Faced with the weak excuses made by the members of the "Longevity Club" in the live broadcast room regarding "illusion" and "CG effects," Jiang Han, who was hovering in front of the sea of ​​fire, simply chuckled.

He slowly extended his hand.

With fingers spread wide, it's as if he wants to hold the entire star in his palm.

Behind them was a raging, destructive sea of ​​golden fire.

Before him stood a calm and composed figure, as if admiring his own garden.

This extreme contrast between movement and stillness is itself the most silent and thorough crushing of all doubts.

The chat in the live stream instantly fell silent.

Everyone held their breath, waiting for the tyrant's next move.

"What is the sun you see?"

Jiang Han spoke, his voice not loud, but clearly reaching the ears of billions of viewers.

"A gigantic fireball that emits light and heat? A magnificent celestial body that gave birth to life in the solar system?"

He shook his head, his tone carrying a hint of mockery, like an adult looking at a child's drawing.

"Wrong."

"What you see is nothing more than the Qin Empire's ultimate prison, used to imprison and burn interstellar criminals."

"Just... an incinerator."

His voice was flat, as if he were stating a common sense statement.

But this "common sense" is enough to drive any scientist, astronomer, or theologian on Earth crazy on the spot!

boom--!

After a few seconds of silence, the live stream chat exploded with unprecedented intensity!

What?! The sun... is a prison?!

[The Qin Empire's incinerator?! Holy crap! Holy crap! Holy crap!]

[Holy shit... All my life's work on astronomy has been utterly destroyed by Jiang Shen's single sentence! (ಥ_ಥ)]

[The Qin Dynasty was awesome! Our ancestors were mighty! Using the sun as a prison—what audacity!]

[Liar! Blasphemy! This is blasphemy against the sun god! Apollo will punish you! You Chinese are all talk and no action!]

The Templar Order strongly condemns this! The sun is sacred! It must not be defiled!

The comments section instantly split into two distinct camps.

The Chinese audience was swept up in a tremendous sense of national pride and fervor.

Meanwhile, forces led by the "Longevity Club" and Western audiences went on a frenzy, condemning Jiang Han for distorting the truth and blaspheming the gods.

Jiang Han ignored these arguments.

His gaze swept across the dark void of the universe, as if searching for something.

He stopped very quickly.

The camera then zoomed in.

The audience saw that in that seemingly empty darkness, there was a trail composed of countless tiny dust particles that emitted a faint glow.

That trajectory, like a path leading to hell, exuded an ancient and ominous aura.

"These are the stardust trails left behind by the [Qin Dynasty Solar Prison Ship]."

Jiang Han's voice rang out again, providing "science popularization" for the confused audience.

"It is composed of the ashes and energy residue of burned gods. The sin giant we encountered on Mars piloted one of these prison ships."

In the 749 Bureau Command Center, Long Guozhu and a group of top experts listened to Jiang Han's explanation of the science, breaking out in a cold sweat.

They realized that their understanding of the restricted area was barely scratching the surface.

Jiang Han's figure transformed into a streak of light, following the stardust trail and beginning to fly faster than the speed of light.

"You will find that the closer this trajectory is to the sun, the dimmer the color becomes."

"That's because the 'fuel' on the prison ship—that is, the sin giants being imprisoned—is about to run out."

"That's why it needs to periodically return to the Martian 'canals' to 'recharge'."

His explanation perfectly connected the previous plot of the forbidden zone on Mars, forming a terrifying yet self-consistent logical loop.

The viewers in the live stream were once again shocked by this information gap that felt like a game-changer.

It turns out that everything they had seen before was just the tip of the iceberg of this vast, dark worldview.

As Jiang Han continued to delve deeper.

When he gets infinitely close to the sun.

In the live stream, all the viewers stared wide-eyed in horror.

They discovered that the star, which appears sacred and fiery on Earth, is not a pure golden fireball on its surface.

Beneath that churning sea of ​​fire lay countless writhing, enormous black spots that resembled pustules and tumors!

Those dark spots look like they're alive!

They pulsate and expand slowly on the surface of the sun, exuding a corrupt, decadent, and nauseatingly evil aura!

【What...what is that thing? It's disgusting...】

【Ugh! I threw up, this thing made my SAN value drop like crazy! (ᗒᗣᗕ)՞】

This isn't the sun! It's like hell's soup!

The moment I looked directly at those dark spots.

A burning pain shot through Jiang Han's Qilin bloodline!

He understood instantly.

This is not an ordinary energy mutation.

This is a more terrifying and fundamental form of "ominous" pollution than the power of the abyss!

"Don't look directly at those dark spots!"

Jiang Han's warning had just been delivered via live stream, but it was already too late.

In a split-screen view of the live stream.

Alex, the chief consultant of the "Longevity Club," the elite gentleman who had just been mocking Jiang Han, was now analyzing data on the screen.

Suddenly, he let out a scream that was not human!

Under the horrified gaze of billions of viewers.

On his once handsome face, which was full of superiority, black pustules quickly swelled up on his skin, as if the wax had been ignited!

The abscess ruptured, oozing a dark, foul-smelling liquid.

His mouth split open uncontrollably, stretching all the way to his ears, revealing an inhuman, utterly terrifying smile.

He looked at his hands in horror.

The skin was melting and dripping like wax, revealing the writhing black flesh beneath, exactly like the sunspots!

With his last ounce of strength, he typed a single word in the chat box.

"save……"

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