Controlling the Five Thunders and the Two Worlds

Eileen can enjoy things that even the head of the Lawrence family cannot have all to herself.

Of course, she didn't finish it all; she left quite a bit for her parents. However, she didn't plan to take the Rejuvenating Wine back to the United States. Instead, she called her parents and arranged for them to travel to China in the summer.

"It's just a pot of Rejuvenating Wine, you should drink it all. It nourishes yin and beautifies the skin," Gu Zhao said with a smile. "When your parents come to visit, I'll give them another pot of wine."

Eileen's eyes lit up, and without hesitation, she nodded, "Okay!"

Jiang Shishi smiled and took Gu Zhao's arm. "Come on, come on, we've been rehearsing all afternoon, I'm starving!"

……

The next morning, Gu Zhao saw Xiao Ya and Jiang Shishi off to work, and then flew to Yandu.

It has been less than half a year since Yun Yang last sent people up there, but the construction and research progress of the lunar base is very fast. Not only was the entire base completed ahead of schedule, but all the related experiments prepared were also perfectly completed.

If we don't send more resources and personnel now, it will be a waste of time.

"Wasting time is wasting life!"

So the Yandu Space Base prepared another batch of supplies and personnel, and after helping them train, it sent a message to the Taoist Research Institute to apply for the early replacement of the lunar researchers.

Although Yun Yang was the one who sent people to the moon last time, Gu Zhao had also been to the base before, when he delivered lunar rocks and soil.

"Should we bring back something this time too?" Gu Zhaofei arrived at the aerospace base and met Academician Li, whom he had met once before, in the square.

"Hello, Mr. Gu!" Academician Li greeted Gu Zhao first, and then said, "Yes, the people at the lunar base are all ready and can return at any time."

"Okay!" Gu Zhao responded without further ado, and with a wave of his hand, he stored the hundreds of containers in the base square and the people who were already prepared into the storage gourd.

The next moment, just as Academician Li raised his hand and before he could say goodbye, he saw Gu Zhao transform into a golden light, soar into the sky, and disappear in an instant.

Academician Li waved stiffly, "Goodbye."

However, Gu Zhao could no longer hear it, because he had already broken out of the atmosphere.

As they flew past the Tiangong space station, Gu Zhao turned around and saw three heads peering out of the porthole, looking at him from afar.

Somewhat awkwardly, Gu Zhao waved her hand and transmitted her thoughts, "Sorry, I forgot to bring you food this time. I'll definitely do it next time."

Inside the Tiangong space station, the three astronauts naturally couldn't see Gu Zhao. They had only received a message from the space base. Seeing the golden light that flew out from Earth and rushed towards the moon, they knew that the Taoist master was sending someone to the moon again.

"I wonder which master it will be this time? Is it Master Yunyang again?"

"Master Yunyang hasn't appeared for a long time. Last time, a skyscraper in Guangzhou caught fire, and it was Master Qingye from Gexuan Mountain who appeared and saved many people."

“When other cities experienced sudden disasters before, I didn’t see him appear in person. I felt that Master Qingye was in Guangzhou at that time.”

As the three astronauts admired the golden light, they casually gossiped, and then a voice echoed in their heads saying, "Sorry, I forgot to bring you food this time, I'll definitely bring it next time."

"What the hell?"

"Scared me!"

"Is that the real person in the golden light speaking to us?"

"Wow, we're so far apart, how can he send his voice into our minds?"

"This must be telepathy! That's amazing!" "More than that! We're in a near-vacuum environment, where sound waves can't travel. It must be brainwaves transmitting directly, and at an ultra-long-range frequency. How did they manage that?"

The three were stunned, and then watched the golden light disappear into the distance, heading straight for the moon.

"Um... does his promise to do it next time count?" someone suddenly asked.

“It should count… right?” another person hesitated. “Old Jing and his group only ate takeout twice. Hey, you know what, the takeout they ate back then was actually Guangzhou snacks. Maybe they really do have a base in Guangzhou.”

Although the extraordinary have already appeared in the world, the existence of the Taoist Research Institute remains a secret.

"But whether we'll still be on the space station next time he delivers food is uncertain," the last person said helplessly.

The three looked at each other and sighed, "I really want to order takeout too!"

……

Gu Zhao's cultivation advanced further, and without stopping, he flew to the moon in less than an hour.

"Wow--"

Even Gu Zhao couldn't help but exclaim in admiration when he saw the scene before him.

A vast lunar base sits on a lunar plateau. The various buildings, though their specific functions are unknown, look impressive and awe-inspiring.

But what's most eye-catching isn't the base itself, but the vast expanse of solar photovoltaic panels stretching out to the north of the base. It's an endless, densely packed expanse that reflects beams of light under the sun.

"This can be considered lunar development, right?" Gu Zhao descended and landed in front of the base manager, who was wearing a spacesuit.

"This is just the simplest application of solar energy."

Through the spacesuit, Gu Zhao could see the person in charge's smiling face. "The moon's greatest resource is helium-3. We were already leading the world in nuclear fusion research. Now that we've moved some of our experiments to the moon, the research is progressing even more smoothly, and the success of nuclear fusion is within reach!"

"Then I wish you all the best," Gu Zhao said with a smile, then took out a gourd from his waist and asked the person in charge, "Where should we put these hundreds of containers?"

"I'll take you there!" The person in charge led Gu Zhao to an open space on the west side of the base, where hundreds of containers were also piled up.

"These are the containers we brought last time. You need to take these three boxes with you; they contain the results of our research over the past six months." The person in charge pointed to a temporary base next to them. "In addition, there are twenty-three other people who need to go back; they are all ready."

Gu Zhao pointed to the remaining containers, "Should we take these things back? Or just leave them here?"

“No need.” The person in charge shook his head. “Once the next phase of the base is completed, the new equipment can recycle the old steel from these containers, which will not only make use of waste but also save us some trouble.”

"Okay." Gu Zhao nodded, then waved his hand and released more than a hundred containers and the twenty-nine newly arrived researchers.

"Wow!"

"We've arrived at the moon already?"

"Hello, Academician Liu!"

"Haha, we can see so many solar panels even on Earth!"

The newcomers chattered excitedly, looking around with curiosity. Those who were about to leave also came out of the temporary base to introduce the newcomers.

After the handover between the two groups of personnel at the lunar base was completed, Gu Zhao packed the three containers of supplies and twenty-three astronauts he was taking back into the gourd and returned to Earth. (End of Chapter)