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A beam of light suddenly shot out from the far side of the moon. The light was so bright that it pierced through the sky and the sea.

At Thule Air Base in Greenland.

General Weber tilted his head back, his mouth agape.

He saw that the green aurora above the Arctic had disappeared, replaced by a circular hole.

Then the light fell straight down from the middle of the hole.

The edges of this light are quite clear, almost like a solid object.

But there was no sound at all.

At that moment, all the radar screens in the base turned into static.

All the communication devices were broken, filled with static, and completely unusable.

A young radar operator reported:

"General, what is that thing in the sky?"

He was terrified; his voice was trembling.

Then he said:

"All our satellites lost contact right when that light came out."

Weber did not speak.

His mind was a mess; he had no idea what had happened.

He could only watch that light fall into the distant Pacific Ocean.

David Murray stood right next to him, still with that same grin on his face.

He adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses and muttered something under his breath.

"General, don't be in such a hurry, the real show is just beginning."

Meanwhile, chaos reigned in the command center of the Atlante.

Before, everyone was arguing, but now all that's left is the piercing sound of the alarm.

Evelyn was very angry, and she shouted:

"Energy output exceeds 0.3%! The gravitational lens is too hot! Hannah, adjust the angle quickly!"

Her eyes were fixed on the screen, on which a red beam of light was embedded in a virtual Earth.

Hannah's voice was also anxious, and she replied:

"I'm working on it! But the energy response of Mothership 07 is too slow! Our calculations are 0.01 nanoseconds off from the actual situation!"

Her hands flew across the virtual keyboard.

"Then just adjust the model, push it forward by 0.01 nanoseconds, and use the predicted data, right?"

"Are you crazy? We're controlling a real planet! This isn't a game! How can you do this?"

"Just treat it like a game! A game where we all die if we lose!"

Both of them are practically brain-dead.

The floor beneath their feet had become very hot because the computer was so hot.

Professor Archibald hid alone in the farthest corner, clutching his bottle of liquor, muttering names of mythical apocalypses, such as "Apophis."

Only Shen Fei remained calm.

He stood in front of the main screen, motionless.

Instead of looking at the complex data, he pondered what that light actually was.

His attention was focused on the Mariana Trench.

At the Mariana Trench.

The 300-meter-tall giant tomb guardian who had just arrived sensed a new energy.

This energy is gathering within it.

Shenfei seemed confused.

The beam of light did not hit it directly.

When the beam of light touched the seawater 100 meters above it, it turned into an energy ball.

This thing is called a supercritical quark-gluon.

It has no temperature, yet it instantly turned the surrounding seawater into the smallest particles.

It had no impact force, but it deformed the space itself.

The tomb keeper sensed a force it didn't understand, being channeled through its body and into the earth's crust beneath its feet.

The tomb keeper asked Shen Fei telepathically:

[Your Majesty, what's going on? Are you creating something?]

Shen Fei ignored it.

His attention returned to the command center.

Evelyn shouted:

"Phase one is complete! We have successfully created an artificial singularity beneath the Challenger Abyss!"

Hannah immediately continued.

"But this singularity is unstable! Its energy is constantly changing, it's very dangerous!"

"We must start cutting immediately, or it will mess up the entire mantle!"

Evelyn didn't know what to do. She could only turn to Shen Fei and ask him loudly:

"Mr. Shen! What do we do now?!"

This was the first time she had asked Shen Fei what to do.

She realized that all the knowledge she had learned was useless in the current situation, and she was completely helpless.

Shenfei has finally made a move.

He walked to the main screen, reached out, and gently swiped his hand across the huge three-dimensional Earth model.

A thin golden line begins at the Mariana Trench, follows the edge of the Pacific Plate westward, bypasses Australia, and finally stops deep within the Indian Ocean Plate.

"Just follow this line."

Shen Fei's voice wasn't loud, but everyone in the command center heard it.

"Begin cutting."

The order has been issued.

Evelyn paused for a moment.

Without thinking twice, she immediately ran back to the control panel.

"Twelve stabilizers, power up to maximum!"

"Gravitational lensing, initiate the first sequence of deflections!"

"Hannah, take the force of Earth's rotation into account!"

On the screen, the red orb representing the energy singularity began to slowly move along the golden line drawn by Shen Fei.

It moves very slowly, only a few meters per second.

But wherever it went, from the Earth's crust to the mantle, everything was broken down and torn apart.

A bottomless abyss, thousands of kilometers long, is slowly emerging inside the Earth.

At Thule Air Base.

"General! The global earthquake monitoring network is down!"

"Our instruments show that the entire Pacific Plate is moving at a speed of two micrometers per second!"

"My God...the entire continental shelf has been dragged along!"

General Weber stared at the fluctuating numbers on the screen, feeling like he could barely breathe.

He thought there would be a major earthquake and tsunami.

But nothing happened.

The world is eerily quiet.

He looked out the window.

On the twelve black obelisks, some golden patterns began to appear.

These things have anchored this ice sheet, as well as the North American continent below.

He finally understands.

Shen Fei was not joking when he said he would replace the foundation.

They are indeed replacing the foundation.

And these people don't even have the right to watch the show.

On the Atlante.

The cutting has been going on for ten minutes.

Evelyn and Hannah were exhausted.

Every calculation and adjustment they make is related to the fate of the entire planet.

Suddenly, Hannah screamed.

"This is bad! Stabilizer Seven has overloaded its energy! The Earth's crust beneath it is more fragile than we thought! We...we're losing control!"

On the screen, a point representing the edge of the Australian plate began flashing red wildly.

If this point gets out of control, the entire Southern Hemisphere will be torn apart within seconds.

"It's too late... There are too many things to calculate... We can't find a new balance before it collapses..."

Just at this time.

Shen Fei spoke again.

His voice remained calm, without the slightest ripple.

"Let's abandon the seventh stabilizer."

"You distribute its energy to Number Three and Number Eleven."

"Then, you make the mothership 07 move slightly, by just 0.001 degrees. This way, we can use the moon's gravity to help close that gap."

Evelyn and Hannah were both stunned.

Using the moon's gravity?

This man, what exactly is he...?

【……received.】

[The mothership's attitude has been adjusted.]

The voice just fell.

On the screen, the constantly flashing red dot immediately stabilized.

A crisis that could have destroyed an entire continent was resolved by him with such nonchalance.

Evelyn stared at Shen Fei's retreating figure, opened her mouth, but couldn't utter a single word.

She thought this man was so amazing, he was practically inhuman.