About 10 minutes later, we determined the exact location of the super wormhole. The wormhole was gigantic and transparent, and it was less than 3,000 kilometers ahead of us. To better observe the natural wormhole, Dodo marked the wormhole as red in the system, allowing us to see a massive red area on the screen.

"This red zone is the super wormhole. We are going to get as close to it as we can and observe it from roughly 1,000 kilometers away," said Dodo.

The two ships started moving according to the plan. A few minutes later, we reached our destination. Although the system was telling us that the wormhole was right ahead of us, our naked eyes could only see a vast starry sky. Perhaps what we saw was also a fake scene projected by the wall of light.

"Weird. Shouldn't a wormhole exist in some sort of reflective bubble? Why is it so clear that it's like there's nothing there? Are we looking at a projection produced by the wall of light?" said Zhang Bao'er...