Xyrin Empire

Chapter 391 - 391 391 Hello Sun Goodbye Sun

?Chapter 391: Chapter 391 Hello Sun, Goodbye Sun Chapter 391: Chapter 391 Hello Sun, Goodbye Sun The silvery alloy isolation door slid open silently, and I briskly walked into the officer’s lounge, which was filled with floating holographic projections. Lin Xue and the others gathered around an image glowing with an orange light, pointing and gesturing as if they had found something very interesting.

“What’s going on? And why has this lounge been turned into something resembling an internet café with so many projectors everywhere?”

I weaved through several holographic projectors floating in midair and called out from a distance.

“We’re analyzing the battle report! Ah Jun, come over and have a look~~”
Qianqian, with a knowing look, had lifted her head the moment the door opened and waved me over.

“What’s this?”

I joined the girls and focused on the item they were studying, a holographic image rotating in the air, radiating an orange glow that looked like…

A squished orange?

Okay, that comparison was nonsensical. The object seemed to be a weird-looking meteorite with a slightly elongated shape, and about ten to fifteen irregular notches on it, almost like someone had gouged pieces out of it—I mean, they appeared to be traces of deliberate tampering.

What caught my attention more were the shadows beneath those notches, possibly indicating some kind of mechanical structure. However, they could also just be sharp lines left by rock collisions. But after observing it closely for a while, I still thought it resembled machinery, because from a sociological perspective, a rock collision won’t result in the creation of an engine exhaust…

“It appears to be the wreckage of some kind of space vessel, the propulsor part,” Sandora, far more experienced than us semi-illiterates, might have already discerned the nature of the object. “The decay indicates it’s quite old, weathered on the surface, and for some still unclear reason, it’s completely encased within a small asteroid, making it look as if the asteroid had grown a set of mechanical innards. However, the damage is too severe and the exposed parts too small for us to trace its possible origins. But it certainly isn’t something Earth technology could produce, nor is it a product of Xyrin Technology—its design style is very different from ours, and the all-metal energy pipes are clearly unsuited for using Ghost Energy.”

“Hmm…” I examined the orange asteroid wreckage with interest. As it slowly spun, the machinery structures wrapped in rock occasionally reflected a cold metallic sheen. “Found within those asteroids?”

Sandora nodded, “Of course, it could be a coincidence, as Star Ring Fragments don’t possess the intelligence to choose cannon fodder. But I’m also curious if these mechanisms mixed within asteroids might hold some secrets—perhaps the remains of another civilization destroyed by Abyss Power?”

I clapped my hands, “Well that’s easy, why not just haul it to the research ship behind us? Let’s take it apart and see—Girl Lin would definitely love to do that.”

Then Lin Xue elbowed me from behind.

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