Roaming the universe, all thanks to your many dark skills!

Then Rosen took out his cell phone and found a photo of him and James Ryan in the previous world.

At that time, both of them were wearing American military uniforms from World War II, with smiles on their young faces, and behind them were ruins of a bombing.

Mark was startled when he saw the photo, and then he looked at him and asked, "Is this you?"

"That's right." Rosen nodded.

"Who's the other guy?" Mark pointed at Ryan and said, "He looks a lot like me."

Of course they look alike, they were played by the same person. Rosen thought to himself, but said, "Maybe this is fate. I saved him in that world, and saved you in this world. I don't know if I will go to another world in the future to save someone who looks very similar to you two."

"So..." Mark looked at Rosen and asked tentatively: "You are not from this world?"

"Yes, I'm just a passerby who came to save you." Rosen took back the phone, sat with him and took a few photos, then said: "So no matter what unpleasantness there was between us in the past, I hope it will disappear with me leaving this world from now on."

"Rosen, can you not leave?" Mark asked, holding his arm.

"Can you not go home?" Rosen asked.

Mark was stunned and let go of Rosen's hand.

"I've only told you these things. It's up to you whether you want to tell others or not." Rosen patted him on the shoulder and said, "Mark, take a shower and shave. Then go meet your teammates clean."

"it is good."

on the earth.

Whether it is Beijing, New York, London, or other places.

Almost everyone was paying attention to the rescue operation.

Spending tens of billions just to save one person, the Americans once again gained a wave of goodwill around the world.

Of course, China also benefited from it. After all, if the National Space Administration had not selflessly given up the Apollo booster, NASA would probably be walking around in circles in disgrace.

Mark was ready soon, put on a heavy space suit, and sat on the only remaining chair in the spacecraft.

Rosen stood nearby, and it could be seen that he was a little nervous.

"Mark, nothing will go wrong with me here," Rosen said.

"Yeah." Mark nodded, seeming to feel relieved.

At this moment, a woman's voice suddenly sounded in the aircraft.

This is Beth Johnson, far away on the Hermes, connecting to the spacecraft's communications and taking over its launch system.

"Fuel pressure is normal."

"Engine calibration is fine."

"There is no problem with communication."

"Commander, we are ready to conduct the launch check."

Then the voice of Commander Melissa Lewis sounded: "Commander-in-Chief, this is the Hermes. We will proceed as planned. There are 2 minutes and 10 seconds left for the launch."

"About two minutes, Watney, how are you doing?"

"Great." Mark said with a little rapid breathing. "I can't wait to go up and see you. Thank you for coming back to save me."

"You're welcome. It's about to start." Louis said, "Remember, you will be subjected to many times the acceleration. It is normal to faint. Martinez will control your spaceship."

"Tell him not to let the spaceship flip around," Mark joked.

"receive."

Just when everyone thought Commander Louise was about to end the call, she unexpectedly asked, "Rosen, what about you?"

"I'm fine too." Rosen replied, "I'll get Mark to you safely."

"Okay, see you later."

Then the pre-launch inspection began.

When all the hardware and software equipment were ready, Louis asked, "Pilot."

"All right."

"Got it, we're ready to go."

"Commander-in-chief, we are ready to launch."

"Countdown, 10, 9, 8, 7... 3, 2, 1."

Flames began to spew out from under the aircraft, and a powerful thrust directly enveloped Rosen and Mark in the cabin.

Mark was better off lying on the chair, but Rosen was pressed to the ground by the huge inertia.

"This feeling is really fucking exciting." Rosen said.

"Haha..." Mark laughed to hide his nervousness at the moment.

Not long after the aircraft took off, the tarpaulin covering the front end was blown away by the wind.

Fortunately, the air density on Mars is not high, and it is extremely thin at high altitudes. Otherwise, if the hole was left open, the strong wind that rushed in would be enough to tear Rosen and Mark to pieces.

When the vehicle reached an altitude of 1843 meters, the booster separated.

Mark had fainted because he couldn't withstand the 12G acceleration. Rosen was fine except for feeling a little dizzy.

"Watney, did you get it?" Commander Louis called at this time.

When she got no response, she called out again, "Rosen, did you get it?"

"I'm here." Rosen glanced at Mark and said, "He's doing well and sleeping peacefully."

"Your altitude is not high enough," Commander Louis said.

"How much difference?" Rosen asked.

"68 kilometers." Commander Louis said, "We are trying to find a solution."

"Only 68 kilometers?! You don't have to move." Rosen said, "We'll be there soon."

"Come here?" Commander Louis was startled and asked, "Why are you here? Rosen, stop messing around."

"See you later." Rosen cut off the communication and reached out to pull the unconscious Mark up from the seat. He took out the M44 compass that would never get lost with his left hand and thought about the appearance of the Hermes that he had seen in the plot. Then he saw that the needle of the compass suddenly changed direction.

Rosen immediately looked over there and initiated the teleportation.

The next moment, he and Mark appeared in the vast universe meters away.

He had not been idle for more than 7 days, and his various skills had improved to a certain extent. Especially the teleportation, which had reached level , and he could reach any place within his sight at any time.

Rosen glanced at the compass in his hand again, adjusted the direction slightly, and continued to teleport.

Swish.

The next time, Rosen appeared near the Hermes.

"Oh, God! How did they get here?"

"It just appeared without any warning, it was like magic."

……

Everyone on the Hermes was stunned.

Chris Baker, who was waiting to pick up Mark at the open hatch, saw the scene of Rosen and the other man appear most clearly, and his face was full of disbelief.

Rosen saw him and immediately teleported in front of him and handed the Mark in his hand to him.

Just at this moment, Mark woke up from a temporary coma. When he saw Chris, he was immediately shocked and hugged him tightly.

"How did you do it?" Chris Baker asked Rosen curiously.

"As long as I want to, I can do it naturally." Rosen replied with a smile, and then said: "Mark, you go home, and my mission is completed. Goodbye."

"Rosen, will I be able to see you again in the future?" Mark lost his previous excitement when he heard that he was leaving, and he pulled him and asked.

"I don't know." Rosen said calmly, "It depends on fate. If we are destined to meet, we will have the chance to meet."

"Your adventure in this world is about to end. You can return at any time." A prompt message floated into his field of vision appropriately. "If you wish, you can stay for another 24 hours."

"No need." Rosen had no intention of staying any longer, and immediately waved goodbye to Mark, and then said, "Return."

Swish.

A ball of light rose up, and Rosen disappeared.