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As The Wanderer delved deeper into the atmosphere of the planet Obidus, the ship's vibrations gradually intensified, as if every screw was resisting the immense pressure. Aidan gripped the control stick tightly, feeling the ship cut through the dense layers of air under his command. His gaze was fixed ahead, his lips pressed tightly together, revealing his focus and determination.
Meanwhile, Violet focused on observing the data on the control panel. She noticed a sharp rise in the surface temperature of the ship, the numbers climbing steadily until they reached an astonishingly high temperature of over five hundred degrees. Her brow furrowed slightly, and a sense of worry crept into her mind. "Are you sure about this, Aidan? This kind of temperature..."
Aidan heard Violet's question and a hint of determination flashed in his eyes: "Don't worry, The Wanderer's shell has been specially reinforced and can definitely withstand this temperature. We need to maintain this speed and angle in order to effectively evade radar detection."
The interior of the spacecraft also began to feel the penetration of heat, and the air in the cabin became scorching. Both Aidan and Violet could feel this heat, but they knew they couldn't slow down or change course now. This was the only chance to pass through the Obeduth's planetary defense system.
As the spacecraft continued to descend, Aidan kept a close eye on the control panel, ensuring that everything was proceeding according to plan. His hands made slight adjustments on the control stick to adapt to the constantly changing atmospheric pressure and temperature. He knew that as long as they could successfully traverse the atmosphere and covertly enter the planet Obidus as guided by Krong, their plan had a chance of success.
Aidan and Violet remained highly alert, ready to respond to any sudden developments. In this extreme environment, their cooperation and trust were crucial. The spacecraft's main systems kept emitting sharp warning sounds, and the red alert lights on the control panel flashed incessantly, as if reminding Aidan and Violet of the extreme danger they were facing.
Aidan tightly gripped the control stick, his gaze steady and focused, as if battling with every jolt and warning sound of the spacecraft. He paid no attention to the alarms, completely focused on navigating The Wanderer. The navigation points on the control panel indicated they were about to break through the final barrier of the atmosphere, just a hair's breadth away from the safety zone.
In this critical moment, Aidan silently pleaded with The Wanderer, hoping it would hold on a little longer at this crucial juncture. His eyes occasionally glanced at the temperature and pressure indicators, ensuring the spacecraft stayed within the safe range. He knew that as long as they could safely traverse the atmosphere, they would successfully reach the planet Obidous, and it all depended on these critical minutes.
Violet stared quietly at the control panel, feeling nervous. She could sense Aidan's tension and determination, and understood the significance of this mission for them. She silently prayed, hoping that they would safely pass this final test.
As The Wanderer continued to approach the edge of the atmosphere, the alarms inside the spacecraft became sharper and higher in frequency, as if giving a final warning of the impending extreme conditions. Aidan gripped the control stick tightly, his eyes filled with tension and determination, fully focused on controlling the spacecraft's trajectory and speed.
In Aidan's heart, there was a sense of unease and even despair. Suddenly, the vibration of the spacecraft began to gradually weaken. His tense nerves began to relax, feeling a return of a sense of security. As the spacecraft stabilized, the temperature inside the cabin also began to gradually decrease, indicating that they had successfully passed through the most dangerous area of the atmosphere.
Aidan deeply breathed a sigh of relief, feeling a weight lifted off his shoulders. He turned to look at Violet and found a hint of relaxation and relief on her face as well. They exchanged a knowing smile, knowing that this time they had once again snatched life from the hands of death.
Aidan checked the various data of the spaceship, confirmed that everything was operating within normal parameters, and then began adjusting the spaceship's course, preparing to land at a hidden location on the planet Obidus. Before their eyes, the landscape of Obidus gradually unfolded, and the bustling planetary scene gradually lightened their mood.
When The Wanderer stably crossed the atmosphere and safely entered the orbit of Obidus, Aidan heard the cheers of Saul and Lina through the communicator. Their excitement and joy spread through the entire spaceship channel, as if celebrating the successful and perilous crossing.
Saul's voice was filled with a hearty laughter, while Lina's shouts carried a sense of liberated excitement. The two seemed to be jumping at the other end of the spaceship, celebrating the joy of having just escaped a disaster. Their laughter filled Aidan's ears, making the entire spaceship vibrant and cheerful.
Meanwhile, Violet was sitting exhausted in the pilot's seat, her face showing a tired but relaxed smile. The tension and intense operation just now made her feel quite tired, but at the same time, there was a deep sense of satisfaction.
Aidan's communicator once again rang with the cold and disguised congratulations from the Krong organization. Their voices carried a hint of satisfaction: "Congratulations, you have successfully arrived. The capital is just six hundred kilometers to your southwest. Keep a low profile, and we wish you a pleasant stay here." Then, they spoke a string of unknown words that Aidan couldn't understand, as if it were some kind of secret code or mysterious blessing.
Aidan stood in the cockpit, gazing at the unfolding scenery of the planet Obidus. The capital's location was clearly displayed on their navigation system, just six hundred kilometers away. He nodded slightly, thanking the Krong organization for their help, while also contemplating the next course of action.
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