"Guess..."
Kael said with a playful smile.
Lily pushed his shoulder, rolling her eyes in exasperation.
Seeing that she had no intention of speaking, Kael spread his hands and said, "I've already sent out all my trump cards."
"Trump cards?" Lily was montarily stunned, then gasped in surprise, "You sent out the Starship Army?"
"Yes."
Kael's gaze gradually beca profound.
The Starship Army, also known as the Human Federation troops that once fought alongside Kael.
The full na should be the Human Federation Unified Starship Combat Group.
An incredibly powerful and fearso army capable of contending with deities in the Star Realm.
However, during the Catastrophe of Dawn, the Starship Army suffered heavy losses, with about a third of the starships engulfed in the Star Realm.
In digesting the Historical Echo of the Human Federation, Kael had pondered a question.
For that group of Starship Army during the Catastrophe of Dawn, was the battle against the deities necessary?
After all, in the ideology of the Starship Army, the war against the deities was chosen because the Human Federation itself faced threats from the deities.
Yet, in the distant future, after countless years, the Human Federation had disappeared into the river of history. Without Kael's existence, the Starship Army might be the last remnant of the Human Federation era in this world.
It's worth noting that one of the legacies of the Human Federation, the goblin empire, had nearly been completely wiped out, with little of its own legacy remaining.
The legacy of the legacy has evolved into one of the foundations of Alchemy Technology and Magic Technology.
And now, to send the already scarce Starship Army into another futile battle against the deities, wouldn't that just be asking for trouble?
But after accepting the legacy of the Human Federation, he finally understood that things were not as he imagined.
There was a crucial issue concerning the physical state of the Starship Army mbers.
At the current technological level that the Starship Army could display, it was possible to ensure the long-term preservation of their bodies.
But a long-lasting body does not equate to a long-lasting soul.
Even on today's Shenhua Continent, where strong individuals are plenty, longevity is a pain and tornt that an ordinary person cannot comprehend.
It's not due to the boredom and fatigue accumulated over a long ti, but the attrition of the soul by constantly overlaying mories, leading to an increasingly collapsing risk.
Although all soldiers of the Starship Army underwent genetic enhancents, possessing physical qualities far beyond ordinary people, they were still inferior to those Combat Professionals of the Extraordinary Rank, let alone comparable to the Longevity Species and Eternal Species.
Even if they remain in dormant chambers to reduce soul attrition to so extent, special ans are still needed to protect the soul from wearing away over long periods.
After all...
It had been over 600 years since the Starship Army descended upon this world.
Thus, when the sole god AO, who wandered from the Endless Star Realm, descended upon this still unravaged planet, the long-term plan had already begun.
By transforming so people into Electronic Life, allowing them to slumber in the Doomsday-resistant Safe Houses in electronic form, yet other ans were needed.
And this ans, similar to the Holy Land, Legends, and even Demigods.
That is to establish a "grand vow" for oneself, solidifying it through artificial ans, and mitigating the attrition of ti with this "grand vow."
However, even such ans still had inherent risks.
The Human Federation's bodies were not so suitable for this new era filled with mysterious energies.
It could even be said that their original constitution was simply unable to properly cultivate in this new era.
Over ti, if more effective thods couldn't be devised, despite AO's special ans of extending their soul lifespan, there would be no way to prevent the continued degradation of the soul.
Therefore, AO made a decision at that ti.
If Kael could truly reach the step that He anticipated, then even at all costs, he would need to push Kael onto a throne near that of a deity.
The Starship Army was assembled during the tiline of Kael, which was after Ning Ruyu's death, a special corps established not long after.
This ant that if Kael successfully embarked on a path of transcendence comparable to deities, the innate "uniqueness" of the Demigod and above realms would directly encompass everything from the Human Federation era.
Even if the Starship Army's mbers were to die in battle against the deities during the Catastrophe of Dawn, if ultimately one Kael could be nurtured to ascend the divine path, and Kael were to absorb the Historical Echo of the Human Federation's Dungeon, then all existence of the Human Federation in the river of ti would collapse into Kael's divine kingdom, becoming a singular entity.
The warriors who perished in battle would be resurrected in Kael's divine kingdom with a brand-new identity.
Thus, AO tacitly approved of this act of marching to death under the guidance of "false mories" to the stars.
As for the remaining Starship Army, their existence attrition did not matter.
Kael had successfully extended the lifespan of the era of the Human Federation. To the current Starship Army, fighting for Kael and for the Human Federation was not much different.
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