Lu Li opened his eyes and noticed that everything around him was metal and silicates.
Thousands of kilometers away, these metals and silicates seemed to have suffered a huge impact, and the material was annihilated and disappeared.
Upon closer inspection, one might find that the annihilation and dispersion of matter do not seem to be related to any immense impact, but rather as if absorbed by something.
A stream of unnamed "pungent odor" presented itself in Lu Li's mind, yet it did not affect his nose in the slightest.
It was as if this "pungent odor" was just a piece of data, not something that actually entered his nose.
Lu Li knew that, in fact, he was smelling it, and it wasn't data.
He was not only sensing the "data" of the smell but also could perceive the "data" of the composition of all substances around him.
For example, the atmospheric composition of Mercury, which he could easily analyze as being composed of nitrogen, vaporized sodium, oxygen, and trace elements.
