Abnormal crossing

Chapter 227 Jin's Arrangements (Part 2)

Just as Jin said.

The Kingdom of Bhikkhu is a long-established overlord among the seventh-tier kingdoms.

Its territory spans five star systems, all of which are of medium size or larger. The Milky Way before Gu Wei's transmigration was a very standard medium-sized star system, with approximately 2000-4000 billion stars.

The major axis of the main star system of the Kingdom of Bhikkhu is 3.5 times larger than that of the Milky Way before Gu Wei's journey, and its total mass is about 14.8 times that of the Milky Way.

Most seventh-order civilizations only control one or two star systems.

In addition to the economic foundation accumulated through the Lacustrim, the Kingdom of Bichuli now has four Saint-level players on the list, and even more who are close to or have been on the list before.

Another ranking list also clearly demonstrates the strength of the Kingdom of Bhikkhu.

It's called the Arbitration Candidate List.

This list is somewhat similar to the Death List of the Pulling Pulling, which is a well-known gambling list that is not officially recognized by Starsea, but is actually supported by a powerful conglomerate.

As for the nature of the Arbitration Candidate List, it is exactly what it sounds like: it is used to bet on which civilization is more likely to be promoted to the eighth-order Arbitrator.

In theory, as long as a civilization reaches Tier 3 and becomes a member of the Star Alliance, it can be listed, or rather, bet on.

By the way.

There are many similar lists in Star Ocean.

For example, the little sister who Jin mentioned not long ago, who has already been promoted to deputy tower master of the Imaginary Tower, is ranked outside the top 100 on a list of candidates for the Civilization Monument called the Wisdom Star Ranking, with odds of 1 to 600.

The Kingdom of Bhikkhu has never fallen out of the top 20 in the list of candidates for arbitration since the end of the War of the Betrayer more than 100,000 years ago.

After all, it had directly eliminated a seventh-tier opponent of the same level.

Over the past few years.

His lowest ranking was 19th, and his highest was 6th. He is currently ranked 11th.

The odds for advancing are...
百年内晋级1赔24332，千年内晋级1赔3965，万年内晋级1赔197.5。

Ten thousand years is the upper limit of the voting cycle, and also the maximum validity period of a betting slip.

For example, if you buy a ticket today for the advancement of the Kingdom of Bhikkhu within 10,000 years, and assuming the ticket can be successfully passed on to your descendants, then the ticket will expire on the same day 10,000 years later.

This is also a common trope in the "get rich quick" genre of Star Sea novels—the protagonist is destitute and has only a large bill passed down from his ancestors. Just days before the bill expires, his civilization suddenly advances to the eighth tier, and then the protagonist becomes a super-rich man who spends money everywhere.
You know what, there are quite a few people using the Xinghai CITIC group. Some of them can pull out a whole stack of ticket slips passed down from their ancestors in no time.

For example, Gu Wei had seen quite a few obscure civilizations in Chestnut's seat, a veteran gambler, especially those with extremely high odds.
Let's return to the original topic.

all in all.

Faced with such a top-tier seventh-order civilization, even if the other party devoted 99% of their attention to Lynn, the remaining 0.1% was enough to manifest an extremely terrifying tracking power.

"Okay, I understand now that you've said that."

However, Milo showed no fear in the face of Jin's analysis: "That means we only have about six months of safety at most, and then we'll be pursued by both the Kingdom of Biquli and the Alliance. By the way, how long will it take for my and Chestnut's mechs to be repaired?"

“The mecha itself is fine,” Jin said, pulling out two transparent models in front of everyone with her left hand. “Chestnut’s mecha can be fully repaired within a month, and yours will be a little slower, but three months should be enough. But the problem is…” She stopped there.

Jin was unusually silent for a moment, then stared at Milo: "Your body."

Gu Wei's eyes flickered slightly.

He remembered that Jin had mentioned it before.

Three years ago, the ship's three main combat mechs were involved in a dangerous area due to Milo's so-called "voyage that risked his career," and their performance was severely damaged. They were only recently repaired with enough resources from Alele.

Kai's Radiant Light has been fully repaired and recently demonstrated remarkable combat power.

Gu Wei hasn't seen Milo and Chestnut's mechs yet, but the progress is going quite well.

But Milo's health always seemed to be a major problem.

When Gu Wei first transmigrated to the Fluttering Fluttering, Milo once overloaded due to physical reasons and vomited uncontrollably in front of Gu Wei.

If Gu Wei hadn't been so passionate and energetic at the time, Meimei would have resorted to the extreme measure of running away.

Now, listening to what Jin means...
Milo's health still isn't better?

To know.

Jin Ke has selected two skill trees: physics and medicine. Although we don't know exactly how high her medical ability is, judging from her past performance, it is definitely far above average.

With such technological capabilities, is it really impossible to completely cure Milo?

“My body…” Milo initially seemed about to say it wasn’t a problem, but after looking at his hands, he frowned, a rare hint of reluctance on his face: “Let’s see after the mech is repaired. If it’s really not working, then we’ll just give up. Let’s talk about the immediate issue. What are you planning to do with the Maze? Fujimori has been fooled for now, but what if he or the Kingdom of Bijuri comes back for revenge?”

Hear this.

A hint of worry instantly appeared on Qiao Kewen's face.

This is actually a question he has always wanted to ask—what if the Kingdom of Bhikkhu takes its anger out on Mold because of the discovery that Wirtz's polar singularity was fake?
Even if the other party isn't that extreme, what if they still demand that I hand over Ophelia and Adele?

Should I pay it myself or not?
For example, what if one retaliated against the entire leadership?
For example, Speaker Gray and his group.
Just as Qiao Kewen was struggling with this, Jin's voice suddenly rang in his ears: "Oh, I've also thought about this. I have some ideas and I'm just about to hear Old Qiao's opinion."

Qiao Kewen quickly raised his head, looking at Jin with hope in his eyes.

This young and beautiful woman has already brought him many surprises. Could she come up with a perfect solution this time as well?

“This matter involves two civilizations, the first being the Persians,” then Jin extended her left index finger, gesturing with the number one, a number she had learned from Gu Weina:

"Actually, Bosca isn't too worried about retaliation. After all, its royal bloodline has been completely ended by Lynn, and the collective consciousness of Farrell Doyle in the main matrix has been transferred to Ophelia's personal AI after all traces were cleared. The entire civilization now only has civilians left in the true sense—at most, the tombs of the royal family members of past generations."

"At the same time, Boska is a fourth-order civilization. Although its population is not particularly large, its territory is considerable. It is not impossible for the Kingdom of Bichuli to destroy it, but from the perspective of retaliation alone, it is not worthwhile. Besides, who knows if Boska might get lucky someday and naturally give birth to a second information carrier similar to the first monarch?"

"Therefore, from the perspective of the Kingdom of Bhikkhu, after discovering that Wirtz's polar singularity was fabricated, they are more likely to return to Boska in a mode of surveillance rather than consciousness control, trying to wait for the birth of the next information carrier in a cycle of thousands or even tens of thousands of years."

"In other words, the Bosca civilization will be quite safe until the next generation of information carriers emerges."

(End of this chapter)