He Was Practically Superman

Lin En's heart gave a sudden lurch.

At first, he hadn't reacted.

The first thought that sprang to mind when he saw that planet was, Which asteroid is that? In his impression, the third planet of the Solar System shouldn't have been that color.

It should have been blue-green.

It should have been blue-green.

Lin En froze.

His hand slowly slipped down from the porthole. He stared without blinking at the gray sphere drawing closer and closer, his lips moving as though he wanted to say something, but in the end, no words came out.

No, no, no... Earth wasn't like this.

Earth had blue oceans, green vegetation, and white clouds draped over it like gauze. It was a blue-green planet wrapped in clouds as white as silk gauze. Seen from space, it looked like a beautiful blue-green marble.

The planet before him was a drab gray world, completely different from the Earth in Lin En's memory.

All its colors were gone. Only a heavy gray remained, like a dried-out stone.

Lin En blinked hard. He even instinctively activated the Eye of True Sight, thinking it might be some kind of disguise.

But it wasn't.

The Eye of True Sight could see through every disguise. The planet before him was exactly as it truly was.

All its colors had vanished, leaving only a dead, desolate gray. It had become no different from all those barren planets in space.

A thick gray haze blanketed its surface. Even the light of the star failed to make it gleam.

How had Earth become like this?

No human from Earth could see Earth in this state without feeling a dull ache in their heart.

Lin En simply stood there without moving.

Calgar saw the expression on Lin En's face. He stood beside him without