Preliminary Experimental Observations of the Superhumans (Part One)

The number puzzle was the only amusement ZZ1387262, a Superhuman monitor, had during the long, dull silence.

But these past few days, he had no longer enjoyed this tedious pastime.

A month ago, three Superhuman warriors had descended near the contaminated coordinate source he was monitoring, into the medium shells, and then gone missing. He couldn't help feeling a little worried.

The mission to establish a second disaster gathering point would determine whether he could qualify for promotion to a higher-ranking Superhuman in the future.

On the surface of Superbody Star—or, as it was called, the moon—the temperature varied enormously between day and night.

During the constant Star Body Siphon, the Death Storm ravaging the surface of Superbody Star was far beyond anything a creature of the Star Curtain World could imagine. In such an extreme environment, even Superhumans in their spiritual forms had to hide beneath cover to survive.

"Here's your food ration."

After a brief, cold exchange, the Superhuman left a sugar cube box in ZZ1387262's monitoring room.

His emotions stirred slightly. He picked up the box and opened it. Inside were 32 neatly arranged "sugar cubes."

These sugar cubes were energy crystals made from the energy of the Star Curtain World obtained through Star Body Siphon, after filtering out the poisonous energy of a Mandala Flower. They provided the remaining Superhumans with the food they needed.

But filtering out that deadly poison came at a tremendous cost!

Because Mandala Flower energy was so dangerous, the remaining Superhumans gained none of the benefits they had hoped for from their Star Body Siphon attacks on the Star Curtain World. They still could not revive themselves.

The chief Science Minister who had proposed reviving Superbody Star, along with the technology he had researched, had been sealed inside that mysterious "Star