In three days, the Moon would fall to Earth. This was not something that could be compared with fighting monsters, so Ji-Cheok made it clear to his two friends that he would not take no for an answer.

⌜You want me to build a spaceship that can carry at least a million people in one day? Are you crazy?⌟

⌜Ji-Cheok might be crazy, but we have to do it. According to my calculations, the doom of the human race is certain in the next sixty-five hours.⌟

I know. I did my own calculations too. In sixty-five hours, we won’t be able to get the Moon back in its usual orbit.⌟

As everyone knew, there were seventy-two hours in three days. However, the problem was that the moment the Moon got below a certain point, there was no way to stop it because the gravitational attraction between the Moon and Earth was too strong.

In other words, in sixty-five hours, the doom of humanity would be sealed, and in seventy-two hours, Earth and the Moon would share a Moonlight kiss, and all but a very few humans would be dead.

Gods that oversee death would be thrilled about this. Like Hades. But doesn’t Hades live underground? Would he be okay if Earth was destroyed?’

Ji-Cheok put the stupid questions aside. He looked at the two screens floating...