Ten thousand I am across the heavens

Chapter 1881 These are all specimens of your ancestors

"Everyone should have seen those spaceships in the distance. They exist in the same world as ours. What we need to do next is to travel to those spaceships. Once you arrive at the spaceships, you will understand your own civilization and its true history.

Now follow me. Let's go to the landing pad. Hopefully there are still some small craft there that are in good condition."

Lan Nuo led a group of people to float to the outside of the spaceship, where there was a parking area for small aircraft. The spaceship was hung on the mothership with the help of a hook, and it could take off by just releasing the hook.

The spacecraft was not designed with an onboard hangar, and most of the spacecraft is parked on the surface.

The more they flew along the hull of the spacecraft, the more shocked they felt. This was the world they had never seen before. It made them feel the magic of the universe for a moment.

It's like the people on Earth suddenly arrived in a strange and bizarre world and found that not only can they use magic, but they can also fly and hide with their own abilities. They are very curious.

Lan Nuo looked up the location of the helipad in the spaceship's database, but most of the spaceships on it had stopped operating due to lack of energy, so he had to go to the spaceship himself and try to restart it.

A group of students followed him to the helipad. The spacecrafts here were lying quietly on the surface of the mother ship, like starfish attached to corals.

The overall shape of the spacecraft is like a starfish, with scattered patterns on the surface of the spacecraft. There is no air resistance in space, so the appearance of the spacecraft is relatively undemanding.

Lan Nuo was the first to stop, landed on the spacecraft and manually turned on a valve. He then notified the trainees around him through the radio in his space suit: "Do you see this valve? Go and open the other valves on the spacecraft as well. I will teach you how to try to restart the spacecraft in a moment."

Lan Nuo was the first to get into the spacecraft and manually connected the umbilical cord between the spacecraft and the mothership. Through this cord, energy was transmitted back to the spacecraft. A moment later, the lights on the spacecraft's dashboard began to light up, and the system restarted its self-check. A series of data appeared on the screen, followed by a rapid alarm and a series of red warnings.

Lan Nuo read the warnings and shook his head. The spaceship had been in disrepair for a long time and it was basically impossible to repair it in a short time. A large number of parts were damaged because no one had maintained them for a long time. Micro-meteorites in space occasionally hit the spaceship and caused some damage. In its current state, the most they could do was to remove some useful parts from it and assemble it on other spaceships.

The students opened the gates of other spacecrafts one after another, and looked at the dim dashboards with curiosity. Lan Nuo taught them how to connect the energy lines, and the spacecrafts began to restart and self-check one by one. Fortunately, more than 10 of these spacecrafts were in relatively good condition, and only a small number of parts needed to be replaced to restore most of their functions.

"Look, you don't need to know the specific principles of these devices now, you just need to know the functions of these devices. When your spacecraft encounters corresponding faults, you must know what parts to replace." Lan Nuo explained the structure of the spacecraft to the students. Just like a skilled anatomist, he quickly disassembled a spacecraft into parts and installed the useful parts on the relatively well-preserved spacecraft.

As for the damaged parts, he did not throw them away, but put them into the storage cabinet of the spacecraft's hull. If these waste materials were not collected, they would turn into meteorites in space. Whether they hit the spacecraft he was on or the spacecraft in other formations, it was not what he wanted to see.

"You all need to board my spaceship first and watch how I fly it. After you learn how to fly it, you will need to fly the spaceship independently and take people to different motherships to collect supplies." Lan Nuo pushed the joystick of the spaceship. As the spaceship was unhooked from the mothership, the thrusters emitted a faint blue light, pushing the five-pointed star-shaped spaceship towards the dark deep space of the universe.

This feeling of nothingness makes many students feel fear from the bottom of their hearts, just like the thalassophobia when facing the deep sea. Space is countless times deeper than the deep sea. If there is no spaceship, they will wander forever in the vast and endless deep space. The loneliness of that kind makes people despair just by imagining it.

Anna did not keep staring at the endless deep space, but quietly looked back at the world she lived in. As the small spaceship moved away, the appearance of the mothership finally appeared clearly and completely in her eyes. She saw the huge structure of the spaceship, and also saw that at the tail of the huge spaceship, there was actually a blue flame spurting out, which meant that the world they were in had always been sailing.

This made her think of the giant turtle sailing in the Sea of ​​Erdos in mythology. It turned out that the myth was true.

Anna shuddered at the thought. If the legend of the sea turtle was true, then were the monsters in the ocean real? If they were out of the sea turtle's protection, would they be hunted down by the monsters?

Lan Nuo had actually thought about this question. After so many encounters, he roughly guessed which universe he was in. The one chasing this spaceship was most likely the eldest son who caused the extinction of a large number of planets.

If those eldest sons were still alive, given the current state of the fleet, I'm afraid they wouldn't even be able to escape, let alone fight.

The traces left by this spacecraft are actually very obvious.

This brings us to the similarities between this universe and the Three-Body World in terms of cosmic parameters. After Lan Nuo came to this universe, he discovered that some of the natural laws were exactly the same as those in the Three-Body World, not only at the macroscopic level, but also at the microscopic level.

After his observation and searching the database, he also discovered that these not-too-advanced lightspeed spacecraft had some drawbacks when flying.

That is, it will leave obvious tracks where it sails. The spacecraft uses the curvature of space to achieve superluminal navigation, which is similar to a paper boat sailing in soapy water using tension. This process will cause the speed of light to decrease where the spacecraft sails, so that observers in the distance can observe a huge lens. It is easy to expose the navigation track of the fleet.

According to his observations using the equipment on board, the fleet had recently traveled at the speed of light, and the lens traces left behind were very obvious. Conventional optical space telescopes could be used to detect the abnormal area of ​​light distortion within a range of hundreds of light years.

If there really is an eldest son or a guardian chasing the second son, these traces will act like signposts, guiding them to chase him.

Lan Nuo was powerless. No matter how hard they tried, they could not fight against the ultimate creature. Now the only thing he could do was to get the spaceship running again, at least to get rid of the current energy crisis. The small spaceship slowly approached the spaceship in the distance. As the distance got closer, everyone finally saw the full picture of the spaceship. It looked not much different from the world they lived in. There were some differences, but the overall framework was the same.

The small spacecraft landed on the apron and docked with the docking window inside the spacecraft.

As the docking window was sealed, the cabin door beneath their feet opened, revealing a vast space, which was the space inside the spacecraft.

The others didn't feel anything was wrong, but Lan Nuo couldn't help but frown. Under normal circumstances, during the docking process of the spacecraft, the interior of the spacecraft would be inflated first to ensure that the air pressure inside and outside was balanced, and the gate would only be opened after that. Otherwise, the sudden change in air pressure would cause great harm to the human body.

There was no inflation going on right now, most likely because the interior of the spacecraft was already a vacuum. Even the eco-drum had become a vacuum, which meant that there were unlikely to be any survivors here.

Everyone left through the gate and saw a vast space.

A huge inner space that was beyond the reach of the eye, in which there existed a starship city. Countless buildings spread out on the ground, and the ground gradually bulged and warped in the distance, and finally closed at the other end of the sky. The entire city was built in a closed, egg-like oval container, and all the artificial land and buildings were attached to the inner wall of the eggshell.

Looking in all directions, a strange feeling of dizziness makes people dazzled: there is no sky here, no strict distinction between up and down, the closed earth forms a spherical shell, no matter which direction you look in the past, you can see rows of buildings and huge and strange mechanical devices.

"This... is this another world?" Although Anna and the other students had already made some guesses, they were still deeply shocked after seeing the world inside the eggshell.

"But... it's so cold here, it's like death?" One student couldn't help asking. Although the buildings here are more magnificent than the world they live in, and the neat and uniform distribution gives people a shocking feeling. But this space city in the dim light lacks some vitality, and everything living here seems to be dead.

Others also noticed this. Everything in this space seemed to be still, and the feeling of deathly silence made them uncomfortable.

Lan Nuo couldn't help but sigh, pointed to a cold corpse in the distance and said, "They are indeed dead, even their bodies have been frozen into ice."

Everyone looked intently and soon found more floating corpses. These bodies were floating in the cracks of the city buildings. Some had already floated to the top of this spherical shell space. In this place where there was no up or down, the "high place" in a strict sense was the center of this closed space. It was far away from every outer wall. Countless corpses were floating in the air, and most of them were incomplete. The ultra-low temperature made them fragile, and a slight collision would shatter the corpses like breaking ice. The remaining bodies should be relatively lucky, and more may have turned into dust in countless collisions over a long period of time.

Most of the students were very scared when faced with a large number of corpses that looked similar to themselves. However, out of curiosity, they still approached carefully. They had already mastered the flying skills in a zero-gravity environment, and they were careful not to collide directly with the corpses. They gathered around one of the corpses and observed it carefully.

They saw that the corpse had its eyes slightly closed, its face had a peaceful and tranquil expression, and in its hand was a glass with the liquid frozen in it.

The corpse was wearing clothes that were out of tune with their time, but judging from the many decorations on the clothes, it was a very gorgeous outfit even in their time.

However, the corpse with a faint smile was even more creepy. Soon they found that almost every corpse here died with a smile. It all seemed so weird. What on earth made these people die with a smile?

Lan Nuo had already guessed something, and led everyone in the direction with the most corpses. They soon arrived at the depths of the steel jungle and came to a huge building with a round glass dome, which seemed to be a large banquet hall.

It seemed that a banquet was being held in the huge venue. In the huge venue, one could see countless neatly arranged tables with sumptuous food on them. Although everything was covered with a layer of frost, one could still tell that it was a grand banquet. A large number of corpses filled the place, and they still looked the same as they did at the moment of death: sitting at the tables, the men were wearing neat and decent dresses, and the women were wearing bright and beautiful new dresses. Although they had been frozen into frozen corpses, they still looked like they were at a banquet in their best attire. In a corner of the banquet hall, they could even see a band playing.

"Why... are they holding a banquet before they die?" A student picked up a plate of sumptuous food on the table and swallowed. To them who were short of supplies, these foods were simply unimaginably luxurious. It was a pity that all the food had been frozen for countless years and might not be edible even if thawed.

Lan Nuo shook his head: "I don't think they are holding a banquet before they die, but this banquet is everyone's last dinner. They use the last banquet to bid farewell to their lives. Come on, I will take you to see the truth of everything. I think I know where to see the records of that year."

Lan Nuo led everyone out of the banquet hall, leaping forward along the egg-shell-shaped ground. Without the restraint of gravity, everyone floated forward very quickly, flying over the eaves and walls of buildings. In the distance, they saw a huge and magnificent building moving, like a mountain standing on the ground.

When they saw the huge mountain, all the students exclaimed in unison, and the content of their exclamations was almost exactly the same.

"Ancestor's furnace!"

[To be continued]

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