After An Ke finished speaking, she could barely stay on her feet.
As though unable to comprehend what she had seen, she had found absolutely nothing. She had not sensed even the slightest abnormality.
She would rather have been affected, attacked.
But she had not. Inside the observation device, she had even found earlier observation records. The Sun had indeed become somewhat more active, but that was completely different from what they had imagined: life forms within the Sun, or even something like a meme!
Ye Lin froze at her words, his expression turning utterly grim.
Looking at the despairing An Ke, he instantly realized that their trail had gone completely cold.
Equally unable to believe there was nothing there, He Zheng gaped in disbelief, unable to accept it:
"An Ke! How could there be nothing!?"
"We were lied to!? The disaster here wasn't caused by the Sun at all!?"
"But what about those Rebels!? And those monsters outside!?"
"If there's nothing wrong with the Sun, why are they trying to escape!?"
The hall fell deathly silent. No one could answer He Zheng's questions.
Once An Ke discovered that there was nothing abnormal about the Sun, all their reasoning had been overturned. Yet the system's prompts proved that the truth they knew was not fabricated. Like a lie riddled with contradictions, it had left them unable to distinguish the truth behind the story.
"An Ke! Ye Lin!"
Huang Liang took a deep breath, trying to find another possibility, and looked at them:
"Could there be something wrong with the sunlight!?"
"Maybe the Sun only looks normal, but touching its light causes problems!"
"The observation device only lets us see it, not come into contact with it, so we can't detect anything abnormal about the Sun. We have to come into