After Liu Qi, Han Duoduo, and Han Zi'ang arrived on the Moon, they were first stunned by the Star Gate, which really could transport people between stars. Then they were amazed by the Moon's technology, where life was even more advanced than on Earth.
Of course, they finally understood why the planetary engines in China had been repaired so quickly. Every underground city must have had a Star Gate like this.
Wang Yue had no idea what they were thinking. It was his first time visiting the Moon in this era, and the scene before him stunned him too.
Was this the Moon?
Had they ever seen a Moon that was neat and orderly?
A Moon with a complete air-defense network?
A Moon where robots bustled about like ants?
They couldn't have arrived at a worse time. The Moon had just encountered a meteor shower on its journey, and countless aerospace planes were taking off.
Some of them caught the meteorites directly, slowing their descent onto the Moon.
Others fired their weapons, blasting apart the meteorites that were too large.
The Moon's defense network was firing frequently, too, destroying the larger rocks that might otherwise damage the Moon.
Meanwhile, the busy robots kept supplying ammunition to the defense network and repairing damaged weapons.
Watching a scene straight out of a sci-fi blockbuster, the group stood dumbfounded. Was this really the Moon?
Xiao Yao saw that no one was saying anything and assumed they were worried. He said casually, "It's just a minor problem. We should get the authorization over with. Without Earth, the Moon is actually pretty boring."
Wang Yue wasn't interested in this little skirmish either. He'd seen interstellar wars before; the only thing that stunned him was how different this Moon was from the one he remembered.