Although this was not the first time he had come to this height, Liu Yuanbai could not hide the excitement and wonder in his heart at this moment.

Before officially flying to the Japanese mainland to perform a reconnaissance mission, he needed to increase the flight altitude to a maximum altitude of 27,000 meters to test the performance of all aspects of the aircraft.

After no problems occurred, he would lower his altitude and fly towards Japan.

27,000 meters, Liu Yuanbai is the first person to reach this height.

Below him, the outline of the earth was fully displayed, and it was clear to all.

The arc of the earth emitting blue light is beautiful and shocking, and the name Blue Star is worthy of its name.

Mountains, rivers, lakes, and even the ocean have become smaller. The vastness that I once thought was vast is now infinitely smaller.

The white clouds are billowing and floating below, which is not only beautiful but also mysterious.

Looking up, he was instantly overwhelmed by the endless blackness of space.

Liu Yuanbai could clearly hear his breathing and heartbeat.

He only dared to look directly into the dark and boundless space for two seconds, because he felt that there was a pair of eyes watching him in the darkness, which made him feel uncomfortable.

Liu Yuanbai is lonely at this moment. He looks at the earth from God's perspective, and the earth is also lonely.

In the endless darkness of space, only this planet is emitting the blue light of life.

Liu Yuanbai had some different experiences in his heart.

He slowly exhaled a breath and turned his attention away from the surrounding scenes.

On the dense dashboard, all kinds of data are normal.

"In this world, if there are gods, they should be lonely..."

He took one last look at the boundless space, controlled the Sky Eye high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft to descend to an economical cruising altitude of about 21,000 meters, and began to fly towards the predetermined target, Kyushu Island, Japan.

The plane flew over the Yangtze River, flew out of the mainland, left the magnificent mountains and rivers of the motherland behind, and flew over the East China Sea.

Through the vague thin clouds, the blue sea appeared in Liu Yuanbai's eyes.

Previous test flights were limited to the mainland of China, and this was the first time he saw the ocean from this perspective.

The excitement in my heart gradually calmed down, replaced by a kind of simple appreciation.

Sky Eye is equipped with the most advanced navigation system, which greatly reduces Liu Yuanbai's work pressure and eliminates the need for him to stare at the aircraft dashboard all the time.

More than an hour later, the outline of Japan's Kyushu Island appeared in front of Liu Yuanbai's eyes.

He began to concentrate on flying the plane and turned on the imaging system at the same time.

I have already experienced the vastness and immensity of space. In Liu Yuanbai's eyes, Japan is so small, like a small boat in the blue ocean, which may be submerged by the deep blue at any time.

The plane took off from East China, and its most direct destination was Nagasaki, Japan.

As the intelligence said, the weather on Kyushu Island was sunny and cloudless.

Little Nagasaki is right in front of you, and Liu Yuanbai officially begins his work.

………

In order to prepare for air attacks that may come at any time, Japan has set up air defense early warning radars on islands and mountain tops near Nagasaki.

Radar and related technologies were imported from the Third Reich. They had just passed the debugging stage and were put into use less than two months ago.

The early warning range of these radars is about 200~300 kilometers.

The Sky Eye high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft piloted by Liu Yuanbai had not yet entered Japanese airspace, and the early warning radar on the ground had already started to sound the alarm.

"Didi didi..."

The radar warning light kept flashing, and the Japanese on duty felt as if they were facing a formidable enemy.

Through word of mouth, the tragic situation after the bombing of Hokkaido was magnified several times.

Japanese people everywhere were terrified, fearing that one day a bomb would fall on their heads, especially in Nagasaki, which was close to China.

After seeing the alarm, the Japanese immediately called the officer on duty.

"Major Ogura, there is a situation, it may be a Chinese bomber!"

A major named Ogura had received relevant training, and he rushed to the radar display.

Everyone at the radar station became nervous, fear wafting in the air.

Ogura stared at the radar display interface, and half a minute later he slapped the soldier on duty on the back of the head.

The soldier was beaten inexplicably, blinking his pitiful and innocent eyes.

Ogura breathed a heavy sigh of relief, pointed at the display interface and said:

"Idiot, the target you scanned is above 22,000 meters in the sky!"

"Tell me, is there any aircraft that can fly above 20,000 meters? Huh?"

Only then did the soldier realize the mistake he had made, and he was too angry to answer.

Ogura asked reluctantly:

"What did you do to the radar? Don't mess around if you don't understand. Why can't you remember what I said!"

It was obvious that Ogura had judged the radar alarm as a malfunction.

Because he is convinced that no aircraft can fly above an altitude of 20,000 meters.

It must be these stupid men who messed up the radar while I wasn't paying attention.

Ogura immediately issued an order to repair the radar.

After a few minutes, inspection showed that everything was normal with the radar.

Just as Ogura was about to get angry again, a radar soldier shouted in horror.

"Your Excellency Major, the enemy's aircraft has dropped to 15,000 meters and is flying over our heads."

"Nani???" Ogura's face was filled with questions, and he began to feel uneasy in his heart.

He grabbed the telescope on the table and rushed out of the radar station.

Several radar soldiers in the duty room looked at each other and seemed to say silently:

"Look, who is the real fool?"

In the telescope, the sky was blue and not even a small black spot could be seen.

When Ogura returned to the radar station again, the display had turned dark green, and the bright light had disappeared without a trace.

If it was an enemy bomber, it would have flown over Nagasaki at this moment.

The city was not bombed, so what was flying overhead?

"Your Majesty, Major, do you need to report to the headquarters?"

Ogura began to hesitate.

If it turns out that this was just a false alarm and the radar malfunctioned, Ogura will be fully responsible.

He didn't want to be stuffed into a dark torpedo, or sit in a plane that never came back.

Shaked his head.

..

After taking a clear picture of the scene near Nagasaki, the plane piloted by Liu Yuanbai began to turn north, heading to Saga, Fukuoka, and Kitakyushu.

After going around in a circle, we gradually headed south, taking a clear picture of the entire Kyushu Island.

Finally, he left from the Amakusa Islands south of Nagasaki, followed the nearest route, and flew back to Huadong Airport leisurely.

During the entire process, except for the occasional flash of the radar, he did not feel any danger.

In addition to the radar station where Ogura is located, during the entire investigation process, there were five radars on Kyushu Island that discovered abnormalities in the sky.

Two people chose not to report it, and three people alerted the Air Defense Command.

It was impossible for multiple radars to malfunction at the same time. The Japanese Air Defense Command immediately ordered the Zero fighters to take off to see who was coming.

Five Zero fighter jets flew in the direction indicated by the radar.

The Japanese pilots were already frightened by the Chinese jet fighters, and they secretly decided to crash into the enemy planes at all costs once they spotted the enemy planes.

But today is not a good day to die for the emperor.

The Zero fighter climbed to its extreme altitude and found no trace of the enemy aircraft.

The top speed of the Zero fighter is only over 500 kilometers per hour, which is far from the economic cruising speed of the Sky Eye high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft of 670 kilometers per hour.

How to catch up?

A few hours later, the radar on Kyushu Island completely lost track of the target.

The Japanese from the Air Defense Command sat together and used their brains to guess what kind of aircraft just flew overhead.

But their knowledge is limited and they cannot guess it at all.

In the end, I had no choice but to record the incident without further explanation.
Chapter completed!