85: Chapter 85: A spaceship with a diameter of two light-years devours the old sun.

Chu Xingyang treated the Solar System, with its diameter of two light-years, as a spaceship, flying through a galaxy in the universe that looked extremely similar to the Milky Way Galaxy.

He stared at the holographic thumbnail, and the more he looked, the more he felt that he had truly arrived in the Milky Way Galaxy.

His current position seemed to be in the region near the Silver Core within the Sagittarius Arm.

He then used Gravity Manipulation to accelerate, taking advantage of a gravity slingshot to fly outward.

If this really was the Milky Way Galaxy, as long as he crossed this spiral arm, he would soon arrive at the Solar System within the Milky Way Galaxy.

It was the star system that had erupted in a helium flash, turned into a red giant, and forced the Earth to flee its home and wander everywhere.

However, the stars in this region were already densely packed to a terrifying degree.

And the Oort Cloud had a diameter of two light-years.

Chu Xingyang had to steer cautiously to avoid colliding with any large celestial bodies.

In fact, it had already been hit hard by quite a few small interstellar materials.

Fortunately, because the Oort Cloud had been reinforced by a static force field, these materials eventually turned into fleeting fireworks through friction and did not reach the inner planetary region.

During this time, the people of Blue Star and the Liz People on the Fifth Planet, White Star, were immersed in extreme joy.

Especially when the planet rotated to night, that massive galaxy spanning the starry sky and taking up half the sky was something they had never seen before in the Three-Spiral System.

"It is truly dazzling, so bright that it is refreshing. The one in our Three-Spiral System is small and dim."

"Of course. Someone in my family is in the space fleet. It is said that this is likely called the Milky Way Galaxy. It is much larger than our Three-Spiral System, and since we are now close to the Silver Core, it is so beautiful."

Someone knelt on the ground with tears streaming down their face and hands clasped together: "It is the Great Deity Xingyang, whose divine power allows all living beings in our entire Solar System to travel through space together!"

The Xingyang Temple and sanctuaries on both Blue Star and White Star were brightly lit and crowded with people.

The streets and alleys of Blue Star and the ecological domes of White Star echoed day and night with hymns to the god.

Not a single person was worried that the star system they lived in had left the Three-Spiral System where it had stayed for billions of years.

Where the god is, there is home, and the Great Deity Xingyang shines upon the universe!

However, Chen Susu, the only Earthling remaining on Blue Star, had different feelings.

For the past few days, she had been unable to eat or sleep, constantly tinkering with an astronomical telescope on the windowsill.

After roughly calculating the trajectory of the Solar System, she could finally no longer hold back her tears and muttered to herself: "I am home. After all these years, I am the first Earthling to return."

The Giantess Ba Shayu picked up a coat and draped it over her, then gently stroked her beautiful long hair and said softly: "Congratulations, my little cutie. I am also very happy to be able to come to your hometown."

Chen Susu turned around and hugged her massive arm tightly, unable to speak from excitement, and could only choke back sobs quietly.

Although the scene inside the Solar System was happy, this "outsider" that had crossed several spiral arms and was rushing through the Milky Way Galaxy still caused astonishment and commotion among many civilizations in the galaxy.

Inside an astronomical observation station on a planet.

The observer, terrified and incoherent, strode into the station chief's office and shouted: "Station Chief, a star is running wild through the universe with five planets! During this time, it has already crossed the entire Sagittarius Arm, running from inside the arm to the outside."

The station chief stood up from his seat with a "thud," rushed over, and slapped him across the face: "Damn it, I told you not to drink on the job! Last time you were drunk and saw double, and insisted that our one sun had turned into two."

"Was the joke you made last time not big enough? Get out at the end of the month! Our station doesn't want someone as embarrassing as you."

The observer touched his burning face, feeling a bit dazed, unsure if it was from the station chief's slap or the alcohol.

He could only slink away.

The next day, another observation station, having recorded this cosmic spectacle, saw its leaders and observers receive awards and be swarmed by media interviews.

The station chief, upon learning of this, rolled on the floor crying in regret, almost crying himself to death.

After waking up, he continued to wail: "Our chance to become famous, my chance to make a name for myself! It was missed just like that."

Meanwhile, some civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy that had entered the interstellar era or were of an even higher level were discussing more realistic issues.

That is, what kind of civilization possessed such powerful strength to allow a star, along with five planets, to carry out such a large-scale migration of the entire system?

Various signs indicated that this star system was not born in the Milky Way Galaxy, but had come from afar from a system outside!

Someone speculated: "Unless this star has consciousness and can utilize gravity, it could not have performed such a shocking feat."

But this speculation, which was closest to the truth, was treated by everyone as a joke.

"What? A star has consciousness? Are you not awake yet?"

"Haha, my water pipes have consciousness too. They break whenever I go on a business trip, and then my wife finds a tall, sturdy plumber to come home and fix them."

"Hahaha..."

Even though no one took this speculation to heart, some literary figures still wrote a space opera called "The Star King" based on it.

It told the story of a star taking its five planets on a crusade, fighting in various galaxies.

This grand opera was actually quite successful among some interconnected civilizations.

Every showing was packed.

Of course, at this moment, Chu Xingyang was concentrating on steering this two-light-year-diameter spaceship and had not yet seen this opera.

Moreover, he seemed to have already seen that sun, which had become exceptionally large—the sun that had erupted in a helium flash and turned into a red giant!

It seemed that the escape of the Wandering Earth was correct.

At this moment, the sun, having expanded to the extreme, had already devoured Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter.

In its massive orbit, only Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune were still revolving around it.

And the powerful energy erupted by the helium flash also caused the already thin Oort Cloud to almost disappear completely.

Chu Xingyang looked at this Solar System in the Milky Way Galaxy, then reflected on himself, reflecting on his own sun that originated from the Three-Spiral System.

He suddenly had a strange thought: since the one in the Milky Way Galaxy was dying, could his own vibrant and bustling Solar System replace it?

After hesitating for a moment, he began the conversion and devouring process.

The red giant entered the collapse phase ahead of schedule, and as it shrank, the sun, which was Chu Xingyang's physical body, became larger and larger.

The humans on Blue Star and White Star had two thoughts that led to the same destination.

Those in the daytime looked around and whispered to each other: "Why does our sun feel like it's getting bigger? The Xingyang God's physical body has grown!"

Those at night looked up at the starry sky and wondered to themselves: "Why have the two moons become brighter than usual today?"