The small problem everyone had encountered was this: if they found the formation eye, who would leave Mars to destroy it?
That person would have to search for the formation eye in the space of the Solar System, enduring the sword formation's pressure at every moment. Who could withstand that?
Jing Jiu's body should have been able to withstand the sword formation's assault, making him, of course, the best choice.
The problem was that he was now a patient, terribly weak. Never mind flying into the sword formation... he could not even stand.
Snow Ji was undoubtedly the second choice, but if she left Mars, who would hold up this sky until the formation eye was destroyed?
But compared with the second problem, this really was only a small one. If they could not solve the second problem, there was no need even to think about this small one.
"When we reached the end of our deductions, we found a mutual hiding value in the function." Tong Yan came beneath the cliff, rubbed his weary face, and said, "We now know how this sword formation operates, and even how to break it, but the formation eye's position is hidden by the formation core. We can't calculate one crucial piece of data."
This meant that the supermassive warship they believed existed was currently hidden behind the sun.
Then, when making their calculations, they would need to account for the difference in gravitational pull caused by the sun. The question was, how far was that warship from the sun?
Yushan said cautiously, "Last time, I heard you talking about working backward from the formation core..."
At the very beginning, they had considered working backward from the formation core's position to find the formation eye, but later discovered that this was impossible. The