As the saying goes, no book is made without coincidence, but many times, Han Mu is not very used to these coincidences.

For example, now.

The Haike civilization is a very, very famous civilization among the Shining Stars, and their technological level is very high, and it can be called one of the three major civilizations of the Shining Stars.

It's just that their tech tree is a little crooked - they're basically focused on information technology, and it's said that they've developed digital materialization technology, although no one has seen it yet.

However, because of this, their fleet technology is not particularly high-end, although it is much better than those small civilizations, but it is still slightly behind the other two core civilizations.

However, no matter how many times it is, it will not collide with an artificial satellite! They'll be protected! Optical twists can be invisible! Why did you crash into it?

And then again! Isn't that thing called Sputnik?

emmm, it seems a little unnecessary to care about this now......

The question now is that Han Mu's hometown satellite crashed into a space battleship that God knows what shape it will be - what will happen next.

Han Mu felt that his head had begun to feel pain, and it was especially obvious.

He felt like these guys were here to make trouble for him—definitely to make trouble for him.

"I'm sorry Mr. Han Mu," Doya put a look of apology on her face, she waved her hand, and then a display appeared in front of Han Mu and them.

On the screen, a huge star is clinging to a very advanced spaceship, and the huge spaceship is desperately trying to break free from the star, but all it is doing is useless - the huge star seems to be glued to the spaceship, and it does not give the ship a chance to get out at all.

But then again, why would a super-powerful spacecraft be unable to break through the gravitational field of a tiny satellite? This doesn't look a little right!

And what's even more wrong is that this is an artificial satellite! Isn't this one of those two natural satellites on the planet Hanmu?

Han Mu's planet has two moons, and he can see two shiny things floating in the sky every night, but he didn't expect that one of them would stick to the spaceship today.

Isn't it common sense that there are two moons in the sky?

All in all, Han Mu looked at the scene in front of him with sweat on his face.

"Normally, with the power of our spacecraft, it is easy to get out of the gravitational field...... It's just ......" Doya smiled dryly, "It's just that this may cause the position of the star to change, this artificial satellite is too close to Mr. Han Mu's planet, we are afraid of ......"

Speaking of this, a bitter smile appeared on Doya's face.

Wait a minute......

"Artificial ......?" Han Mu's face twitched slightly. "Are you sure it's artificial?"

Doya was stunned for a moment, then glanced at Han Mu in front of her, and said with a little hesitation: "It is indeed artificial......"

In order to prove that her words were not wrong, she also specially opened a perspective screen, which was a huge metal sphere - yes, the big satellite glued to the side of the ship.

Han Mu was completely dazed, he didn't expect that there was an artificial creation floating on top of his head all the time.

What's the matter?

It's really an artificial "satellite......

Han Mu felt that he had really lived in vain for so many years.

"You don't know, sir?" Doya looked a little surprised, but she nodded as if she had figured something out.

"We just took a look inside the satellite and found that it hasn't been officially operational for a long time." Doya was obviously in contact with the personnel on their spaceship, and there seemed to be a pale green data stream flowing in her eyes, which looked a little weird, "According to the data detection, this satellite was built nearly thirteen or twenty million years ago, and most of the mechanical mechanisms have been aged, but I don't know why, it seems to have a certain reaction to our spaceship......"

Doya said this and glanced at Han Mu in front of her, she was a little concerned about Han Mu's thoughts.

Although it seems that this Mr. Han Mu does not know that there is such an artificial satellite on the planet he is on now, this is Han Mu's "territory" after all, and it is extremely rude for other people to investigate the things here without permission before getting Han Mu's permission.

Han Mu groaned for a moment, then looked around at the large group of people around him, and said, "It just so happens that everyone is here now, are you interested in investigating together?" ”

With Han Mu's current strength, he must not be able to explore the satellite above his head alone, but with so many bodyguards around, what is he afraid of?

The large group of people around looked at each other for a moment, and then expressed their interest.

This is an invitation from Han Mu, they have just reached a good cooperation agreement, so they naturally want Han Mu to have the same face.

And they are also curious about what kind of thing this artificial satellite floating in space is.

There are indeed artificial satellites in the Shining Star Alliance, but those things are large space stations next to some important planets, and they are also very interested in such a 130,000-year-old artificial satellite floating here.

130,000 years ago, the Shining Star Alliance had not yet been formed, and even their civilization was still in its infancy, and the legacy left at that time - I am afraid that those historians and humanists would be directly excited to faint.

What kind of civilization would put an artificial satellite here? And why would it float on a planet that doesn't seem to have any advanced technology?

Everyone present also felt that their curiosity had been aroused.

Han Mu touched his chin, he felt that this state was just right - this group of guys went with him, even if the satellite exploded, he would definitely be fine.

Could they still have no protective shields, Hearthstone, invincible mess, and all sorts of things?

I'm so smart.

Han Mu thought to himself.

He immediately felt his wrist tremble slightly, Han Mu subconsciously looked at his bracelet, and then asked in a low voice, "What's wrong?" ”

“…… I don't know. After a pause, the bracelet said, "I just feel it...... It's kind of weird. ”

Han Mu blinked, and didn't think much about it.

Artificial satellites, what the hell does that look like?