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

Luo Fei stood behind the marshal, watching his fingers tremble slightly as he pressed them against the porthole.

He spoke in a cold voice, "I said it before."

"You can't afford to mess with Earth. No matter how many of your fleets you send, I'll wipe them all out. If you dare to send out your entire force, I'll destroy your civilization."

"Now, you can open your eyes wide and see for yourself what will become of your Karda civilization."

As soon as he finished speaking, Luo Fei instantly teleported to the outside of the mothership's porthole and hovered in space.

He turned his head and looked at the marshal inside the ship through the porthole.

Their gazes briefly met between the vacuum and the alloy glass.

Then, Luo Fei faced the dark gray planet that was slowly rotating.

He flew a short distance toward the planet, hovering in space, then raised his right hand, palm up, fingers spread.

In an instant, a blue-white sphere of light condensed above his palm.

At first, it was only the size of a fist, emitting a soft and pure light, like a newly born star.

But almost instantly, it began to expand wildly at a visible speed to the size of a basketball, a vehicle, a building, or even a mountain.

The sphere of light continued to expand, its edge gradually changing from blue-white to incandescent, with fine arcs of electricity flowing across its surface, like a compressed star slowly being pushed from its core towards its outer shell, each layer expanding and accumulating power.

Eventually, it stopped expanding.

At this moment, the diameter of the light sphere is close to that of the smallest satellite next to the mother star, and it is quietly suspended near the mother star of Calda.

Luo Fei waved his right hand forward, and the ball of light flew towards the mother planet at an extremely fast speed.

At that moment, the marshal in the bridge seemed to have all his strength drained away, and his legs could no longer support his body weight.

He staggered, leaning against the porthole glass, and slowly slid down, finally kneeling helplessly on the cold bridge floor, his face pressed tightly against the cold glass, staring at the huge ball of light outside the window that was getting closer and closer.

The light from the orb shone through the porthole, turning his face deathly pale, devoid of any color.

He uttered a barely audible sound: "Stop..."

He spoke slowly and deliberately, each word seeming to be squeezed from the depths of his throat, as if he were pouring the last of his life force into these syllables: "That's my home planet...my people...they're all there..."

His voice was filled with despair and pleading, and tears silently streamed down his face.

On the surface of the home planet Calda, countless people stopped what they were doing and looked up at the sky in unison.

The blue-white orb of light appeared out of thin air, suddenly appearing above near-Earth orbit, radiating brilliant light, as if it had been illuminated by another, more powerful source of light between the stars and planets.

At first, it was just a distant bright spot, like an exceptionally bright star in the night sky.

But in an instant, it began to grow larger and larger, rapidly expanding in people's field of vision, transforming from a star into an inverted sun. Its blinding light pierced through the clouds, covering the vast ground and all the fearful eyes that watched it.

In the city, piercing sirens ripped through the air, rising and falling, rapidly spreading panic to every corner.

The defense system activated automatically at the first moment, and the orbital defense platforms all changed direction, aiming their cannons at the deadly orb.

The shield generator was running at maximum power, and a pale blue energy barrier slowly rose from the planet's surface, rapidly spreading to cover the entire planet and form the last line of defense.

Operators of the defensive weapons frantically pressed the launch button on the control panel. Countless energy beams shot out from the ground defense base stations, orbital platforms, and the surfaces of various satellites, forming a dense, interwoven, massive fire net that hurtled towards the light sphere, attempting to destroy it before it reached the ground.

However, the moment these beams of light touched the surface of the light sphere, they were as if they had encountered some kind of impenetrable medium; they were either deflected, absorbed, or melted at the edge of the light sphere, leaving no trace.

The sphere of light did not slow down and continued to crash into the surface of the mother planet.

The shield shattered, peeled off, and dissipated the moment it made contact.

The ball of light continued its descent, passing unimpeded through the disappearing shield, its speed undiminished, carrying an aura of annihilation as it crashed towards the earth.

The ball of light finally crashed heavily onto the surface of the homeworld of Calda.

Surprisingly, the expected earth-shattering explosion did not occur at the moment of impact. Instead, the lower half of the sphere of light was completely submerged in the ground, like a sun slowly sinking and being swallowed up bit by bit by the earth, leaving only the upper half exposed, radiating a terrifying light.

Then, it exploded.

The explosion spread outward from deep underground, starting from the point of impact and spreading along cracks in the Earth's crust to the entire planet, like a giant tree extending its roots from deep underground, except that this tree was made of light and heat.

Wherever it passed, rocks melted, the ground cracked, and dark red light gushed out from the fissures, turning those once dark red patterns into real light.

The entire planet began to glow from within, like a furnace being ignited, with the temperature rising rapidly, and all surface facilities were swallowed up within seconds.

Immediately afterwards, the Earth's core began to explode, and energy spread outward from the inside.

Within seconds, the entire planet was enveloped, swallowed, and covered by light.

The energy from the explosion spread outwards, and the shockwave rose from the planet's surface, pushing aside the atmosphere, the defense platforms in orbit, and the satellites in operation, as if an invisible giant hand was sweeping away all the pieces on the table.

Luo Fei teleported back to the front of the mothership, watching the shockwave rushing towards him.

He neither dodged nor moved. A faint light shone on his body, and the energy within him surged from his skin, rapidly spreading outward to form a massive barrier that clashed with the oncoming shockwave.

When the violent shockwave struck this seemingly fragile barrier, it neither penetrated the barrier nor propelled Luo Fei in the slightest. It was as if it had encountered an indestructible, invisible wall, and could only helplessly split to both sides, without causing any direct impact on Luo Fei or the mothership behind him.

The mothership only swayed slightly in space before quickly returning to stillness.

The marshal knelt on the bridge floor, looking through the porthole at the collapsing planet, watching the familiar outlines of the continents break, sink, and evaporate in the light.

His fingers twitched slightly on the floor, as if trying to grasp something, but his fingertips touched nothing.

Sunlight streamed in through the window and fell upon him.

His horns gleamed dark black in the bright light, like two pieces of burnt charcoal.

He knelt there, motionless and silent, his chest rising and falling slightly, as if he still had a breath left in his chest.

He slowly raised his head, looking at the fading light outside the window. His lips moved, and a weak voice rang out: "It's gone."

Everything is gone.

Their homeland was gone, their people were gone, and all their past glory and splendor vanished completely in this blaze of light.