Hector shook his head, but as the hot wind and sand kept beating on his helmet, he soon realized that he had no room to hide secrets in front of the teacher, at least not now.

"If you continue to be wary and restless, those dark angels may come to question me, my child."

Kailong's voice was filled with laughter and a soft but irresistible majesty.

Hector was silent for a moment.

"Your Excellency Kailong."

"I am here……"

"you say……"

He raised his head and saw a strange battleship covering most of his field of vision. He could even see countless artillery fire hitting the battleship, creating sound waves of explosions, but the battleship itself was unscathed.

But even so, through the net of shadows and wars, Hector could still see the tiny stars, which were the light and shadow cast in his eyes by the distant world after tens of thousands of years of journey.

"Stars always surround bigger, greater stars, right?"

"Some are not, they are unique."

Chiron touched his chin, thinking about what his disciple was thinking, but soon, with a chuckle, he gave up this inquiring behavior and allowed Hector to ask questions almost to himself.

"Then why do some stars choose to deviate from their position, insist on wandering in different directions, and leave behind the stars surrounding them? Even if they have met again, they still choose to leave..."

"Why on earth is it so different... different... incredible... leaving without saying goodbye..."

He muttered to himself, saying words that he couldn't believe.

"What on earth is going on..."

Chiron just listened, but after a moment, he patted Hector on the shoulder.

"Troubled thinking often leads to a cycle of self-doubt and faulty logic, Hecht."

"You actually have a better way."

"……What?"

This sensitive guy has now become a little dull and slow.

"It's very simple."

Chiron stretched out his hand and pointed to the surviving stars.

"Ask them."

"Things about the stars..."

"Only the stars themselves can answer."
Chapter completed!