Meanwhile, he was not the only one in shock.
There were also the people in every region of the Northern Hemisphere that had already entered night as they looked up at the sky at this Hook Moon, and all the astronomers across the world who locked onto it using astronomical telescopes, satellites, and other equipment.
It suddenly... just vanished!
So abruptly!
An Yang hurriedly reconnected the surveillance video to watch the scene deep in space.
After a brief flash of the progress bar, he saw the few girls who were also standing frozen in place. Due to the different angles and the obstruction of their space suits, he could not make out their expressions, but they must have been exceptionally dumbfounded, right?
Yet in that exact spot, the Hook Moon had indeed vanished!
After about a few seconds, he heard the voices of a few people.
"It... it vanished." The Rabbit Demon said this in a dazed tone while turning her head to look at the others, seeming to want to check if they had the same expression as her.
Xiao Qian reacted by blinking, a corner of her lips curving into an amused arc as she said to them, "No matter which of you did this, don't say anything for now, stay calm, and don't give yourselves away. We'll discuss it once we get back to the spaceship."
"Huh?" The Rabbit Demon blinked, her long eyelashes fluttering.
"Mm?" Huang Lan also looked at Xiao Qian in some confusion.
Meanwhile, An Yang, still in the real world, instantly wore a speechless expression, shook his head, and lay back down on the lounge chair.
The lounge chair rocked back and forth, making a slight creaking sound. The night wind continued to blow, wrapped in a cold mist that rocked a purplish-red