Under the blue moon, on a small island surrounded by roaring waves, a 'plant' known as Lin was slowly growing.
As long as a single cell reached it, it would mean Lin's success.
In fact, this wasn't entirely correct. Lin needed more cells to 'taste the poison', and more cells would grow faster. Currently, the growth rate of these cells was still stable, but due to the arrival of night, they had no choice but to stop.
Like the land, the moon was divided into day and night. During the night, as the moon was unable to absorb light, the fragments on the moon would fall into a state of slumber.
During their slumber, Lin began to pay attention to the fragments on the other side.
When the Leviathan exploded, not all of the fragments drifted to the moon. Some of them were slowly floating in the vast darkness …
For example, when Lin created the eyeball for it, it was located on … the surface of a rock.
Is this really the surface? Lin looked around and saw that she was in a pitch-black environment. When the Leviathan flew out from the land, it had arrived at … the void.
There was nothing here. Lin could not even feel gravity. It was an extremely cold environment, but Lin was already very familiar with the cold. The fragment now had to rely on the barbs on its outstretched limbs to grab onto the ground and move around … …
Speaking of which, why is there a surface here?
Above her was a dark void. Below her was an uneven land. There were many small hills and pits around her. Judging by the fragment's size, which was about 10 centimetres, the hills were about one metre high.
This was probably a rock floating in the void. The Leviathan had also encountered a very large rock before. Because there was no gas here. Thus, the fragment could not open its shell. Lin knew that in a situation where there was no gas, its internal organs would be sucked out. Because there was almost no pressure outside, objects would prefer to squeeze into places where there was no pressure. This phenomenon was very interesting, but also very dangerous.
However, the fragment was able to run around on the rock because there was no gravity. Even though the fragment was the size of a bug, it was still able to run at an incredible speed!
When the fragment reached the edge of the rock, Lin saw a bright blue light in the distance. The shape of the moon appeared before Lin's eyes once again.
So that's how it is … the moon is over there. In that case, the other side is …
The fragment immediately ran to the other side of the stone. Here, Lin saw a familiar … yet strange scene …
That was the world Lin lived in. When the Leviathan flew out, Lin didn't get a good look at it, because the Leviathan didn't have eyes behind it, but now, Lin could finally see it clearly.
It was a huge sphere. It was much larger than the moon on the surface of the sphere. Lin could see many white areas, which seemed to symbolize places covered in ice. This area … was much larger than what she had seen inside.
If it wasn't frozen, then it should be a world of green and blue. Lin wanted to see if she could find a green canyon from the inside, but she couldn't see anything from here.
However, this world wasn't completely frozen. There were still some areas that showed the color of the ocean. Lin thought that they should explore those areas and perhaps discover something new …
Sure enough, this world was also slowly rolling like the moon. However, if there were names like 'sun' and 'moon', then Lin's world should also have a name.
But what should it be called? If there was a name for the entire world, then it should be called something grander, but that would be too troublesome.
And so, she decided to give it a simple name for now. Looking at the clouds above and the white ice crystals below, she decided to call it 'pompom'.
However, there wasn't just a single sphere here. The fragment was running towards other places on the stone, Lin could see even more spheres in the distance. They seemed to be very far away, but they should be closer to the flickering stars.
Lin had seen these spheres before, but she didn't pay them too much attention. But now, it seemed that they were all relatively close to the moon. Perhaps she could reach there?
However, those places were only relatively close to the other stars, they were probably still very far away. Lin decided to explore the moon first. Unfortunately, there was no water here, otherwise, Lin could have used this fragment to establish a base in the void.
However, even if she let it stay here, it would still be able to observe for a very long time.
There were still a few floating fragments around her, but these fragments didn't fall on the stone. They were slowly moving through the void, unable to move on their own … Lin tried to open a few fragments, but while she had already covered them with a layer of skin to prevent their organs from being sucked away, it still caused a lot of damage. It seemed that it was difficult for cells to be directly exposed to this environment.
It seemed that the only way to move around here was by burning fuel, so Lin believed that there should be some other way to move around.
But could there possibly be any living creatures in this place? While it seemed impossible, Lin would still try to look for them.
The fragment on the stone quickly ran back and forth. The fragment quickly ran across the surface of the stone. While there was nothing on the outside, Lin discovered that the stone was actually hollow, with a few holes that could be drilled into it.
The fragment ran into the inner layer of the stone and used the light from its eyes to search for its target inside the stone.
This stone was about 10 meters long and 5 meters wide. Lin hadn't found any living creatures on the surface of the moon where there was air, so it was unlikely that she would find anything here …
… Something wasn't right.
The fragment's light illuminated something that was stuck to the inner wall of the stone. It looked like … an egg.
While the color was the same as the stone, the surface was very smooth. Lin could confirm that this was not a part of the stone, but something else.
Why would there be an egg here?
The fragment quickly climbed up and used its limb to poke at the surface of the 'egg'. It didn't seem to be very hard.
Then, the fragment forcefully poked at the egg. Its limb pierced into the egg. Lin felt that there was something like sand inside. After peeling off the shell, Lin took a closer look and found that the inside was basically sand. Due to the fragment's manipulation, the sand was floating in the surrounding space …
A special limb extended from the fragment. At the end of the limb was a pair of eyes that could magnify tiny objects. When the limb touched a piece of sand, Lin could see some strange structures, some of which looked like cells. What is this? A fossil?
As Lin was thinking about it, the entire rock suddenly shook violently. Floating astronomy.
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