The star shone upon the planet, and temperatures in the atmosphere gradually rose. Droplets of water began to appear on the surfaces of frozen ponds and streams.
As long as this trend continued, the temperature on the planet's surface would return to normal one day, and the Ice Sea would become an ocean again.
With water would come clouds, and then rain. Falling upon the planet's surface, the rain would wash the gray crystals from the monsters' corpses into the depths of the sea.
But all that lay far in the future.
Two days later, the temperature on Moonwatch Star Planet's surface had risen to minus sixty degrees. Some specially made military chips had survived the bitter cold and, aided by miniature power-generating and heating devices, began gathering information about their surroundings again. Some satellites outside the atmosphere had survived as well. As the frost on their surfaces gradually melted away, they began receiving signals from the planet's surface and transmitting them into the depths of the universe.
Whether aboard the nearest vessel, the Blazing Sun Warship, or on the distant Ancestral Star, everyone was stunned by the vast expanse of white snow when they first saw Moonwatch Star Planet again. Then, to their even greater shock, they noticed that the nine Darkness Wardens at the edge of the atmosphere had vanished without a trace. What exactly had happened in that final battle?
Countless orders were transmitted to Moonwatch Star Planet. The Blazing Sun Warship and the fleet following behind under Chen Ya's command picked up speed. Although they were already traveling as fast as possible and could go no faster, that sense of excitement and tension spread through thousands of warships.
The satellites performed repeated scans, confirming that no monsters from the Dark Matter Sea remained on the planet's