Chapter 1575: The Dark Side of the Moon

Chapter 1575: The Dark Side of the Moon



Ning stood up from his seat as everyone began walking away from their own seats as well. He was surprisingly free to go from the place as long as he didn't leave the city itself.

As he walked away, Redaime quickly walked up to him and patted him on the back. "Good work," she said softly.Findd new stories at novelhall.com

"Thanks," Ning said. "Were you caught off guard by this as well?"

"A little," she said. "I was the one who got to question the criminals, and I had to pass along the information to the Major General."

Ning sighed. "Does he hate me or something? Why was he so aggressive? It was like he wanted me to be a criminal."

Redaime smiled slightly, an almost sad smile. "It's the exact opposite actually," she said.

Ning stopped and looked at her with narrowed eyes. He did not believe that at all. There was no chance that the man who had screamed at him so much didn't wish for him to be a criminal. Redaime saw Ning's confusion. "It's true," she added. "The Major General did not want you to be part of the crime, which was why he was so aggressive. You are a hero to the military for what you've done the last few weeks."

"Getting rid of the makers of Dust, something that no one had figured out how it was being done is an impressive task. You are a person to be celebrated. Your existence proves that the military isn't all bad as many of the people have begun saying."

"So, when he learned that you may have been a major part of the crime itself, he was frustrated. And so, intentionally or not, he took that frustration out on you."

"You can see how he changed toward the end as you verbally disproved all of the claims," she said.

Ning thought for a bit and realized that she may have been correct. "I see. I didn't think of it like that," he said.

Ning teleported to the surface of the moon on the other side, which was now in the nighttime, facing the vastness of space with only stars glittering brightly in the sky.

The reason he had come to this side of the moon had been very simple. It was to not get seen by people who may have been working on that side.

Everyone always left the cities to go to the top. They may leave dozens of kilometers from where they surfaced, but they wouldn't go more than that. It was simply too dangerous to leave any more than that as the Teleporter would have a hard time saving them should something bad happen to them.

As such, the possibility of them going to the very other side of the moon was simply impossible.

Ning rested for a bit, sitting on a bed of Spark as he stared at the sky. He breathed in the very thin air of the moon, which consisted of absolutely nothing but gases that were produced by the few volcanoes that were around the moon.

The moon was as large as a planet, so it had a molten core within it.

Ning took a handful of Spark from the side and breathed it in. He sucked in a large amount of Spark that immediately turned into blazing hot power inside of him, waiting for him to use it in some form.

However, Ning wasn't going to use it now. He was going to wait and observe. What he was doing now, if done by a random person, would make them Sparkless within moments.

But his body was too good for that. It would take a while before that happened to him if it ever did.

Ning closed his eyes and waited for whatever was happening inside him to continue happening. His body told him that something was trying to change some part of him, so he tried to find out what it was exactly.

Ning could have searched on the System for what it was, but finding it on his own gave him a feeling of accomplishment that could never be replaced by asking the system for help.

He continued observing what was happening, but even after a long time passed, he couldn't tell exactly what the Spark was attempting to do to his body. He had no idea what its target

was.