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It is essential to prioritize enjoyment before saving, thank you.
In this world, everything follows its own order, progressing according to a set procedure. The future unfolds in the same manner.
Uncertain how much time had passed—perhaps a minute, or maybe a hundred years—Yu Tian gradually regained consciousness. Through the glass window of the freezing chamber, he noticed Lin and Hong had already awakened. Seeing this, Yu Tian couldn't help but slap his forehead, chiding himself for being such a heavy sleeper.
At that moment, the spaceship's system emitted a countdown alarm:
"Spaceship preparing for descent, 30, 29, 28, 27..."
Yu Tian moved his limbs a bit and stepped out of the freezing chamber. Lin and Hong were bouncing around excitedly, calling out to him. As Yu Tian approached, he gasped at the sight—a massive purple planet loomed before them! It was at least half the size of Jupiter.
A few seconds later, the spaceship safely passed through the atmosphere and landed smoothly. What astonished Yu Tian even more was that the planet was covered in lush green grass, trees, and vibrant flowers. It resembled the few remaining green areas on Earth. The sky was perpetually shrouded in purple clouds, yet it did not feel oppressive in the slightest.
However, as beautiful as it was, they first needed to assess the situation.
"Hong, quickly launch a Probe Satellite!"
"Lin, analyze the atmospheric structure!" Yu Tian commanded.
The two siblings complied with his orders and nodded before getting to work.
After assigning tasks, Yu Tian sat down in front of the main Control Panel, ready to analyze the data from the satellite.
Before long, Lin transmitted the processed data: "Atmospheric composition: 40% oxygen, 50% nitrogen." Upon hearing this report, Yu Tian was overjoyed. Such favorable atmospheric conditions meant they wouldn’t need to wear those cumbersome spacesuits outside. This high oxygen level was unprecedented; Earth’s oxygen content during this era was only 17%, and even in stable living areas of space zones, it barely reached 32%.
"Let's go, everyone, and take a look outside!" He activated the automated intelligent control system and entered countdown stealth mode. After removing their bulky space suits, the three of them walked toward the hatch.
As they opened the hatch, a refreshing breeze greeted them. The fragrance of flowers filled the air, and with this pleasant sensation, Yu Tian stepped onto this magical planet. Who knew if any great wars had occurred on this planet?
"It seems like this place hasn't been destroyed in a long time. It's so well-preserved," Lin said cheerfully as she exited the Control Room with Yu Tian and Hong, then hopped into the newly summoned multi-purpose space racer alongside Yu Tian.
The vehicle sped joyfully across the vast grasslands. However, no matter how far they drove, they saw no signs of life beyond the flowers and grass. The initial excitement gradually faded into a sense of despondency and boredom.
Just then, Lin suddenly pointed ahead and exclaimed, "Wow, look at that! What is it?"
Yu Tian drove the racer closer, feeling a surge of curiosity.
Before long, a massive metal plate came into view. Its material appeared to be an early type of titanium alloy. Many "patterns" were faintly etched on its surface.
"Chinese characters!" they almost screamed in unison. This was incredibly exciting; it meant that there were humans on this planet. Initially, they thought it might be an illusion, but this was indeed reality.
The text was brief, roughly stating: "My name is Wang Xiaofei, a Federation pilot. I arrived at Nameless Planet during a performance in 2100." Yu Tian turned the metal plate over to find a drawing on the back that resembled a map.
"A pilot? Could flying technology have been that advanced back then to reach such a distant black hole?" Yu Tian cast a puzzled glance at Lin, who also looked over curiously.
"That's impossible! Didn't it say he came here 'accidentally'? I suspect he might be one of the pilots who disappeared in the ancient legend of the Bermuda Triangle!" Lin quickly replied, leaving Yu Tian feeling foolish. Suddenly, he felt embarrassed.
Why hadn't he thought of that? After all, he had seen information about this before.
"Is that so?" Hong murmured softly.
"Then let's follow the lines on the map and see what we can find!" To redeem himself from earlier embarrassment, Yu Tian was the first to hop into the sports car. Lin and Hong agreed and followed suit. It wasn't long before they spotted the forest marked on the map, and the three of them finally relaxed; it seemed this planet was not as monotonous as they had thought.
The trees were towering, with the thinnest ones too large for a person to wrap their arms around, while the thickest might require seventy or eighty people to encircle. If these trees were brought to the Galaxy System, they would surely cause quite a stir. In today's world, where civilizations derived from Earth thrived, trees were incredibly precious. For some unknown reason, trees cultivated in artificial soil only lived for a maximum of two years.
At that moment, Lin was bursting with excitement, insisting on getting out of the car to climb trees or collect specimens. She was scolded by her brother Hong until she was nearly in tears before finally sitting quietly, her hands fiddling with the detector that Hong had set aside. The siblings bickered for quite a while until Yu Tian managed to mediate a temporary truce.
As an outsider, Yu Tian could only shake his head. It seemed he would never fully understand the bond between siblings. However, recalling that farewell toast, remembering Lin's lightly flushed face as she looked at him and the repeated cheers of encouragement, was enough for Yu Tian.
But the mission remained paramount. Yu Tian quickly regained his focus and navigated through twists and turns on the map until they eventually arrived at a small wooden house. The house was well concealed among the lush foliage; without the map's guidance, it would have been difficult to discover such a structure.
After getting out of the car, Yu Tian entered the house. The downstairs was filled with rough tables made of a mix of metal and wood, reminiscent of homes in twenty-first-century urban areas. Not finding anything particularly interesting, he quietly ascended the stairs, treading lightly as if afraid to scare away anyone who might still be there.
The upstairs resembled a living space from the twenty-second century; there was an old functional computer connected to a primitive generator. A metal hammock lay bare without sheets, only a few pieces of clothing scattered about. The most noticeable item was a delicate little metal box on the bed. He approached it slowly, and before he knew it, Hong and Lin had followed him quietly and stood behind him.
Yu Tian opened the box and found only a solitary diary inside.
"Captain, hurry up and take a look!" Hearing Lin's voice snapped Yu Tian back to reality; he turned around to see them but said nothing as he faced back toward the diary. He opened it up; the pages were slightly yellowed, but the ink remained clear and legible.
The diary contained some information about Wang Xiaofei along with various adventure entries. One passage caught Yu Tian's attention: "…discovered a strange machine that emitted sounds, but I don't know what it is; there are many bones in the cave nearby…" Perhaps out of curiosity, he couldn't help but read it aloud softly.
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