Xyrin Empire

Chapter 508: Chapter 508 Energy Storm

Red Moon… No, it should be called Blue Moon now.

A ghostly, mysterious blue light filled the space between heaven and earth, making this barren, desolate world seem like it was cast into a cold tomb, the surrounding blue light suddenly giving rise to bizarre associations, as if this world were a morgue.

I shook my head, casting these weird thoughts aside, and showed a reassuring smile to Tohsaka and Ilya, who ran over in panic.

“It’s okay, just a little celestial anomaly, looks like I’m going to be busy.”

“Big brother, is that moon going to explode?” Ilya said, still frightened, sneaking glances at the giant moon in the sky that had turned deep blue and was visibly expanding and contracting, “I see all the soldiers around us looking very tense.”

“Don’t worry, the Imperial Fleet will take care of everything. We’ve fought star system annihilation wars,” I patted Ilya’s little head gently—ah, a good feeling—and continued, “Tohsaka, don’t wander around for now; my scientists are analyzing the situation… Taville, do you have the results?”

“As you wished, my Queen,” in such a bizarre and critical situation, Taville’s face still carried the brilliant smile of a mad scientist facing a precious specimen, “It’s Ghost Energy, indeed Ghost Energy! An unprecedented energy reaction has occurred on the surface of the giant moon, my Queen, look at this, these are the radiation readings from the Red Moon transforming into the Blue Moon over the past few minutes—”

Taville spoke, moving a floating information window in front of me.

“Wow! So advanced! Alien uncle, can you even understand all this?” Tohsaka immediately exclaimed in surprise.

I snorted arrogantly, nostrils flaring, “Hmph, as the Leader I just have to issue commands, these technical things…”

“It seems the energy waveform has undergone a chain reversal,” Sandora observed the aggravatingly complex data graph and nodded repeatedly, “The unknown energy sea on the Red Moon surface has turned into a Ghost Energy sea.”