700 Disaster and Blessing (1)
In a month, the dominion of the Abyss Thousand-Eyed Spider Demon’s Magiplants was completely renad the human dominion. The other species in this universe also accepted the existence of the human race.
No species provoked them!
At the sa ti, the virtual world network was reconfigured, and interstellar trade quickly resud. People in the new universe felt… as if they were still in their old ho universe.
“In just a month, our Nova Yun Fang is 70% similar to the old Yun Fang. Moreover, it’s more beautiful and advanced.”
“The living environnt and welfare are better.”
Only when the migrants looked up at the unfamiliar night sky could they confirm that they had arrived in another universe.
In every other aspect, it was really no different from their original ho universe.
“There’s also the virtual world network. Through the virtual world network, orders are placed, and delicacies from all over the world are delivered to our hos. I’ve always been worried that the environnt in the new universe would be harsh, but it looks pretty good now.”
“The houses here are cheaper, and so is the land. I just bought a 100-acre suburban manor.”
“The human race has a total of 51 cosmic sectors in the new universe, but only one-third of the population has migrated here, so there’s naturally more land.”
The new universe was thriving.
…
The five high-dinsional human lifeforms were discussing the Magiplants.
“The Magiplants have very low intelligence at the planetary level. They devour each other, and only a handful of Magiplants on a planet can reach the cosmic level. Only the Magiplants at the cosmic lifeform level have intelligence comparable to humans,” Redmond said. “They are few in number and won’t cause any harm to the environnt. They can be useful to the human race.”
“The planetary-level Magiplants are no threat. The cosmic-level Magiplants can be a help to humans. The Origin lifeform Magiplants… will obediently listen to our orders.” The dean nodded and said, “We can integrate the Magiplants into our midst. In the future, even if a high-dinsional lifeform of the Magiplants is born, it will only an one additional high-dinsional lifeform on Myriad Star Island.”
“The resources needed to nurture Magiplants have to be limited,” Tower Master said.
“Of course.” The dean nodded. “All transactions will be done fairly.”
They spent a large amount of resources nurturing human Origin lifeforms! But for the Magiplants, transactions were done in a fair manner.
It was already very benevolent to give them a fair trade opportunity.
Humans had once restricted the Arthropods in every aspect!
“Back when we controlled the Arthropods, we completely cut off all resources. Now, the Arthropods have completely declined and are extrely weak,” Eternal Tower Master said with a smile.
The dean nodded. “Back then, our human race was weak, and there were other species competing with us in the vicinity. The Arthropods were one of them, and they also brought us humans a lot of trouble. The Arthropods… were too united. With a single order from the Hivemind, countless Arthropods would not hesitate to sacrifice their lives. Moreover, they devoured everything in their path, including planets. Such a species couldn’t be allowed to expand wantonly.”
The Arthropods were dangerous and were good at reproduction and expansion. Thankfully, the top combat strength of the Arthropods was inferior to that of the human race; it only caused so trouble. For high-dinsional lifeforms, individual strength was ultimately what mattered.
“Xu Jingming,” Spaceti Island Lord said, “have you gone to the trading areas of the various dominions to gather information?”
“Yes, I have.” Xu Jingming nodded.
Ever since the migration mission was completed, the many clones scattered across the 1,987 surrounding dominions had been gathering information at the various trade centers.
As an Eternal of the Heart Realm lineage, he was quite respected in those trading areas.
“I haven’t heard of a chance to learn a third-realm legacy for the ti being,” Xu Jingming said with a smile. “Don’t worry. I’ll scout the nearly 2,000 surrounding dominions first. After that, I’ll head to other dominions further away to explore. Once I discover a chance to learn a third-realm legacy, I’ll imdiately inform everyone.”
The dean smiled and said, “There’s no need to force it. Everything depends on luck.”
“With you around, the probability of discovering an opportunity is a thousand tis higher than us doing it alone,” Eternal Tower Master remarked with a smile.
“Never compare opportunities with the Heart Realm lineage,” Redmond said with a smile.
Xu Jingming smiled and said, “Oh right, I’ll gradually migrate the ‘humans’ on the experintal planet back.”
“The survivability experints have concluded, so it is indeed ti to move them back,” the dean said. “The migration rules will be as we previously decided.”
“I understand. Those above Lv. 4 can migrate voluntarily, and those below Lv. 3 will stay on their original planets for the rest of their lives,” Xu Jingming said.
Although human criminals were used on the experint planets in the beginning, after more than 10,000 years of reproduction, the earliest batch of human criminals had died of old age!
Without resources and guidance, they couldn’t beco Origin lifeforms at all.
Those who were alive now were descendants from countless generations ago.
Xu Jingming had taken care of them all these years, so he had feelings for them. The migration plan was also for the sake of these descendants.
Their new ho universe was very similar to the original universe. However, it was very different from the other experintal universes.
Humans in these survivability experints had been cruelly eliminated and died in batches. With generations abiding to the survival of the fittest, the descendants had adapted to the universes they lived in. The mortality rate would probably be astonishingly high if they suddenly went to a new ho universe with very little similarities.
Xu Jingming didn’t dare let anyone below Lv. 3 go. It was better to spend the rest of their lives peacefully on the experint planets.
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