Applied Immortality
Chapter 1634

Grim Geology

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Unlike the seamless hulls of ordinary science-fiction spaceships, this Aura Universe vessel's exterior was covered in cracks.

At first glance, it looked like something shattered in a fall and barely held together with a net. Countless fissures had left the entire starship in a state where it would not have been surprising for it to fall apart.

The deepest of those cracks even genuinely led inward.

Wang Qi followed that enormous ravine inside.

This fissure ran crosswise through the middle section of the entire spaceship. Wang Qi had once suspected that this thing showed signs of cutting the whole vessel in half at the waist. The fracture zone was even over thirty meters wide.

On the wall of the fissure nearer the "rear" of the spaceship, countless incoming particles of cosmic dust had accumulated. They formed a thin layer of rock. Yet the farther inward he went, the thinner that rock layer became.

Clearly, that "fusion reactor," whose cross-sectional area was far more outrageous than the spaceship's own, had blocked the impact of most interstellar matter. What remained found it difficult to penetrate this far.

Wang Qi happened to look up, then frowned.

Judging from this clean-cut cross-section...

He discovered that this "spaceship" actually had "geological eras."

That was right—geological eras.

It was hard to imagine such a thing could exist. Yet it truly did exist.

This area consisted of a layer of magical artifact wreckage, a layer of rock, then another layer of magical artifact wreckage, another layer of rock.

Wang Qi had examined them. Every layer of magical artifact wreckage possessed its own style. At the very least, they were mixtures of artifacts from two or three different styles.

There was never any sign of an artifact belonging to one layer's style becoming mixed into another layer.

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