When they saw these alien spaceships, the room suddenly fell silent.
It was sheer terror, as if a chill had descended from the distant horizon, permeating every cell in their bodies... No one in the room spoke, or rather, no one dared to speak.
The noisy honking of airships outside became particularly grating, the "tat tat tat" sounds snapping everyone back to reality.
"...increase the resolution by another tenfold!" The station manager's voice was filled with both panic and anxiety.
The discussion about aliens had been popular in the observatory for a while, and the Taipu people always believed that the universe was inhabited by aliens, it was just that none had been discovered yet.
But if an alien civilization really descended upon their planet, the Taipu people would likely be no more significant than insects compared to them. The distance between constant stars was measured in light-years—what did that mean to a civilization that couldn't even launch a satellite!
