Immediately after occupying two large planets, Tom began large-scale industrial construction.
Of these two large planets, the inner one is 460 million kilometers away from the star.
If it were the Solar System, its position would be slightly farther than Ceres in the Asteroid Belt, but closer than Jupiter.
Ceres in the Solar System has a surface temperature of tens of degrees below zero Celsius.
However, in the Pegasus G76 star system, this planet, which Tom numbered Pegasus G76c, has a surface temperature of over 100 degrees Celsius, already exceeding the boiling point of water.
Through some geological research, Tom confirmed that hundreds of millions of years ago, this planet was a large ice ball with a large amount of water ice on its surface.
But as Pegasus G76 continuously expanded, its temperature gradually rose, eventually melting the water ice and forming a vast, global ocean.
