away from us. How are these passages formed?"

"I'm not sure either."

Zhang Jianwu shook his

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