Upon hearing this, many people watching the sky had a terrifying thought: Could it be that Ujien was devoured and ended up looking like this?

It's normal to think this way, because people are selfish and can't understand the thoughts of selfless people, let alone the greatness of idealists.

Ningning continued to tell the travelers the story of Ujien.

"The Ancient Moon Force Spectrum Detector shows that the creature... matches Uzien's information characteristics."

"What, what's going on?"

"Margot underwent a series of tests and discovered that her lover was merging with some kind of mysterious creature."

"How terrifying! Was that the mysterious celestial creature that sent the signal? Ujien was eaten by it, is there any hope for him?"

"Unfortunately, the dragon scholars have never seen anything like this before. They are helpless and can only watch as Ujeen transforms into another form of life."

Then, Ujien awoke and sent a message to the dragons.

"What message?"

There is no information on that.

"Seriously, why is there missing content again? It seems Ujien is really pathetic... He tried to capture someone, but ended up being captured instead."

"That's not the case. The ship's logs show that the creature that sent the signal did not attack Ujean. Instead, he actively merged with that creature..."

In this way, the creature could overcome the language barrier and convey the message to the dragons.

"This is truly astonishing. It seems that message might be a key element of the Moon Watcher Project. I'm increasingly curious about what it is."

The traveler remarked, "It seems we'll have to look elsewhere."

"After that, is Ujien still alive?"

"After delivering the message, Ujion began to die. But Margot, an expert in the field of life, used an immature technique."

That technology can transform living beings into pure Ancient Moon Power.

"Oh! That sounds a lot like the phlogistonization of the dragon race."

Did she succeed?

"She only succeeded halfway. She saved her body and created the first unnaturally born moon spirit on the moon, namely the moon spirit Uji."

But Ujien's consciousness completely disappeared during this process.

In the days that followed, she devoted all her energy to the study of this new life until her lifespan came to an end.

Then she asked her student Lusharim to use the same technique on her, which ultimately transformed her into new life...

Like Ujien, her consciousness also failed to be preserved.

Just then, Margot's voice came through.

"So this is your story. In that case, I think the information that the celestial creature conveyed to the dragons should have been inherited by Lusharim."

Did he also establish research facilities somewhere? The key information for the Moon Watcher Project should be stored there.

"His research facilities probably no longer exist."

"Hmm? Have you made any discoveries?"

The traveler recounted to Colombia the information they had obtained from the source of the ancient moon.

"It was actually... destroyed by beings from outer space... I can't help but think of the ruler of the high heavens."

"That's what I think too."

"A canopy that can obscure the moon... that sounds a lot like a false sky."

"Yes, it feels like the early stages of the False Heaven. But his research institute has been destroyed, and perhaps he himself disappeared in that explosion."

"I have a theory that he may not have died in that accident, and that his research may have been preserved."

"Sigh, why do you say that?"

"Look, apart from the Moon Sea, none of the dragons' other facilities have been destroyed. The Eye of Ibinibo, the Ugion Circle, the Star Creature Capture Station... This doesn't seem to fit into that person's plan to reshape the world."

"You mean, it was Lusharim who protected them?"

"Well, the bargaining chip might be the research results he possessed. He used these to follow the ruler of the high heavens."

Upon seeing this, Appepp couldn't help but curse, "Traitor!"

"In your opinion, he may really be a traitor, but you have to admit that it was because of him that the research results of the dragon race were preserved."

Otherwise, there wouldn't be any trace of the dragon race left on the moon.

"I'd rather leave nothing behind than be a stepping stone for that guy Tenri."

"Appepp, what's the point of arguing with me about this? The fact is that you dragon kings are incompetent and can't protect the scholars. The scholars have to rely on their own abilities to preserve their research results."

"you……"

Apep pointed at Sannada but couldn't find the words to refute her. She had to admit that what Sannada said was true.

Back on the celestial screen, Paimon nodded: "I think you make a lot of sense. Looking at it this way, he might have continued the Moonwatcher project. Where could he be?"

"I know there is another place on the moon, and if the Moon Watchers' Plan is still stored somewhere, it might be there."

But Ningning, is there anything you haven't told us yet?

"Um?"

"Among your kind, only you are searching for a mission."

"That's right, it seems like the people from Heidan's hometown are all carefree."

"Don't worry, I'm not forcing you to answer. I just... want to know you better."

Because none of the terminals we saw appeared to have recorded your information.

"I don't know either."

"It's okay, I was just curious. If you don't want to tell me, you don't have to. We trust you."

"What would happen if I really were hiding something from you? This is just... curiosity."

"Hmm... hiding things isn't necessarily a bad thing; I learned that from a friend. But if I get angry, I might take off the little hat I gave you."

"Then I'll throw the snacks I saved for you into the Moon Sea."

"I understand. I can promise you that I have nothing to hide from you."

"Then I believe your promise, Ningning. Now come with me."

On the far side of the moon, there is a base, which my power detected to be extremely large.

I originally planned to leave it until the end, because cleaning it would probably be very tiring.

But now, the cleanup schedule needs to be moved up. I have a feeling that the remaining questions will all be answered there.

"Thank you so much. How...how can I repay you?"

"Look, Paimon, hasn't Ningning become more mature?"

"Really? You're actually talking about repayment now. But we're friends, there's no need to talk about that."

"Yes, he taught me this. Ningning, you can learn it too."

"It is my honor."

"So, if you're ready, come with me."

The next phase of the adventure on the far side of the moon was about to begin, but the sky suddenly came to an abrupt halt.

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