Fortunately, it was undoubtedly a very correct and wise choice for Anne not to go to the planet Mocles and not to watch the Orville's second officer Petrus perform the 'Garaka' ceremony.

Because, according to the people who returned to the spaceship later, namely Miss Alola and the idiot Uncle Ed, they secretly described it to her, saying that it was a super boring ceremony, that is, a group of people were watching Betus perform.

Peeing in public, and also the kind of pretending to pee dozens of centimeters into the wind against a cliff?

Anyway!

Didn't they think it was anything important or interesting, nor did they think it was entertaining, yet all of them had to pretend to be very serious and excited at that time, and couldn't laugh in the middle of it?

Then……

The scary thing is that they actually have to shout serious slogans together at a certain time, just like attending a funny funeral?

Anyway!

The description of that idiot Uncle Ed and the other party's vow not to go there again next year finally completely dispelled Annie's original curiosity, so that she never paid attention to or asked about that thing again.

There is nothing boring that I want to participate in.

When the Orville departed from the Moklan planet that only peed once a year, that is, shortly after leaving the Moklus planet, it received a broadcast message saying that there was a galaxy in the nearby star field.

After the warning that the star was about to explode into a red giant and that they must stay away, the curious people, who had never seen the scene of the death of a star and the devouring of planets, drove the Orville directly towards the place marked on the warning message.

The place flew by.

In any case, compared to the super boring and low-interest thing of watching the Moklan people peeing, watching a galaxy enter its final moments of life, watching the stars slowly expand and swallow the entire galaxy, is undoubtedly more interesting.

Much more meaningful and interesting.

So, just like this, the Orville quickly arrived at a galaxy with a red giant star that had reached the end of its life, and moved to a relatively dangerous area to watch it at close range.

"Hello you all?"

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"I just saw you guys running here. Did something happen?"

(?^▽^?)

At this moment, Annie suddenly jumped into the bridge and asked with a cute smile.

Because the Orville flew into such a red giant galaxy that was still expanding, Anne saw it from the porthole somewhere else at a glance, and thought that something had happened and she was just doing nothing.

When it comes to doing it, of course you come to join in the fun.

That’s right!

The main problem is that she just happens to have nothing to do right now!

And if something happened, such as eating, sleeping in, or playing a holographic virtual simulation game, she would definitely not care about such trouble.

(…)

(●￣?￣●)

"Something happened?"

"No!"

"We just received information that a star is dying here, so we came to take a look. Is there any problem?"

Captain Ed, who was sitting on the captain's throne and drinking a cup of black tea leisurely, slumped his shoulders and talked casually, not paying attention to the somewhat boring questions of little Annie who had just sneaked in at this time.

superior.

"Stars are dying?"

(°ー°〃)

"What's there to see? It's just a big fireball!"

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Turning her head and looking up at the red sun outside the large porthole window and the planet being swallowed by its atmosphere, Anne couldn't help but feel a little confused.

"Of course it looks good!"

"Annie..."

"Don't you think, it looks so sad and lonely, very poetic?"

At this time, before Captain Ed, who was sipping tea and admiring the beautiful scenery, could say anything, safety officer Alora spoke up and sighed with emotion.

"??"

(???.???)????

"..."

(￢д￢.)

Hearing this, Annie glanced at the young lady Alola who suddenly became very poetic, and then finally couldn't help but smile at her.

Because, what she saw, that planet, that other people's planet, was now burned into the atmosphere by the red giant star, and then it would definitely be burned at high temperatures to dry out the surface and the sea, and finally the entire planet would be swallowed up!

And since that kind of unfortunate thing has happened, these guys don't want to rush to save it, but they still have time to talk about Lao Shizi's poetry here?

"Captain Alora."

"I find."

"It's ridiculous that a living species like yours prefers to humanize inanimate objects."

"As far as I know, the planet itself does not feel lonely and sad. It is just a normal phenomenon in the universe."

"In this vast universe, countless stars die every day, and similarly, new stars and galaxies are born every day."

At this time, before Annie could say anything, robot engineer Isaac noticed it first and seriously refuted Alora's exclamation.

"That's just a metaphor!"

"Isaac, you won't understand."

Pouting his lips, security officer Arora gave Isaac a look that was hesitant to speak, and then without saying much, continued to look at the charming scenery outside the porthole.

"Everyone!"

"I would also like to know, how many planets were originally in this galaxy?"

At this time, Chief Medical Officer Claire, who was also watching the excitement in the bridge and not doing her job, spoke up and asked a question that interested her.

"Well….."

"It was originally eleven!"

"ah?"

"There are as many as eleven?"

"Yes."

"That is to say, there is only this last one left?"

"correct!"

"In fact, if I hadn't come in time and had come two or three days later, I'm afraid I wouldn't have seen this last lesson."

"That's true. We came just in time."

"this……"

"It's quite shocking, isn't it?"

"Eleven planets were swallowed whole by the expanding star, turned into part of the star, and then turned into white dwarfs together, then slowly died together, and finally turned into black dwarfs. How tragic and heroic is that?"

"If we were on that planet at this time, the scene we would see would definitely be even more spectacular!"

"ha!"

"Come on man!"

"When the earth is swallowed by the sun, I don't want to stay on the earth at all!"

"Lieutenant Gordon!"

"To correct you, the sun in the solar system is still very young. It is as young as the human civilization on your earth. At least within the next five billion years, it will not change much, let alone become a red giant."

"Isaac, you are such a bummer!"

"What I just said was a metaphor. Do you understand the metaphor? Forget it, it seems you still need to continue learning!"

"simile?"

"But you didn't use the doubtful words just now, so the grammar is wrong."

"..."

"look!"

"The planet's atmosphere began to evaporate violently, the gas molecules were too active, and the gravity of the red giant began to capture them!"

"ah!"

"gorgeous!"
To be continued...