Chapitre 488: The Moon's Going Away

In the Arctic Ocean, it was the peak of winter and the depth of the polar night.

The glaciers' surfaces were pitch black, with the occasional spot illuminated into visibility by passing auroras.

A mountain-like bear was fast asleep on one of the trembling glaciers.

In a distance, the occasional silhouette of a group of humans with binoculars could be seen observing every move of the giant mountain-like bear.

One could see the giant bear occasionally roll a few times then let out a thunderous roar from time to time. There was no exaggeration in saying that these roars were audible within a hundred-mile perimeter.

"If I don't want to get up, I will not get up.

"Continue to sleep, the sky is still dark. I will only get up when the sun is up."