Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

278: Chapter 13: It’s Neptune?!【Subscribe Please】_1 278: Chapter 13: It’s Neptune?!【Subscribe Please】_1 Her figure was unencumbered in this armor-like outfit: a sense of perfection that was almost unattainable for an Earth woman.

However, Jia Yan wasn’t interested in examining her further, after all, she was an alien who had lived untold years.

At this point, a voice emanated from Daphne’s helm.

“Mr.

Giant Mosquito, follow my lead later.

I will operate the craft to launch a destructive attack on their base, then we will charge in together!”

“C…can’t we, can, just use, the, craft, to dest..roy their, base?”

Jia Yan voiced his doubts at this moment.

“We can’t, this base after all is left over by the Auster people.

My craft, in front of it, may possess the power to protect itself, but not the power to completely destroy it.

You will understand when you see it.”

Daphne’s voice slowly emanated.

Jia Yan nodded slightly.

They stood together in this spacious spot, since Daphne seemed capable of operating the craft at this time.

Hence the two stood within this space, awaiting their forthcoming approach.

Jia Yan felt slightly surreal at this moment.

Although they had spent a month inside the spacecraft, he still hadn’t grasped the reality of joining the cosmic war.

After all, no creature born on a planet could suddenly confront such a situation and get used to it!

Furthermore, he was still on Earth not long ago, experiencing, observing, and even fantasizing about his proximity to the universe.

But he could never have imagined that he would suddenly enter the universe, and moreover, find himself in such a situation requiring participation in a cosmic war!

Strange, absurd; a mix of emotions pervaded Jia Yan’s heart!

This sense of unreality almost diluted his feeling of life-and-death crisis.

At this moment, the spacecraft seemed to change its direction amongst numerous meteorite debris…

A massive bright white light!

It manifested itself in the lustrous compound eyes of Jia Yan!

Giant Mosquito was truly astonished now!

The object before his eyes might have been the spacecraft’s initial target.

Jia Yan had only been observing the scenery from behind in the video feed, hence he was not aware that the spacecraft was approaching such a gargantuan celestial body!

Massive!

The entire view was dominated by the shadow of this massive star!

Its enormity filled the entire field of view.

Compared to Earth, its size was unimaginably colossal!

Moreover, it was dyed in a faint blue color, dominating the view with its enormity.

This immense view could easily lead one to discern its true identity!

It was—a gas giant!

In other words, a planet similar to Jupiter!

It had a faint blue color with different shades of intensity.

Some areas were a bit deeper blue, while others were lighter.

In addition, there were patches of pure white clouds floating on it, creating a dazzling and mesmerizing sight!

Compared to biological knowledge, Jia Yan’s knowledge in astronomy was rather weak.

Therefore, he was baffled by this sudden appearance of a massive sphere and was clueless about which planet it was!

It was definitely one of the planets he knew, after all, no matter how ignorant he was, he knew from the spacecraft’s prior speed that it couldn’t possibly arrive at another stellar system within a month!

He even doubted if there was a possibility of surpassing the speed of light!

After all, despite his lack of astronomical knowledge, Jia Yan understood some basic facts.

For instance, if an object truly could accelerate to the speed of light, its mass would almost be infinitely large!

In his imagination, the force required to propel this infinitely large mass forward couldn’t possibly exist!

However, absolute certainty is rare.

When Jia Yan learned of the existence of those mysterious ‘alien civilizations,’ he had already begun to let go of his insistence that ‘life cannot travel through the universe.’ After all, they appeared before his eyes; fact speaks louder than words!

After thinking about many things, Jia Yan once again focused his gaze on the enormous celestial body before his eyes.

So, which gas planet is this one?!

“This is the celestial body you Earthlings call Neptune.”

It didn’t take long for Jia Yan’s inner struggle to dissipate as Daphne clarified this for him.

So it’s Neptune…

Gazing at this planet, Jia Yan was utterly astounded.

He deeply ingrained this breathtaking scene that not everyone could witness.

But the next moment, his expression subtly changed!

Neptune…

Does that mean that they flew from Earth to the farthest planet in the Solar System within a month?!

The distance between Neptune and the sun seems extreme, right?

Jia Yan doesn’t know the exact measure, but it seemed several tens of times further than Earth is from the Sun!

The distance between Earth and the Sun is already exaggerated, but this planet is tens of times further from the sun than Earth!

Does this mean that this unimpressive-looking spacecraft, which to Jia Yan even seemed unsophisticated, incredibly covered this vast distance within merely thirty days?!

Jia Yan was stunned.

Although there was a video feed inside the spacecraft, he couldn’t tell how fast he was traveling in a vacuum with an unchanging view.

He assumed this spacecraft, even if it was indeed fast, couldn’t possibly be many times faster than a human-made spacecraft.

But reality gave him a resounding slap in the face!

In just thirty days, they had crossed the astronomical void at a speed equivalent to traveling from the earth to the sun in a single day, arriving at the very edge of the solar system!

Fast!

This speed can’t merely be described as ‘fast’!

Jia Yan had been pleased with himself on Earth, using his wings’ vibration to reach a speed several times the speed of sound.

But faced with this despairing speed, especially within the vacuum of space where he couldn’t fly anyway, what could he say…

He reluctantly conceded!

“Alright, Mr.

Giant Mosquito, do you see the planetary ring over there?

Located within that ring is our objective.” Daphne did not respond to Jia Yan’s shock.

She didn’t even know if Jia Yan understood anything about the universe, considering how she perceived him as a local evolution creature that had merely existed a few months.

The fact that he could understand language and decipher text already amazed her, let alone expecting this giant mosquito monster to grasp astronomical knowledge.

That would be impossible, right?

But she didn’t know that this giant mosquito monster did possess some astronomical knowledge.

Even if it wasn’t comprehensive, it wasn’t entirely illiterate.

“How…

do we…

proceed next?”

Jia Yan stared at the semi-lit strip in front of the video feed, presumed to be the planetary ring!

However, this planetary ring wasn’t as beautiful as Jia Yan imagined.

It was rather dim, and as they moved closer, its color slowly vanished, revealing little rocks and ice particles.

So this was Neptune’s ring, not as prominent as those of Saturn or Jupiter, devoid of substantial celestial matter, and with a smaller scale than theirs.

At this point, Jia Yan spotted a rather enormous object floating among the celestial bodies in the ring, orbiting this planet.

This object, with a massive body of over two hundred meters, stood out from the surrounding celestial bodies, which were no more than tens of meters at most.

“Neptune possesses an intensely exothermic reaction.

According to the temperature it receives from the sun, it shouldn’t be as hot as it is.

Initially, the Auster people suspected this planet to have another kind of material they urgently needed, and built a collection base here.

But their thinking did not get verified.

Neptune’s temperature indeed originates from some unique methods, but they are of no use to them.

So the Auster people abandoned this base and made it into a signal base.

That is what you are seeing now!” Daphne explained.

(Apologies for the lack of astronomical knowledge on my part.

I can only pick out what I know to explain.

I hope it makes sense, don’t mind too much!!

For more information about Neptune, feel free to check online.

If I were to write everything in the chapter, it would just be a pile of nonsense, so I left out some details.)) (To be continued.

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