I started by watching videos, and I chose 10,000 combat power.

Luo Fei stood quietly on the Tiga Plain, green ferns swaying gently in the breeze at his feet, a smoking volcano in the distance and flowing lava nearby.

He tilted his head slightly, his gaze piercing through the atmosphere and settling on the two satellites suspended in the sky.

The larger satellite is a deep gray-black color, its surface covered with dense meteorite impact scars, silently telling the story of its unwavering protection over billions of years.

The smaller one, however, was completely different. It was bright white, with a surface as smooth as a glass marble, and its ice layer reflected a dazzling light under the star's illumination.

"Captain, the two satellites have significantly different characteristics."

Xiao Wan's voice came from the live broadcast ball floating behind Luo Fei.

"The larger satellite, despite its greater mass, has always played the role of a 'shield.' The numerous impact craters on its surface indicate that it used its own body to shield Tiga b from countless fatal impacts."

"That small satellite not only lacks protective capabilities, but its smooth surface also has almost no impact craters, indicating that its orbital position makes it rarely encounter meteorites."

"More importantly, through the superposition of gravitational forces, it continuously exacerbates the geological activity of Tiga b—the frequent earthquakes, violent volcanic eruptions, and devastating tsunamis on this planet are largely due to its existence."

Luo Fei's gaze shifted between the two satellites, finally settling on the small, bright white satellite.

His brow furrowed slightly, and he asked in a deep voice, "What would be the consequences if we destroyed the smaller one?"

"If the weapon system of the Eternal Falcon is used."

Xiao Wan quickly provided the simulation results.

"Of the large amount of debris generated by the explosion, only a small portion may be captured by the gravity of the large satellite. The vast majority of the debris will be pulled by Tiga b's gravity and fall into the atmosphere at high speed."

"Small fragments will burn up completely due to atmospheric friction, but larger fragments will penetrate the atmosphere and crash to the ground."

"The energy generated by the impact is enough to trigger a global volcanic eruption, forest fires, and super tsunamis. The dust raised will block out the sun, causing the ecosystem to collapse completely, and recovery may take millions of years."

Luo Fei slowly pulled his hands out of his pockets and let them hang down at his sides, his fingers slightly spread.

He stared at the small, bright white satellite, his eyes slightly narrowed.

"No spaceship weapons needed."

The camera flickered slightly, and Xiao Wan fell into a brief silence.

Luo Fei did not explain.

He took a deep breath, and with a thought, the dormant energy within him was instantly awakened, like a dormant volcano suddenly erupting.

The tenfold increase in combat power was suddenly activated, and an indescribable force surged through his limbs and bones.

His heart began to race, deep and powerful, like the roar of a V12 engine idling, pounding in his chest.

As body temperature gradually rises, a faint white light shines through the skin. The light is not dazzling, but as gentle as moonlight, yet it carries an awe-inspiring majesty that makes people dare not look directly at it.

He raised his hands and placed them on his waist, right hand in front and left hand behind, palms facing each other, fingers slightly bent, palm heels pressed tightly together.

In an instant, a ball of light the size of a basketball began to rapidly form between his palms, emitting a dazzling light and a heart-pounding vibration.

His lips moved unconsciously, his voice so low it was almost inaudible, and he didn't even realize what he was saying: "Turtle..."

The next second, he thrust his hands forward sharply, palms facing forward, aiming at the bright white satellite.

The ball of light between the palms expanded rapidly the moment it was launched, growing from the size of a basketball to nearly a meter in diameter, emitting a dazzling light that forced the camera on the live stream to automatically adjust its aperture to avoid overexposure.

Immediately afterwards, a beam of light that kept growing larger shot out from the sphere of light, rushing into the sky at an extremely fast speed, tearing through the clouds, and heading straight for the distant small satellite.

The tip of the beam of light grew wider and brighter as it flew, as if it were about to cleave the entire sky in two.

Wherever it passed, the clouds were instantly evaporated, the air was violently ionized, leaving behind a visible vacuum channel with a faint blue glow at the edge of the channel, the light emitted by the ionized oxygen molecules.

The beam of light hit the small satellite precisely.

It didn't shatter it from the outside like a conventional weapon, but rather pierced through the satellite from the front and out from the back like a hot needle through tofu.

The ice layer on the surface of the small satellite is powerless against absolute energy, instantly evaporating and sublimating into invisible particles.

After being penetrated, the interior of the small satellite began to light up strangely. From the center to the surface, the color quickly changed from grayish-white to bright white, like a light bulb being lit from the inside, emitting its last light.

Then, it exploded silently—not outward, but inward, with all matter converging at the center at the same moment. Under extreme pressure, it was crushed and collapsed, eventually turning into elementary particles and completely annihilated in the universe, leaving not a trace behind.

The bright white satellite disappeared from the sky above Tigab.

Where it once stood, only emptiness remains, with the large, dark gray satellite still hanging in the sky, its craters appearing even deeper in the sunlight, as if silently watching over everything.

The beam of light vanished abruptly, and the light between Luo Fei's palms also went out.

He slowly withdrew his hands, ending the power boost, his arms hanging limply, his fingers trembling slightly uncontrollably.

His breathing was slightly faster than usual, as if he had finally stopped after a long journey and his body was struggling to recover.

A strong sense of weakness crept in, starting from the soles of my feet and spreading upwards, through my calves, knees, and thighs, all the way to my waist. It felt like I had just finished a 1,000-meter test in college.

He felt his body become unusually heavy, so weak that he didn't even have the strength to lift his arm. His eyelids also began to feel heavy, and it seemed that it would take several times more effort than usual to open his eyes.

He remained standing in the same spot, his hands hanging at his sides, his gaze fixed on the sky, looking at the large satellite and then at the empty space, a hint of weariness in his eyes.

The live broadcast ball hovered silently behind him, recording this miraculous scene in its entirety.

"captain,"

Xiao Wan's voice came through the live stream again, this time with a hint of amazement in his tone.

"The small satellite has been completely destroyed, without producing any large debris. Its material has largely evaporated, and any remaining trace particles will burn up in the atmosphere and will not have a significant impact on Tigab's ecosystem."

Luo Fei responded softly with a "Okay," his voice low and slightly hoarse.

He knew perfectly well that the period of weakness had arrived, and the recovery time should be around ten minutes.

The tenfold boost was activated just now, and although it only lasted for about a minute, the cost has already become apparent.

He looked down at his hands; his fingers were still trembling, but it was better than before—the amplitude of the trembling had decreased, and the frequency had slowed down.

Ferns brushed gently against his trouser legs, volcanic smoke rose slowly in the distance, and lava rivers flowed with a low murmur. Everything indicated that the rebirth of this planet had begun.