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Chapter 489 - 305: Knocking on the Door, But It’s a Fighter Jet

Chapter 489: Chapter 305: Knocking on the Door, But It’s a Fighter Jet

Although the Moon’s gravity is only about one-sixth of Earth’s, and acceleration is just over one meter per second,

But.

After Chen Yun slightly increased his Spiritual Position’s speed,

The acceleration and final speed became different from the result of free fall.

Originally, when jumping from nine thousand meters on the Moon, the final speed would be about a hundred or two hundred meters per second.

But now, Chen Yun, breaking the sound barrier at an extremely high speed, had a fierce and intimate contact with the Moon Soil.

Not to say it shattered the heavens and the earth.

But at least, it left a slightly smaller-sized crater.

Compared to the multitude of craters on the Moon, it might indeed seem a bit mini, but the impact of this collision was definitely not small.

For the vast majority of life forms on Earth, it would be a death beyond doubt.

Not even resulting in bruises of blue and purple.

Just pieces here and there, then a chopstick’s meal for each.

However, for Chen Yun.

It seemed to feel like nothing.

When he slowly climbed out of the crater, his clothes appeared to be hardly damaged.

To put it accurately, with Spiritual Position, not to mention torn clothes, his clothes didn’t even get dirty.

Under the tremendous impact, Chen Yun still shone like new.

Looking back at the distant Leibniz Mountain, Chen Yun felt a slight regret for the lack of challenge and then took off from the spot without any hesitation.

In just an instant, he reached the speed needed to break free from the Moon’s gravitational pull and ventured into the profound cosmic starry sky beyond the Moon.

He obviously didn’t plan to travel in space.

After all, the Moon already bored him immensely, let alone the even more deep and lonely outer space.

He had had his fill of fun on the Moon and was now preparing to return to Earth.

The rocky Moon surface reflected a faint light, and against the backdrop of the vast universe overhead, a blue gemstone hung at the horizon—that was Earth, the distant and familiar home.

At this moment, Earth seemed like the loneliest Lighthouse in the universe, emitting a soft radiance.

Its silhouette was distinct, prominently outlined against the deep starry sky.

Layers of clouds were like gently draped veils over the land, continuously changing as Earth slowly spun, as if narrating one story after another.

The blue oceans shimmered, akin to a vast mirror, reflecting Sun’s light.

The continents were like a jigsaw puzzle laid on the water’s surface, each piece with its unique characteristics; some parts were covered in green, teeming with vitality, while others were vast golden deserts.

Chen Yun needed no navigation.

He flew directly toward that azure planet.

With the experience from last time, there was even less hesitation.

Already extremely familiar with flying, Chen Yun accelerated continuously in space; last time it had taken him roughly eight hours to cover the three hundred and some thousand kilometers.

This time was about the same.

He certainly could have sped up if he wanted to.

But.

That would mean he’d have to delay the counteracting force for slowing down, or not slow down at all.

If so.

There was a high probability that the impact of landing would be rather dramatic, causing significant destruction over a wide area.

Chen Yun didn’t like that.

At least he disliked causing random destruction on Earth.

Pondering.

Chen Yun just slightly postponed the time to slow down.

After about seven hours or so, he plunged into Earth’s satellite orbit area, followed by a slightly slowed descent into the atmosphere.

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When Chen Yun entered the atmosphere, he didn’t choose the most densely populated area to land but aimed for a more remote area—an uninhabited wilderness far from urban noise.

That was the Siberian region.

Situated midway through Chen Yun’s journey.

On his return, Chen Yun didn’t plan to crash into the Loess Plateau, which had served as his starting point, deciding instead to continue his travels from the icy and snowy terrains of Siberia.

As his speed gradually increased, the high temperatures generated by air friction created a bright trail of Fire around him, like a Meteor streaking across the night sky.

Although Chen Yun himself felt no discomfort from the high-speed atmospheric entry, radar systems on the ground had picked up this abnormal phenomenon.

Monitoring stations around the world began reporting a high-speed object approaching Earth, and governments swiftly responded, mobilizing all available resources to track this target.

Governments that had detected this thing shooting into the sky at ten times the speed of sound yesterday and then losing its trace outside satellite orbit now were extremely tense.

After all, it had been said before.

Ten times the speed of sound, sharp-angle turns, very small size, combine these three factors and you get impossible to intercept, meaning one’s own territory is its backyard.

Now it’s returning at full throttle, plunging toward the ground; how could the countries able to monitor it not be alarmed?

Who knows what it’s carrying up there?

Perhaps it’s toting a super-enhanced Guangzhou, Changqi happy bomb?

Especially Russia was the most baffled and anxious.

Chen Yun’s sharp-angle entry into Earth’s atmosphere meant a long trajectory, not as swift as a direct right-angle fall.

It was like an outright provocation, like a Meteor, he would go through a very long journey, streaking across many a sky.

Therefore, predicting the exact landing spot was, in theory, a challenge, as it would cross a vast expanse of airspace belonging to various nations.

Nobody knew where it would stop.

The problem was, it seemed to have no intention of making turns.

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