" Brother Li, we have news."
That day, as Li Xingkong was refining the Earth Vein he was almost finished with, Tang Cheng knocked on the door from outside, and the knocking sounded quite urgent.
Li Xingkong flicked his wrist, and the door opened by itself. Tang Cheng stood in the doorway, holding a display panel.
"The satellite's location has been confirmed; it has already docked with the moon and will begin its orbital flight immediately."
Li Xingkong stopped his refining work and put aside the Earth Vein he had mostly refined. The matter was urgent, and the Earth Vein could be put aside for a while.
He walked over to Tang Cheng and took the display screen from his hand. The screen showed a simplified diagram of the moon's surface. On the diagram, the lunar base was a small yellow dot, and above the moon, a small red dot was approaching.
"Okay, it's finally here."
Li Xingkong had been waiting for this guy for several days. If it still didn't come, Li Xingkong was even thinking of going into space to intercept it.
"Are the Xi People's costumes ready?"
Li Xingkong asked.
Since he's going to appear as a member of the Xi People this time, it's natural that he needs to disguise himself. Although he can completely avoid being detected by the satellite when he makes his move, since he's already preparing to show himself as a member of the Xi People, he naturally wants to give the guys on the other side of the satellite a taste of their own medicine.
"Ready? Here you are."
In Tang Cheng's other hand, he was carrying a very thin bag. Li Xingkong took it and saw that it contained a set of strangely styled clothes.
It looks like a vest and shorts, except that the material of the outfit is made from Body Tempering Grass.
The material was drawn into fine threads and then woven into this celestial garment. Although the material of the Body Tempering Grass is comparable to metal, under the craftsmanship of this modern technique, the garment feels exceptionally smooth, almost like fabric.
"That's amazing craftsmanship; they can even make metal like that."
Touching the clothes, he realized they were indeed much better than the fabric he was currently wearing. Most importantly, given Li Xingkong's current physical strength, very few of the existing clothes could withstand his strain; any excessive exertion from him would cause them to tear.
This outfit is much better; at least it can withstand his attacks.
"This craftsmanship is passed down through generations. You've heard of jade burial suits, right? The method for making them is basically the same as that of gold thread. No one can tell that this is a modern craft."
To be honest, when Tang Cheng received these clothes, he was also somewhat shocked by their exquisite craftsmanship.
After all, he had seen most of the people on the moon, and he really didn't know who had such skills.
"Wait a moment, let me try it on."
Li Xingkong closed the door and changed into these clothes in just over ten seconds.
Wearing this Body Tempering Grass- material clothing felt like wearing a black bodysuit. The material clung tightly to the skin, as if it were an extra layer of skin, except that this skin had a metallic black sheen.
It looks somewhat like the Vibranium armor worn by Black Panther, but in terms of appearance, it is more in the style of Divine Land.
After getting dressed, Li Xingkong opened the door, and Tang Cheng's eyes lit up.
"Wow, Brother Li awesome!"
The biggest problem with these tight-fitting clothes is that they accentuate your figure; if you don't have a good figure, wearing them can be a bit awkward.
Fortunately, Li Xingkong can now control his figure with ease, and he looks good in any clothes.
"Hey, alright, alright, stop flattering me. I'm about to head over. Keep an eye on things here too."
After glancing at the display screen in his hand and roughly estimating the satellite's position, Li Xingkong left the base, walked to an open space, gestured towards the sky, and then, with a slight effort, flew directly towards the direction of the satellite on the display screen.
He didn't fly too fast. After all, although the moon wasn't large, it was still about the size of the entire Divine Land. If he flew too fast and brushed past the satellite, that would be disastrous.
The Eagle Country, Space Agency.
"Hey Bob, our lunar orbiter this time will definitely teach those Divine Land People a lesson."
As the satellite entered lunar orbit according to plan, and was about to detect the Divine Land People base on the lunar surface, the ground staff breathed a sigh of relief and started joking around.
"Whether they even have a lunar base is still uncertain. Who knows if they've faked it or not, like the previous Space Agency, those bastards, claiming to have lunar landing technology, but when they showed it, it was like gibberish."
The man called Bob muttered a few complaints, then tossed a thick notebook onto the table. The notebook contained a bunch of old sketches.
"Before, this lunar spacecraft was purely mechanical, without any computer control, can you believe it? I have absolutely no desire to know how this thing got into space."
"Hey, I heard that the launchers used to be drilled manually. Without the skilled technicians from back then, the rockets wouldn't have been able to launch."
Another person also complained a bit, but fortunately, their technical expertise was still there, and after some effort, they still managed to get the lunar orbiter working.
"People from Divine Land rarely lie. If they do lie, it usually means something more serious is about to happen."
Ahead of them, a man stared intently at the images transmitted back by a lunar satellite, and casually chimed in with his comment.
"I really can't understand how these people have all become such idiots. I've never met a Divine Land People who's bad at studying."
Bob continued to complain.
"Something's up, look here!"
Just as they were chatting and laughing, an unexpected situation appeared in the images transmitted back by the satellite.
"What?"
The group immediately stopped chatting and laughing, and quickly looked at their respective assigned areas.
"Look, there's life here!"
Upon hearing this, everyone looked at the main screen, and it turned out that the person was indeed not joking.
From the satellite's field of view, a dark, unidentified object could be seen approaching the satellite in the distance. Upon magnifying the dark shadow, they discovered that it resembled a human-like creature.
"That's impossible! How could there be people on the moon?"
Seemingly thinking they were hallucinating, the group slapped each other a few times, then covered their faces and cried out in pain.
If it were a fully equipped astronaut, that would be one thing, but this person flew right over without a spacesuit on.
They had only ever seen this scene in movies.
"Quick, make a note of this, it's a real alien."
Soon, the entire satellite's probe was pointed in this direction.
In fact, Li Xingkong had already sensed it the moment the satellite saw Li Xingkong.
This is a sixth sense, but after practicing cultivation, this feeling can now be truly experienced.
Even through the camera, Li Xingkong could feel someone watching him.
Looking in the direction of his gaze, he saw the satellite flying in space.
Although this thing is far away, Li Xingkong's vision is no joke.
Now that we've found it, we can get started.
Without hesitation, Li Xingkong landed on the ground, looked around, and then swung his hand to Severance a huge boulder off the mountain beside him.
Li Xingkong picked up the rock, aimed it at the satellite, and then released it, sending the rock hurtling off.
"How did this person land?"
Seeing Li Xingkong land on the ground, the Eagle Country Space Agency, which was watching him via satellite, was somewhat puzzled. What exactly did this guy want? Where did this alien come from?
Then they saw Li Xingkong move a few times without them noticing, and a huge stone appeared in his hand.
And the stone was being thrown at their satellite.