Shen Feng broke out in a cold sweat the instant he looked at it, his clothes soaked through and clinging to his body.
To be precise, what he saw was nothing else but a mass of blue light.
A Quantum Ghost.
It was an unprecedentedly colossal Quantum Ghost—an irregular mass of blue radiance roughly five or six thousand kilometers in diameter, nearly half the size of Earth—wandering through space around the planet!
This Quantum Ghost did not look like a single creature at all. It was more like a collective formed from countless Quantum Ghosts gathered together.
Yet it also resembled a living being, extending countless tentacles that twisted and danced through the void.
Like a cloud of active blue fluorescent dust.
The Moon had vanished completely, while this unimaginably enormous Quantum Ghost, like a living planet, drifted aimlessly through space without ever leaving Earth's gravitational range.
Shen Feng was certain that if this thing encountered him head-on, even if his entire body were covered in Quantum Force Field Cores, they would be useless.
The main issue was that it was simply too enormous. Once something reached this scale, it could not be destroyed by ordinary methods.
And the larger it was, the more energy the Quantum Ghost contained. Its sheer mass alone could overwhelm him to death.
Its gigantic form and the emptiness and chaos it radiated made even Shen Feng, with his unyielding will, feel dazed and disoriented after just one glance.
A rustling sound came from beside him. Jingwei had once again controlled the Grey Tide to form a nanomechanical avatar for herself.
The newly born girl's avatar stared fixedly at Shen Feng and said worriedly, "Xiaofeng, this thing is way too big... What are we supposed to do... How about we put ten thousand people in