Above Mars orbit.
The cockpit was silent.
As they quietly waited for the result from the other end of the communication channel, Liu Biao took a deep breath and suddenly spoke.
"Captain."
Xu Zhenghong: "What is it?"
Liu Biao: "Is this really appropriate?"
"Is there really such a thing as appropriate or inappropriate in dealings between nations? If they were in our position, they might not necessarily refrain from placing conditions on the rescue," Xu Zhenghong said with a smile as he looked at his somewhat younger comrade, then turned his gaze toward the planet buried beneath dust storms. "Besides, even in the name of humanitarianism, we couldn't possibly make this trip for nothing."
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Liu Biao asked, "What if they don't find what we want?"
Xu Zhenghong fell silent for a moment before answering.
"That would be a loss for us."
But in the interest of maximizing benefits, they would ultimately still let them board.
And that was also what Professor Lu had instructed him to do...
Meanwhile, on the surface of Mars.
The alloy doors outside the Life-Support Unit slowly opened, and a Mars rover painted red drove out, speeding toward the rolling sea of dust.
Looking at the green dot gradually approaching on the radar, Jason's face was filled with mixed emotions.
NASA clearly could not have issued such an absurd mission. That Hua Nation man's claim that "this is your side's request" was not even enough to serve as an excuse to comfort himself.
But if he wanted to go home, he had no other choice...
Guided by the rover's radar, Jason soon arrived at his destination.
He parked not far from the