"Boom, boom! Boom! Boom!"
Amid the relentless explosions, even as they ran for their lives, Huang Liang's answer still left them stunned.
Ye Lin instantly understood what Huang Liang meant:
"Huang Liang, you mean the polar night?"
"You think the real humans might be hiding at the South Pole, using the polar night to avoid the Sun?"
Huang Liang nodded emphatically:
"Yes! The Dyson Sphere couldn't have been built that quickly. Rather than moving everyone underground, the South Pole, with its long nights, might have become their last bastion!"
"It's big enough to hold a huge population! And the stars above us look a lot like the sky near the South Pole!"
As Huang Liang finished, they instinctively looked up at the exposed sky overhead. An Ke, however, frowned deeply and immediately challenged him:
"Huang Liang, however long the polar night lasts, the Sun only stays out of sight for a little over a hundred days at most. Even if we assume there's nowhere more suitable, the moon is fake, so why couldn't the stars be fake too?"
"If we go to the wrong place, we won't have time to look again!"
After speaking, An Ke glanced back anxiously at the Rebels behind them.
It wasn't that she disagreed with Huang Liang's idea. They simply had to be extremely careful!
They needed to break out now. If their destination was wrong again, their chances of solving the scenario and escaping would be vanishingly slim.
Huang Liang faltered. Realizing he hadn't explained himself clearly, he hurried to clarify:
"No, An Ke! It doesn't matter if the direction is wrong. Heading due south might just help us find the clues sooner."
"I kept wondering how the other Examinees were supposed to solve this if all the transport ships had been blown up!