The starry sky stretched without end, its darkness fathomless. Now and then, a star flared to life, only to vanish in an instant.
Desolate and deathly still—that was its eternal theme.
"Holy moly!" someone exclaimed. "Junior Brother, have you become an immortal?"
Fingel stared at the starry sky, then down at the Blue Planet beneath his feet, dumbstruck.
He was so shocked that even a German like him blurted out a phrase steeped in Huaxia flavor.
The others gazed at the stars too, feeling as though they were dreaming.
We were eating pig trotters in the cafeteria just now. Then, whoosh, we were outside the planet, in space?
"Brother, are you even human?" a boy's voice asked. Little Devil Lu Mingze appeared among the group.
Even he was stunned. Leaving the planet and rushing into the starry sky was something he could not have done even back when he sat upon his throne.
Angers's expression shifted when he saw Little Devil appear.
But the day had already dealt him a far greater shock. Little Devil's appearance hardly seemed like a big deal anymore.
"Look at this starry sky. To humans and Dragons alike, it's boundless. Even if Dragons cocooned and were reborn endlessly, they could never reach its edge."
Lu Mingfei answered none of their questions and simply went on speaking.
"In a universe this vast, forget a planet—even the birth and death of an entire star system is no more than a fleeting flash of light."
"Set anything against this universe, and it's nothing more than a speck of Dust."
"The world is vast, and everyone is small."
Lu Mingfei spoke softly. The others stared blankly at the stars.
The awe of facing the starry sky upon entering space for the first time was beyond words.
Fame and fortune,