Li Chenglong sighed and said, "The relatively plausible theory is that, during a world-destroying war back then, several mighty figures of the stars fought a decisive battle in the starry heavens. The universe toppled and the galaxies shattered, sending endless showers of stars back toward the source of origin energy, creating this spectacle... but at least in my view, that explanation isn't accurate. What decisive battle could last tens of thousands of years? Much less a meteor shower that could keep falling for tens of thousands of years!"
"There must be some other reason behind it."
Dodging meteorites and weaving forward in a serpentine path, Li Chenglong said, "I'm more inclined to think... somewhere in the stars, who knows how far away, a planet tens of millions of times larger than our continent is constantly breaking apart..."
"As it breaks apart, fragments and dust from that celestial body form vast numbers of meteorites, which fall without interruption, eventually forming this fiery meteor shower."
So said Li Chenglong.
"Why would you think that? Although the earlier explanation hasn't received official recognition, it's still the most widely accepted one, isn't it?" Zuo Xiaoduo asked curiously.
"The main reason I favor the latter explanation is the star soul jade that falls..."
Li Chenglong said, "Over all these years, although the star soul jade has varied in quality, with enormous differences between good and bad, whenever a meteorite contains star soul jade, its basic composition is the same."
"You have to understand, if only the quality differs while the contents and constituent elements are basically identical, we can already conclude that they came from the same planet."
Li Chenglong said, "All that's lacking now is concrete evidence."
Zuo Xiaoduo fell silent for a long while before saying, "Your argument sounds reasonable, but it's also