...
inehoer spoke of an indigenous species that Lin Suo had never seen before, nor was there any data on them among the known cosmic races.
They possessed characteristics of both humans and deer, with crystal antlers on their heads, and were hermaphrodites, possessing organs of both genders.
Their bodies were covered in thick fur, and their appearance was rather ordinary.
inehoer referred to them as the "Crystal Deer People"; their strength was diocre, even weaker than the cosmic ants – the original Beastn, but they did excel at making desserts.
They possessed a cook attribute, adding value to them. With minor adjustnts to their bloodline and improvents to their appearance features, a whole batch could be transford to et human aesthetics, potentially making them a good commodity.
"Lucky find."
Lin Suo remarked as he tasted a crystal-like dessert.
inehoer chuckled naively, hurrying to talk about Jon Luer’s disappearance and the issues with the Ursa Major constellation’s band of thieves.
Despite inehoer’s seemingly honest deanor, both he and Lin Suo shared a significant trait of the Wizard civilization.
That is: they don’t regard weaker races as equals.
In fact, it’s not just wizards; other dominant forces are the sa—they wield absolute power and regard the indigenous species that originally inhabited the surfaces of planets as re invaders.
Unless one day, when the developnt era ends, so of these indigenous species will either perish or survive, but they will inevitably end up serving the dominant races.
They must also possess the "service characteristic" of the Crystal Deer People.
In fact, the galactic situation could be scaled down to the situation on the Padolon Mother Star; the rulers of the Extraordinary World always hold stable power.
In other peaceful places, as far as the known universe is concerned, there are only villains, a bloody reality that’s completely out in the open.
"Rhein, this is the star map of the Ursa Major constellation."
"We are here now, on Ghost Light N−21 Planet, and the place where Jon Luer disappeared is on Ghost Light N−11 Planet."
"With the speed of a Level Four starship, the travel ti will not exceed five days. You must also have your own plans, having brought so many starships."
"That’s correct."
Lin Suo nodded, not denying this fact. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have notified Thea to head to Iron Hoof Star in Jigerde, intending to openly involve himself in the chaos.
The chaos in Ursa Major is a microcosm of the entire Corona Star System.
Not only here, but every other place is experiencing large-scale chaos as well, with orders from the Truth Council failing to reach these areas.
The entire Corona Star System, with its over nine thousand Life Planets, requires more than three months of travel from Jigerde in the far south to the Eternal Frost Star Group in the far north.
Even the central belt of Corona, slightly to the east, where the Silver Star factions are causing trouble, shows the vast scale of the rebellion. Only the west side, the Thousand Island Star Group, is relatively peaceful.
But they will also be pulled in eventually.
People are swayed by the majority—who wouldn’t want to seize the opportunity to make so money? The cri of inciting is not small, and making a racket is an even greater offense.
On the other hand.
Filling the King’s Treasure requires more resources; he is here to benefit from the autumn wind. Finding Jon Luer is just a byproduct, if there are clues they will be saved, if not, there’s nothing that can be done, but he will do his best.
And he will not specifically change his action plan for Jon Luer.
"So... let’s talk about the pirate gang. You said they’re like a regular army?"
"Yes."
inehoer beca solemn at this, taking out a recording he made himself.
"This is them robbing last month, which I secretly recorded. The mining capability of the Crystal Deer People is poor, but their service skills are quite good. Since I arrived at Ghost Light N−21, all the reserves I had accumulated were taken by that group of robbers."
"If the Truth Council really collects taxes this year, I might not be able to afford it... In this case, the hard-earned cultivation rights might be revoked."
"I contacted you not only about Jon Luer but also to borrow so manpower... hehe."
Lin Suo raised an eyebrow and took the small recorder.
"No problem, I can contact Thea. When she arrives, she will bring a hundred thousand Beastn, enough for your initial mining needs."
"Thank you, thank you."
It’s been a long ti since we caught up, but inehoer couldn’t really ignore him, just calling his na Rhein was close enough...
His attitude maintained absolute respect, even with a hint of ingratiation, completely different from his previous personality, much smoother.
Of course, this was also forced by reality.
As for this, Lin Suo had nothing much to say, it cannot be forced; any peak becos increasingly lonely the higher one climbs, with fewer and fewer companions.
That is the norm.
Upon turning on the recorder, Lin Suo’s expression changed imdiately. Initially, he thought it was the internal traitors of the Truth Council, preparing to engage in vampiric acts to fatten themselves.
But now, it didn’t seem to be the case.
Due to the vast ti spans of cosmic travel, aside from large families and official organizations of the Truth Council’s starship fleets, ordinary wizards had little understanding of other forces around them.
Not to ntion the Evil Energy Demons and the Void Worm Race.
The Truth Council mainly had more interactions with the Red Empire and the chanical God Sect.
They didn’t know much about new powers.
Especially the Holy Light Empire, which is too damn far away.
Not to ntion inehoer is a wizard who ca to the Star Sea after the destruction of Padolon, with even less understanding.
Lin Suo could tell imdiately because he often traded with the other side.
If he wasn’t mistaken, the so-called band of space pirates.
Reviews
All reviews (0)