Star Covenant: Gaze

He died. 247 Seconds. In 2038, astronaut Lu Yanzhou encountered an accident in low-Earth orbit and his heart stopped. In those 247 seconds, what he saw was not darkness, but a structure watching him—warm, rotating, and containing infinite details. No one believed him. He resigned, founded Xingzhou Technology, and announced that he would take humans to the moon. Everyone said he was crazy. He didn't know what that gaze was, but he knew: Only by going there could he find the answer. From the crystal wall three thousand meters below the moon, to the promise-keepers who have slept in the cavity of Mars for a hundred thousand years; from the contracts of the thirty-seven civilizations in the galaxy, to the silent ones who existed at the beginning of the universe - he walked all the way to the center of the galaxy. It turns out the universe has been waiting. Waiting for a civilization that can hear. Waiting for a civilization that dares to continue walking with problems. Wait until they write that sentence. "We are here. We are asking. We are the way." The letter was received. It's humanity's turn.