The Wide-Area Silence displayed what seemed to be biological traits, and everyone agreed that none of it was worth being surprised about.
The Wide-Area Silence's biological traits even showed certain qualities of a spiritual leyline. Everyone was rather shaken, but since the commander remained so calm, they soon settled down as well. Dr. Eddington and the science division had even started working, opening their terminals and focusing intently on every change aboard the ship.
As for the Bonaparte and Vienne fleets that had come from the New World, they were so overwhelmed that they didn't even know where to begin being surprised. All they could do was hold their noses and treat it as a visual spectacle.
After all, Marshal Yu and his old comrades aboard the Enlightener warships were all so calm. The newcomers didn't know what else to do but follow their example.
As for Yu Lian himself, he was completely unfazed.
Little Gray, whose entire body was made up of nanocells, was already so lifelike that spreading this trait across the entire Silence sounded perfectly reasonable.
If spiritual leylines, imperceptible to the naked eye and unobservable to technological instruments, were like this planet's network of meridians, arteries, and organs, perhaps the Enlighteners' warships possessed the same kind of system. Otherwise, there was simply no way to explain how the Silence had merged with it so seamlessly.
That said, as Yu Lian watched the display on his terminal, the ship's blue bar rising at an unprecedented rate and some of the gray areas slowly taking on a glow, he couldn't help asking through telepathy, "So the so-called holy planets really were also the result of the Enlighteners' handiwork, weren't they? I was such an idiot before. I should have figured it out long ago. Every breath of air