In the future, there should be a language that belongs to them.

It should be a very different language family, a very different pronunciation.

Johansen imagined it countless times, but he never thought that any company could make it.

Or, he thought, he could only hear it if he had really reached that age.

However, at this moment, the song sung from the boy's mouth, with a strange and mysterious metallic texture, fell into the ears, and the mixed music unexpectedly made people's scalps tingle and their hearts tremble!

Johansen's eyes were closed, he seemed to be standing in the starry sky, standing in the midst of a starship like a behemoth, and the helplessness and anger mixed in the song and piano all entered his heart.

In the vast blue universe, countless lights and shadows seemed to be moths rushing towards the candle flame, knowing that they would die, but they still lined up into a white wall, blocking the falling and exploding stars.

The bright red light was dangerous, engulfing the walls of warriors like a fiery dragon.

For a moment, Johansen was empathetic.

As the boy hoarsely sang the last line, the aftermath echoed in his ears, and Johansen clung to the corner of his desk, tears not knowing when to stream.

When weapons are powerful enough to conquer everything, it does not mean the light of day.

Instead, it will become a bomb.

I don't know when, when the fire shines, it will destroy the stars and destroy everything.

Johansen sat at his computer desk, and the music video on the computer had reached the end and stopped automatically.

His heart was beating wildly, his blood was still boiling, and his mind was still immersed in the song he had just played.

He could clearly feel the anger and hatred in the song, and the madness and remorse that seemed to destroy everything.

The people who died, it was for him.

For the glory and light in the song, for the perseverance in their hearts.

Even Johansen didn't know what that kind of perseverance could cost them their lives.

But his heart still trembled.

After a long time, he calmed down and replied to his fans who privately messaged him.

I sent the link to the video and attached my own words.

- Interstellar has not only madness, technology, but also perseverance and glory. After listening to this song, I felt that many of the previous perceptions of the stars were wrong. Thanks to this author, he has re-given a new connotation and definition to the stars.

Johansen usually has a gag complaining tone, and it is rare that fans follow the comments when they are so serious.

- What kind of wind is Ben smoking this time?

- Brother Ben fell out of love?

- Come over and let my sister hug me.

There are many comments like this.

Soon, however, fans who watched the video changed the topic of discussion and turned back to frantically swipe the screen.

- Oh my God! I never knew that interstellar music could be played on the piano! This boy is simply a genius!

- My heart is going to explode, okay?! Where did Ben find the Divine Comedy? When I heard the back, Lao Tzu, a one-meter-nine strong man, was going to fucking cry! Can you not die?

- See the songwriter, Yan. Never like I've ever heard of it, you know?

- And also, the teenager TM in the video is too handsome, right?! A background can make me feel handsome, and those hands are also very beautiful. Why don't you show your face!! Heartache to the point of exploding.

INTERVIEWER Did you find the name printed on the piano? Eric Smith, a world-class pianist, is his dedicated piano.