Super God: Diary System, but without a brain.

Just then, the pair of black wings suddenly moved again, and then began to flap slowly and tentatively...

Once, twice.

As the airflow gradually increased, Ge Xiaolun felt his feet become lighter.

"Wait...it, it seems like it wants to fly..." Ge Xiaolun's voice began to tremble.

"Control it!" Rose shouted. "Use your mind! Imagine it's a part of your body!"

"I...I'm trying to figure it out! But it won't listen to me!" Ge Xiaolun was flustered, but the flapping of its wings became more and more intense.

"Crouch down! Lower your center of gravity!" Lena commanded.

Ge Xiaolun quickly did as instructed, but it was too late.

The black wings suddenly flapped—

"Waaaaaah—!"

Ge Xiaolun's figure shot uncontrollably into the sky, flying higher and higher, faster and faster, until in the blink of an eye it became a small black dot.

"This...I hope Xiao Lun will be alright?" Zhao Xin nodded, his voice filled with worry.

"Don't worry," Lena said calmly, "Even if he can't adapt to those wings quickly, he won't die if he falls."

"We should have some confidence in the 'Galactic Force' physique."

"Then... should we just let him fly up like that?" Cheng Yaowen asked hesitantly.

"He'll fly back on his own in a bit." Lena waved her hand and turned to walk towards the training ground.

"Let's train first, ignore him."

The group exchanged bewildered glances, but seeing Lena's clueless demeanor, they had no choice but to suppress their worries and return to their posts.

High in the sky, after the initial panic, Ge Xiaolun finally discovered that he was gradually able to control the wings on his back.

The feeling was strange, like suddenly having two unfamiliar limbs attached to my body;

At first, it was clumsy and unresponsive, but with each flap, the feedback from the nerve endings became clearer and clearer, and the wings seemed to gradually "grow" into his consciousness.

He tried to slow down and adjust the angle, and his body did indeed tilt and turn accordingly.

The wind whistled past my ears, and the clouds swept by.

He tried to slow down and adjust the angle, and his body did indeed tilt and turn accordingly.

The wind whistled past my ears, and the clouds swept by.

He lowered his head, gazing at the ever-expanding, more distant land below.

The Great Gorge became a small deck, the coastline meandered like a thin ribbon, and the city shrank into toy-like building blocks.

For the first time, I flew so high in the sky using only my own strength.

An indescribable shock, mixed with the fear of a beginner and the excitement of a newcomer, crashed heavily into Ge Xiaolun's chest.

He stared blankly at this unprecedented view, even subconsciously holding his breath.

So this is what the world looks like from the sky.

Just as Ge Xiaolun was immersed in the awe of his first flight, he subconsciously climbed upwards for a while longer.

Passing through the thin clouds and across the stratosphere, the surrounding blue gradually faded, turning into an unfathomable inky black.

The air grew thinner and the temperature dropped sharply, but the new energy within him flowed spontaneously, protecting his body.

Then, he looked up—

Saw.

Against the backdrop of a distant yet clear starry sky, a dense, menacing swarm of black shadows, resembling locusts, is slowly approaching the azure Earth.

That's a fleet.

Huge, cold, and oppressive metal constructs were arranged in a neat and terrifying formation.

The largest motherships resembled moving mountains, while the smaller attack ships swarmed around them like bees.

The cold light gleaming from the ship's hull outlined a chilling silhouette in the dark universe.

Taotie.

This name, which he had only heard in briefings and from the instructors, now entered Ge Xiaolun's eyes in the most direct and shocking way.

His blood seemed to freeze instantly, and even his wings stiffened for a moment.

"Holy crap..."

Extreme fear gripped his throat, preventing him from even screaming.

The novelty and awe of the flight were shattered, leaving only the most primal, fearful terror of facing a natural enemy.

run!

Get as far away from these things as possible, immediately!

The thought struck my mind like a bolt of lightning.

Ge Xiaolun abruptly changed direction, and his black wings flapped wildly at an unprecedented speed, almost tearing the air apart, even though there was almost no air left.

Like a meteor thrown back to the ground, he plunged desperately toward the familiar blue planet below.

Atmospheric friction began to ignite a faint glow around him, but he was oblivious; only one image remained clearer in his mind.

Those warships, their target is Earth.

And he had just seen it with his own eyes; they had come.

"Go back...go back! We have to go back and tell them!"

Fear still screamed in his bones, but something heavier was gradually pressing down on his shoulders as he plummeted faster and faster.

That was the first time he realized so clearly—

War has truly arrived.

Ge Xiaolun practically crashed back onto the deck of the Juxia.

The black wings instinctively spread open at the last moment to cushion the fall, but he still couldn't control his posture and staggered to the ground, kneeling on one knee and scraping against the metal deck with a screeching sound.

"Xiao Lun!" "Holy crap, you finally got down!" Zhao Xin and Cheng Yaowen rushed over immediately.

Ge Xiaolun's face was deathly pale, his lips were trembling, and he seemed to have lost all the strength to stand up.

He looked up at Lena, Rose, and Dukao and Yuqin, who had rushed over after hearing the news.

"I...I see it..." His voice was hoarse, each word seemingly squeezed out from his lungs, "Taotie...so many...warships...are coming..."

Dukao's expression changed drastically, and he stepped forward to support his shoulder:

Location? Quantity? Distance?

Ge Xiaolun was breathing heavily, trying hard to recall:

"Outside the atmosphere... to the east, northeast? A dark mass... countless... some as large as mountains... some as small as insects..."

Yuqin has already opened her portable terminal and is quickly operating it:

"Retrieve near-Earth orbit monitoring satellite data... Northeast quadrant... Energy reaction confirmed! Large-scale unidentified fleet formation!"

Approximately 1.5 astronomical units from Earth, speed... is accelerating! Estimated time to reach near-Earth orbit... five hours!

"Five hours..." Dukao released his grip, his back ramrod straight, his eyes sharp as knives.

"Notify the China Defense Council to activate maximum alert. Super Soldier Company, assemble!"

The order was instantly transmitted throughout the entire Juxia.

The alarm blared shrilly, and red warning lights flashed and swirled throughout the corridors and decks.

The members of the Super Soldier Company, who were originally engaged in routine training or rest, quickly rushed out of the cabin and ran towards the command center.