On the moon, amid the ruins of the former Alien Base, five Charged Particle Cannons had been deployed around the perimeter, their barrels aimed precisely at the eerie curtain of light in the sky.
Highly sensitive sensors were scattered throughout the area, monitoring every minute change in their surroundings, especially near the wormhole.
It was easy to imagine that, at the slightest disturbance, these five Charged Particle Cannons would unleash their power immediately, snuffing out any hostile move before it could develop.
Yet after all these days, the Corgi Empire on the other side seemed to have gone quiet. Perhaps they had abandoned their plans to attack Earth? Who could say for sure?
Hundreds of thousands of kilometers away, the people of Earth naturally knew nothing of these developments on the moon.
After waiting for ten days or so, more than a hundred thousand people on Earth welcomed the delivery of the first batch of Skyflying Cars.
This was not humanity's first experience with Skyflying Cars, but it was the first time consumers had owned Flying Cars.
In the future, Flying Cars would enter households everywhere and eventually become Earth's primary means of transportation.
When that day came, planes, trains, and conventional cars would all become history. Perhaps some people would choose to collect a few prized specimens, but whether those would ultimately become antiques was something that would probably take a few hundred years to determine.
That day, the entrances to Phantom Immortal Technology's Offline Experience Stores around the world were packed with people.
Phantom Immortal Technology had already announced the delivery time for the first batch of Skyflying Cars.
Whether out of curiosity or envy, practically everyone with time to spare had squeezed their way into the crowds.
Even the appearance of an international superstar would not have