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I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World

On 1977, Voyager I took flight. On 2010, Voyager II sent some rather strange information back to Earth. On July, 2021, Voyager II lost contact with Earth four years before the planned date. At the start of the 26th century, civilization on Earth was isolated and held in captivity. At 10 a.m. on October 27th, 3020, humankind went extinct. One year before the extinction, an ordinary youth Harrison Clark from the 21st century travelled forward in time and arrived a thousand years into the future. He discovered that after he died, he would be returned back to the 21st century. Reading history in the future and changing the future in history. In this seemingly never-ending cycle, Harrison Clark began to look for that one glimmer of hope for both himself and humankind.

Objects in Fire · Ficção Científica
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1187 Chs

Chapter 473: Tiger Bro's Seven Days and the Afterglow of the Fortress【6800 Words】_4

From then on, humanity's core strength was left with only one Shadow Galaxy.

Mr. Green first turned on a video projection.

In the video, the once bustling DF-711 Galaxy returned to a dead silence, leaving only the desolate and broken battlefield ruins.

Within this vast space, countless human or Compound-Eyed Observer wreckage floated about, occasionally bursting into a flash of high-energy reaction light, but no trace of human activity remained.

A miniature star quietly floated there, emitting a dim glow. It was occasionally hit by metal fragments, igniting flares, and casting dark spots.

More debris orbiting the star's gravitational field would occasionally converge or silently shift direction, seemingly forming a fragmented asteroid belt for Star 001.

In a period ranging from tens of thousands to a hundred thousand years, Star 001 will eventually absorb more debris, gradually increasing its mass and ultimately collapsing into a small neutron star.

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