Thousands upon thousands of tons of plump, juicy animals roamed lush grasslands and endless forests. The abundance of resources was not merely beyond their ability to control—it far exceeded their imagination.
Yet, surrounded by plenty, they ultimately marched toward death from hunger.
Atop a cliff that towered into the clouds.
Looking at the fertile, blackened soil dozens of meters away, the thriving pastureland in the distance, and the giant trees dozens of meters tall, Lu Zhou sat at the edge of the cliff and glanced up at the sky, narrowing his eyes.
Everything before him felt like a primeval forest, making one wonder whether they had returned to several hundred million years ago.
"...Don't tell me I traveled back to Mars billions of years ago."
The sun in the sky was tiny, only about the size of a thumb. Its light was not particularly dazzling, but it was bright enough.
The temperature nearby was extremely pleasant. There was no trace of cold at all; it even felt like a spring afternoon, making one want to lie beneath the shade of a tree and lazily take a nap.
Lu Zhou guessed that the reason this place could maintain such a comfortable temperature was probably related to the thickness of its atmosphere and the type of soil. The heavy atmosphere was like a quilt, trapping most of the heat sent by the sun.
At that moment, a familiar voice sounded beside his ear.
"Time is irreversible. That is a law written into truth."
"Oh, so this is a memory?"
A beam of deep blue light slowly appeared beside Lu Zhou. A blue, upright humanoid creature stepped out of the light and sat beside him.
Watching the herds of creatures slowly moving along the horizon, General Reinhardt spoke calmly, with a faint