Subsequently, the human fleet found the landing pods scattered across various locations. They parachuted onto this world using the landing pods, causing so impact on the indigenous population. Fortunately, the natives were not strong in combat, which ant there were no casualties.
They also discovered the man-made island that had crashed down with them. If the players’ predictions were correct, this island was the main reason for their exile.
The players found several bizarre instrunts on the man-made island and dismantled them to take back to the fleet, planning to conduct research and experints.
After Li Changhe and Yian had "sincerely" made pledges to each other, the human fleet left the planet where Yian resided, venturing towards the unknown beyond.
Yian watched the human fleet depart and let out a cold snort in his heart before he began to deal with the chaotic followers he had captured.
In this isolated universe, even the chaotic followers could not hope for any assistance from evil gods.
These people would beco breeding machines in Yian’s hands. Under Yian’s manipulation, their offspring would gradually change their concept of faith and beco followers of Yian, replacing the rat people.
If the human fleet had stayed on this planet, their fate would not have been much different from that of the chaotic followers.
...
anwhile, the human fleet had already moved far away from the planet where Yian was. It must be said that this universe is indeed desolate and mysterious. There are no star rivers, only a small number of stars flickering with faint light.
Moreover, many places are extrely strange.
So creatures, several tis larger than a battleship, with squid-like tentacles and luminous helts, road far off in the distance. Were it not for the absence of a psychic storm interference, the human fleet might not have detected it.
This also forced the human fleet to prepare for combat. Li Changhe appeared at the bow of the ship.
Perhaps sensing that the humans were not easy to deal with, after much hesitation, the creature eventually chose to leave. It perford a spatial jump and disappeared from their senses.
They also saw several strange and broken ships, which must have belonged to so powerful civilization; yet they had been violently torn apart by so force.
As the fleet passed through a broken star system, they observed an abnormal planet.
In terms of the planet’s size, it was not large, not even a third of the Moon.
But when the human fleet scanned it, they were shocked to discover that it was not a normal planet. Rather, it was the corpse of a massive creature, similar to a human infant, curled up in a ball. As for the cause of death, there was the wreckage of a strange, massive battleship piercing through the gargantuan creature’s chest.
"It’s a True God, but all the Divinity and essence from its body have been consud," the Supre King said with a sigh as he looked at this mysterious planet. In this ghostly place, even a True God cannot protect itself.
Li Changhe then began to use his Magic Eye to trace history.
Due to the extre age, it took Li Changhe over ten minutes. In those minutes, ti changed rapidly, and he saw how the massive creature’s body was slowly eaten away by things similar to parasites, becoming part of the planet, orbiting in space. Various groups also ca here to draw nourishnt from the body of the True God. As a result, the once divine body lost all its mystery, precluding players from disassembling True God materials.
He also saw a super-giant Annihilation battleship leading several main ships to attack the True God. Ultimately, the huge battleship was torn apart by the True God, whose Divinity had been exhausted, and the True God was also killed by the self-sacrificing collision of the battleship.
"Annihilation? No, it must be the ancestors of Annihilation. They are fleets exiled by that Champion Civilization," He Feng analyzed. "If Yian’s statent is correct, then there are several exiled Champion Civilizations in this universe. The predecessors of Annihilation, the Trilobites, the Aquatic Civilization, the Insect Civilization, and the Ancient Beastn Civilization we have not encountered. And so on..."
"So what? In this accursed place where Divinity cannot be replenished and resources are depleting, even the most powerful civilizations are probably struggling to survive in so corner," a Winter Palace player responded. "It’s not a concern."
She is Ludmila, the Winter Palace player who, aside from the sixth Devil King, was the first commander.
Previously, she led so Winter Palace players to the Kunlun Giant City at the invitation of the Great Wall, hoping for an opportunity, and later boarded the battleship. Now, she is trapped here along with the others. She currently commands over seventy Winter Palace players within the fleet.
"That makes sense," a Great Wall player spoke up. "While our Divinity is still ample and our resources are relatively plentiful, we might as well find a place to stabilize first. It’s also good to prepare a fallback. Right now, the fleet has enough fuel to last a long while, but food and dicine will only sustain us for about two months. Even with rationing, at most three and a half months. I propose that we find a reliable settlent within a month and a half. Even if just as a logistics base, we must secure a territory first."
"Alas..." So players sighed, their words revealing despair.
They knew that after being exiled, it might be a long ti, or perhaps never, before they could return to their original world.
Thinking about the family they would never see again, many players were downhearted.
"Don’t lose heart, we still have a chance. Don’t forget, on the Future Line, humanity was also exiled, but we were called back to the main world by the mbers of our Dark Side Great Wall." Yang Dong spoke up at the right ti, "And now, that colleague is in the Netherworld’s ninety-nine city world. She will call us back to the Netherworld."
"But that was on the Future Line." Ludmila responded, "I don’t know the identity of that girl, but even if she learns so information about the Future Line, it doesn’t necessarily an that she can think of this step. The Future Line gave her more than twenty extra years of experience. It’s likely her thoughts and strategies have changed."
"Don’t worry, I have full confidence in her. So, what we need to do is to persevere," Li Changhe said, "As long as we persevere, we will always have a chance. As for resources... there are so many forr Champion Races in this universe, we can go and visit them."
When Li Changhe, the demigod, spoke so strongly, even Ludmila could only nod silently. She and the high-ranking officials of the Winter Palace knew who was really in charge of humanity now.
As for visiting... although it was a bit of a gamble, they had no other choice. Resources were too scarce.
The players could only hope that those forr Champion Races had also fallen into disarray by now.
Otherwise, relying solely on the fleet’s combat power, they feared they would not be able to gain much.
Li Changhe sighed to himself in his heart, he too was out of ideas.
Although he believed in Chen Yu... the hope was really slim.
"Please, kiddo’s auntie. When we get back, I’ll make whatever you want to eat," Li Changhe sighed softly to himself.
Following that, the fleet continued to move forward, occasionally entering hyperspace travel, jumping directly through space. Li Changhe, who had never even been out of the country before, was now traveling far indeed.
During this ti, Li Changhe and the Supre King also went to inquire with Lady Nanzhuang if they could return from the point of view of the Book of Heaven.
But when they saw Lady Nanzhuang’s shocked expression upon learning of the exile,
Supre King and Li Changhe felt a sinking feeling in their hearts.
Had even the Book of Heaven not foreseen this? Or was it...
However, just at this mont, right after a hyperspace jump, the fleet suddenly sounded an alarm, and the vessel began to shake. They were clearly under attack.
The Supre King decisively pulled Li Changhe back to the command bridge.
"What’s happening? There shouldn’t be any True Gods or demigods in this area," the Supre King demanded.
Then, he saw a giant fortress so enormous that it was terrifying, sprawling above a star.
A gargantuan entity thousands of kiloters in size was being disturbed.
That’s... Annihilation no, that’s a planet fortress of a Champion Civilization!
Now, this planetary fortress was deploying countless armants to launch an attack on the human fleet that had suddenly appeared.
"There’s no life to hold onto, that’s the planet fortress’s autonomous counterattack. We’re too close!"
"Fuck!" Even the Supre King couldn’t help but curse.
Hyperspace jumped right onto this thing’s face, what the hell kind of luck is this?
Wasn’t it said that because Big Iron Pestle had the curse of killing with vehicles, he was not allowed to board the warship?
But Li Changhe’s eyes lit up.
"Follow my lead, jump assist, planetary fortress!"
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