Although they were very reluctant to leave this blue planet riddled with holes and devastated, they also understood that the alien beasts were too powerful and too numerous, so they had to leave even if they didn't want to.
Upon hearing the news that they would be going to another planet to start over, the survivors sat together, excitedly discussing this important decision. They shared their grief and loss, comforting and supporting one another.
Facing this new life that is about to begin, they all expressed their anticipation and hope for the future.
In a large room, people gathered together, excitedly exchanging the news.
They lived under constant threat from aliens, and almost every day was a life-or-death struggle.
Now, they finally see hope for survival.
"Have you heard? We're going to another planet!"
"Where is the planet we're going to?" someone asked.
"I heard it's a planet called 'Blue Star II,' which is not only a thousand times larger than Blue Star, but it has also never been developed and has abundant resources and an environment suitable for human habitation."
An older man replied, "Although we are reluctant to leave Earth, we have no choice but to leave in order to have a chance to survive."
"Those alien beasts are terrifying; we can't possibly survive here."
A young woman wiped away tears from the corners of her eyes, her hands trembling as she held a map. "But this planet is too far away from us. How can we get there?"
"We heard that the base commander has a spaceship that can carry all of us survivors there."
A middle-aged man said, "I heard from my teammates on the Hope team that the base manager used to be from a wealthy family. He bought it with all his savings and also bought a lot of fuel to reassure us."
"So, when shall we set off?" an old man asked.
"Three days later, in the morning, the base commander let us board the spaceship to take one last look at the blue planet, and then let us return to space to continue staying there."
"Everyone's been packing their bags and going with their families these past few days; we'll be setting off soon," the middle-aged man announced.
As night fell, the campfire at the makeshift camp burned, illuminating the entire night sky.
The survivors gathered together, recounting their past experiences and encounters.
They all come from various industries and once had their own lives on Earth.
Today, they are just a group of displaced people struggling to survive.
"We may rebuild our home on a newborn planet, but we must never forget what we once had here."
The middle-aged man raised his glass, welcoming his last night on Earth, "To our homeland, to our future, to our survival."
"I can't forget this place, all the good and bad times we shared, but we have to leave."
An elderly man said with tears in his eyes, "We have families, children who need our protection. We can't let ourselves fall into a hopeless situation."
A young girl sobbed, "I once experienced a beautiful love in this city, but now it's all gone. I won't forget, but we need a fresh start."
A silence fell over the crowd as they silently paid their respects to the blue planet. Each person's heart was filled with sorrow for this shattered world and hope for the future. They knew that this eternal farewell meant the beauty of the past would never return.
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