"Wait a minute, the Space Airship - Lime, what exactly are you referring to?" Xue Dili hurriedly interrupted the incessantly trembling brain. Are all artificial intelligences created by biological technology so abstract?
"As time has passed, your knowledge must have been severed. What lies beneath us is not a pla but a ring-shaped mothership with a diameter of hundreds of kilometers," the artificial intelligence answered Xue Dili's question.
At this moment, both Xue Dili and Old Green were stunned.
Hell Star, is a mothership?
A mothership half the size of Australia?
After the initial shock, Xue Dili immediately understood everything. No wonder the wide-angle distortion was visible to the naked eye, no wonder the sun seemed fake, no wonder using magic on this "pla" consumed several times more energy.
It turns out they weren't standing on a real pla at all but inside a drifting Space Airship floating in the cosmos!
And the target of this Space Airship is the Solar System. Clearly, they are the ones intending to invade Earth!
A naturally evil civilization whose destination is Earth! Watch me, Xue Dili, just personally...
Wait, drifting for tens of thousands of years?
This person just said the Space Airship will take over 30,000 years to drift to the Solar System, and their home pla is tens of thousands of light-years away from Earth as well.
Which means, the Earth they saw could be from nearly a hundred thousand years ago, when apes were likely just emerging, mammoths and saber-tooth tigers roamed everywhere.
They don't even consider this an invasion because at that time Earth truly had no form of civilization, even the most primitive tribes may have only just formed.
But now, nearly 100,000 years later, the Earth has become a melting pot of various civilizations, yet this Lime is still drifting somewhere in the cosmos.
No signals, no rescue, and within the Space Airship, life is like Hell.
"And you all, when you say 'It', what exactly are you talking about?" Xue Dili asked.
"Evil Eye, a meteorite that landed on Tita Star, a biological meteorite with endless energy. It was initially thought to be the savior of our civilization. Using the Evil Eye as a base, a great many technological advances were made, achieving leapfrog development."
"That thing was supposed to allow us to fulfill our desire for geic ascension and save the Tita race. For this, our predecessors placed this last hope on the Space Airship, using it as an eternal energy source."
"But no one expected the Evil Eye to be alive. Only 200 years after setting out, the Evil Eye completely went berserk and began devouring the entire Space Airship!"
The brain began to frantically squirm, the cortex twitching incessantly.
As expected, bio-side artificial intelligence is unreliable, displaying normal emotional responses.
Even displaying a lot of interjections, clearly it is very angry.
However, at this moment, Xue Dili suddenly felt countless dense stares fixed on him, instantly sending a chill down his spine.
A familiar feeling, like when he first came to this world and felt he was being watched by billions of eyes. He initially thought it was the work of those dense, monstrous forms.
"No, damn it, how can the Evil Eye detect me!" This artificial intelligence seemed utterly panicked, beginning to hyperventilate uncontrollably.
Its demeanor changed in an instant.
And Xue Dili took two steps out of the room. Raising his head, he saw that the "sun" in that direction had lost its light, its edges distorting, as if being warped by an invisible force, gradually losing its original form.
Then, a crack appeared, and a terrifying pupil fixedly stared at Xue Dili. In this moment, Xue Dili felt a chill down his spine, as the sun completely transformed into a giant eyeball, fixing its vacant gaze upon the earth, as though it wanted to consume all life.
The sky was deathly silent, without the sound of water or wind, only the suffocating stare of that gigantic eyeball.
Xue Dili was stunned on the spot, Tier Five? Or Tier Six?
He didn't know, his strength couldn't sense that thing at all. It seemed like a true "God
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