A long sigh.
As a member of what had once been the world's largest Extraterrestrial Observatory, John knew very well that exploring the starry sky was undoubtedly the most meaningful thing they had ever done in their lives.
But people had to stay alive. They had to fight desperately for tomorrow's bread.
"Come away with me, Hank. You should know very well what Europe has become by now. Ever since that person made his move, there haven't been any countries left."
"Even the leaders fled two hours ago. This place will soon descend into even greater chaos!"
"Listen to me. Let's flee somewhere connected to Dragon Security. That's the only safe place! And soon, that person might establish a new Safe Zone!"
Recalling the various rumors on the War Zone Channel, John slapped Hank heavily on the shoulder, his eyes filled with confusion about the future.
According to some Third Order powerhouses, that person's next step would be to connect the continents and then establish three super bases to integrate the entire world! The sooner they escaped there, the greater their chances of survival would be!
"Leave this place?"
Hank blankly stroked the astronomical telescope in his hands. The cold metal pierced him like a winter night.
He hesitantly opened his mouth, as if he wanted to mention the strange phenomenon he had seen not long ago. He had seen the satellites suddenly light up like stars, and he had also seen that ring of surging Aurora.
Instinctively, he thought of that person.
What that person intended to do might not be as simple as people claimed.
But even if he said all that now, it seemed to be meaningless.
"All right, John."
"But I want to look at the starry sky one more time. Can I? Just one last