"The most supre god, are there other civilizations in the universe?" Richard Wood raised his hand and asked.
"Of course," Duge looked at him and smiled, "if there were no other civilizations, from where would I have learned about the Goddess of Freedom, and from where would I have obtained Divine Power? You don’t really think Emperor Star could have evolved to have such massive power as mine just through mutations, do you?"
"Mr. Konan, I admit having great power can lead to true freedom. But as you ntioned, if there truly is a Goddess of Freedom, wouldn’t so-called freedom still be under her control?" a leader of a small country said stubbornly.
"Then kill the Goddess of Freedom." Duge said nonchalantly, "What we seek is freedom itself. If the God Spirit obstructs us with freedom, then we will kill it in the na of freedom."
"What if you are the one who ends up obstructing freedom?" The small country’s leader said unwillingly, "Power ultimately drives people mad..."
"If one day you feel I am hindering freedom, you can kill as well," Duge chuckled, stared directly into the cara, and showed the world his arrogant and confident face, "Born for freedom, die for freedom, that is my mission.
But before that, everyone must strive for freedom. Anyone who obstructs my pursuit of freedom will be considered my enemy..."
Hisss!
Everyone gasped. They did not know about being free or not free, but one thing they were sure of was that Konan’s mind was definitely not right; he was a lunatic playing with the fate of all!"
"Any more questions?" Duge looked straight at the small country’s President and asked.
"No more." The President of the small country shook his head like a rattle drum.
"Then everyone should get to work!" Duge smiled slightly and continued, "Don’t waste any more ti here."
"Yes." Those in power breathed a collective sigh of relief internally. As long as their authority wasn’t stripped away, everything was still acceptable.
It was just about altering the focus of research. Getting those scientists busy was enough.
A god who was mad suppressed the Mutants, which was a good thing for them—as at least they did not have to worry about the Mutants causing trouble now.
During the research of space technology, if they happened to develop a weapon to restrain Konan, then they would be truly free.
Under the influence of the skill of heroes in chaotic tis, every person had their own thoughts, and it was no longer possible for the world to return to order.
Not even Duge could do it.
Deep inside, he was very clear that pursuing pure freedom was essentially pursuing chaos.
The leaders all stood up, intending to leave.
Duge knocked on the table again: "Oh, one more thing."
ssing things up was also a kind of chaos, and Duge would not let go of any opportunity for growth.
All eyes turned back to Duge once more.
"Search for traces of aliens all around the world," Duge looked into the cara, saying earnestly, "Emperor Star has been through so much, and even God Spirit could project itself onto , so it’s highly likely that aliens have already infiltrated us. The appearance of the Mutants alone is very suspicious.
So, those of you aliens hiding on Emperor Star, whatever your goals may be, I hope you will co to proactively.
I can help you achieve your goals. If you are found by , then you won’t like the outco."
In the Earth’s science fiction series, aliens often infiltrate the earth to do all sorts of strange things, like pretending to live as earthlings, treating Earth as their ho, or avoiding using advanced technology and fighting with the natives using Lightsabers...
What if there were lurking aliens on Emperor Star as well?
The appearance of Mutants was quite sudden...
Duge held a reasonable suspicion toward everything.
In fact, he was more hopeful that there really were aliens on Emperor Star, as this would greatly shorten his ti to explore the universe.
For a civilization that hasn’t even left its own star system, exploring the universe is a massive undertaking, and success is uncertain.
Damn Pan-Universe Entertainnt, why did they drop onto such a backward planet?
Don’t they consider the excitent of the ga at all?
...
In the following days.
All localized wars on Emperor Star ceased, as they were forcefully diated by Duge.
No racial conflict could withstand the power of Divine Power, which was strong enough to change everything.
Similarly, the economy and politics of Emperor Star were thrown into complete chaos.
The chaos of a civilization’s system is most directly reflected in its economy; with even the presence of a God Spirit, expecting an unfluctuating economy is simply impossible.
However.
Duge did not care about those things; the politicians would handle the ss.
He did not need to restore order in this world; he just needed to ensure that all research institutions were operating normally.
Scientists on Emperor Star were forcibly integrated, and all scientific data from each country were shared, just as they did on Green Star when facing the invasion of the Sylvan civilization, combining the world’s scientific power to research weapons and advance technology...
...
The scientists’ research was divided by Duge into two aspects: one was space exploration and the other space-ti theory;
The goal of space exploration is to explore the universe; space-ti theory involves traversing ti and space. Duge knew that this Alien Battlefield had a Companion Universe, and could travel to another universe like the heroes of the Avengers, which would count as his success...
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