Chapter 1357: Candar
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Farhalys made the people do a count of the food stocks and the humans on the ship to get a proper assessment of when their food would end.
After getting a good accounting of the statistics, Ning created enough canned food for these people to survive on for the next 2 and a quarter years.
"Thank you so much," Farhalys grabbed Ning's hands and spoke. "If there is anything you want me to do, please tell me. You can even kill me if you want to."
"Unfortunately, I will have to do that," Ning said. "I have learned that once I start, I cannot stop absorbing a Constellation, so you will die. But I won't do that until you've seen these people land on Candar. I promise."
Farhalys could only give a rueful smile in return. Knowing that he was going to die soon was not a happy feeling after all.
"Do you want me to introduce you to them?" Farhalys asked. "Or would you like to remain unknown the whole time? If you need company, there are plenty of individuals on the ship you can spend time with."
"No," Ning said, a fun thought coming to mind. "Don't worry about me. I'll be leaving now now. Take care of yourself and the people for the next two years. When I see you next, it will be on the day when we reach Candar."
"Oh," Farhalys said with a somewhat surprised look on his face. "What will you be doing until then?" "I suppose you could call it cheating," Ning said and disappeared.
Farhalys wouldn't see him for the next 2 years at all.
While the people on the ship spent the next 27 months, going about their days as if it was nothing, while waiting to arrive at their new home, Ning cheated.
Gold, Green and Blue, and White, the three layers made the planet look like it was something made by piecing together three different planets instead of just one.
"Wow, most of the land in the back really doesn't get any sun," Ning said. "How cold does it get there?"
"At the very center of the darkness? Wow! Don't most gas become liquid at that point?" Ning asked.
"Yeah, no life is surviving there," Ning laughed a little. He looked to the bright golden side of the planet. "And on the opposite side?"
Ning didn't have anything to say about that. There was nothing he could even say. He simply sighed.
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Farhalys made the people do a count of the food stocks and the humans on the ship to get a proper assessment of when their food would end.
After getting a good accounting of the statistics, Ning created enough canned food for these people to survive on for the next 2 and a quarter years.
"Thank you so much," Farhalys grabbed Ning's hands and spoke. "If there is anything you want me to do, please tell me. You can even kill me if you want to."
"Unfortunately, I will have to do that," Ning said. "I have learned that once I start, I cannot stop absorbing a Constellation, so you will die. But I won't do that until you've seen these people land on Candar. I promise."
Farhalys could only give a rueful smile in return. Knowing that he was going to die soon was not a happy feeling after all.
"Do you want me to introduce you to them?" Farhalys asked. "Or would you like to remain unknown the whole time? If you need company, there are plenty of individuals on the ship you can spend time with."
"No," Ning said, a fun thought coming to mind. "Don't worry about me. I'll be leaving now now. Take care of yourself and the people for the next two years. When I see you next, it will be on the day when we reach Candar."
"Oh," Farhalys said with a somewhat surprised look on his face. "What will you be doing until then?" "I suppose you could call it cheating," Ning said and disappeared.
Farhalys wouldn't see him for the next 2 years at all.
While the people on the ship spent the next 27 months, going about their days as if it was nothing, while waiting to arrive at their new home, Ning cheated.
Gold, Green and Blue, and White, the three layers made the planet look like it was something made by piecing together three different planets instead of just one.
"Wow, most of the land in the back really doesn't get any sun," Ning said. "How cold does it get there?"
"At the very center of the darkness? Wow! Don't most gas become liquid at that point?" Ning asked.
"Yeah, no life is surviving there," Ning laughed a little. He looked to the bright golden side of the planet. "And on the opposite side?"
Ning didn't have anything to say about that. There was nothing he could even say. He simply sighed.
Farhalys made the people do a count of the food stocks and the humans on the ship to get a proper assessment of when their food would end. After getting a good accounting of the statistics, Ning created enough canned food for these people to survive on for the next 2 and a quarter years. "Thank you so much," Farhalys grabbed Ning's hands and spoke. "If there is anything you want me to do, please tell me. You can even kill me if you want to." "Unfortunately, I will have to do that," Ning said. "I have learned that once I start, I cannot stop absorbing a Constellation, so you will die. But I won't do that until you've seen these people land on Candar. I promise." Farhalys could only give a rueful smile in return. Knowing that he was going to die soon was not a happy feeling after all. "Do you want me to introduce you to them?" Farhalys asked. "Or would you like to remain unknown the whole time? If you need company, there are plenty of individuals on the ship you can spend time with." "No," Ning said, a fun thought coming to mind. "Don't worry about me. I'll be leaving now now. Take care of yourself and the people for the next two years. When I see you next, it will be on the day when we reach Candar." "Oh," Farhalys said with a somewhat surprised look on his face. "What will you be doing until then?" "I suppose you could call it cheating," Ning said and disappeared. Farhalys wouldn't see him for the next 2 years at all. While the people on the ship spent the next 27 months, going about their days as if it was nothing, while waiting to arrive at their new home, Ning cheated. Gold, Green and Blue, and White, the three layers made the planet look like it was something made by piecing together three different planets instead of just one. "Wow, most of the land in the back really doesn't get any sun," Ning said. "How cold does it get there?" "At the very center of the darkness? Wow! Don't most gas become liquid at that point?" Ning asked. "Yeah, no life is surviving there," Ning laughed a little. He looked to the bright golden side of the planet. "And on the opposite side?" Ning didn't have anything to say about that. There was nothing he could even say. He simply sighed.
