Abnormal crossing

Chapter 237 Negotiated

Therefore, throughout the entire process of relocating civilizations.

The most time-consuming step is the third one, which is resource scheduling.

For example, transportation equipment.

Transporting billions of people is not a difficult task for Entropy Interdisciplinary Engineering in terms of technology, but no matter how simple the technology is, it still requires a corresponding carrier when it comes to implementation in reality.

Generally speaking.

The equipment responsible for relocating lower-level civilizations is called a "planetary-level transport fortress." It is a perfectly round sphere, and a single transport fortress can transport approximately 500 million ordinary humanoid beings in a single trip.

The population of Molde, over two billion, can be moved in a single trip using only five planetary-level transport fortresses.

While this equipment is convenient, it involves the transportation of a large number of people, and the requirements for daily maintenance, scheduling, and application procedures are very strict, so the time required is naturally not short.

In addition, temporary jump points were laid out.

This thing involves the use of polarized fissure energy, which is a strategic resource even in an eighth-order civilization.

While jump points can be moved from point A to point B in the local universe in a flash, their trajectory in higher-level space is extremely complex, and the planning of the route requires a great deal of manpower and even material resources.

Just like the Dongfeng-5C missile that the Chinese had just exhibited before Gu Wei's time travel, it could theoretically provide nuclear deterrence against the Emperor Penguin, but the actual flight trajectory of the missile was extremely complex.

In the original plan.

The department responsible for setting up the jump point is even independent of the three major project teams and is an institution under the independent jurisdiction of the Entropy International Engineering Council.

"So that's about four months?" Jin made a quick estimate of the time Tang Guo had given her and nodded slightly. "That's not too long. Molder can't just leave anytime soon; packing all his belongings will take some time—Old Joe, is four months enough for you?"

“It might be a bit rushed,” Qiao Kewen considered carefully for a while, initially looking somewhat hesitant, but finally gritted his teeth and said:

"But if we lower our expectations a bit, taking only some core supplies and equipment should be enough. In short, Ms. Jin, leave this matter to me!"

Although Mold was just an ordinary Tier 3 civilization that didn't even rank in the vast universe.

But as the saying goes, even a ruined home can be worth a fortune.

Even a humble home can yield many odds and ends when moving, let alone a clan or group that has existed for tens of thousands of years.

Deciding what to discard and what to pack up and take with us requires time.

After all, the original universe is only responsible for providing a place for the invading civilization. At most, in the early stages, it will provide some living supplies to prevent them from starving or dying from cold/heat.

As for the technology and equipment involved in subsequent development, that depends entirely on the resources that Mold brought with him.

Furthermore, even after the resolution is finalized, the dismantling of various equipment will not be a simple matter that can be resolved in a day or two.

In addition, resettlement and reassurance are also major issues or even major projects.

In Gu Wei's view.

In the actual implementation process, Jokowen and Speaker Gray may even have to use some covert rhetoric—for example, not telling the common people that Mold was relocating to the primordial universe, and then revealing the truth when the time is right in the future, etc.

After all, most ordinary people don't actually have access to the highest levels of civilization, let alone the ability to distinguish between living in this universe and the primordial universe. Telling them the truth might actually cause more trouble. In short, it's foreseeable that...

Four months is indeed a bit rushed, and it will be a severe test of capabilities for Jo Cowen, Speaker Gray, and other leaders.

It's fortunate that Mold had already achieved tribal unification. If it were Earth before Gu Wei's transmigration, where there was no single leader, the relocation would have been much more troublesome.

"Well, as long as you're mentally prepared." Jin had a good impression of Joe Cowen, knowing that this Governor of Molde indeed had the ability and courage to resolve internal disputes: "Then let's set the relocation to begin in four months. Milo, you have no objections, right?"

Milo shook his head and succinctly uttered two words: "Whatever."

He knew exactly what Jin was asking.

According to Jin's previous analysis.

It should be about six months before the Kingdom of Bhikkhu discovers the truth about the Wirtz polar singularity, and about seven or eight months before it begins to pursue the Pulling Pulling.

But what if Mold begins to move in four months?
This is essentially a clear indication that the Wirtz polar singularity in the Kingdom of Bhikkhu is problematic—the Kingdom of Bhikkhu may be bad, but it is by no means stupid.

At that time, the Fluttering Fluttering will attract the attention of the two behemoths, the Kingdom of Bhikkhu and even the Alliance, two months earlier than expected, leaving Milo with even less time to prepare.

However, Milo didn't really care. Compared to living a peaceful life for two months, it was obviously more 'cost-effective' for Mold to move safely to the original universe—if he moved just before the six-month deadline, who knows what kind of problems might arise.

Having some advance planning is a good thing.

“Then it’s settled,” Jin then looked at Tang Guo in the picture and asked the girl, “By the way, Tang, are things alright on your end?”

"Don't worry, senior," Tang Guo across from her patted her chest, which was barely rising or falling, her expression as determined as JJ Lin's duet with Li Jiawei on "Suffering" in 2016: "I promise to get all the procedures done ahead of schedule, I'm definitely having this meal with you!"

“Okay,” Jin nodded, “Remember to keep me informed when there’s progress.”

"Huh? Synchronize?" Tang Guo perked up instantly. It was a pity she wasn't a beast-eared girl like Nuonuo, otherwise she probably would have seen a pair of happy, twitching little ears: "Then I can synchronize with you a hundred times a day, senior."

Tang Guo didn't finish her sentence.

Jin decisively ended the communication, hesitated for a moment, but still didn't move Tang Guo to the blacklist.

Gu Wei: "."

This girl is beyond help.

“Old Joe,” Jin said expressionlessly, stuffing the equipment back into her pocket and turning to look at Joe Cowen. “We will return to Molde in four months to assist you with your relocation. Even if something unexpected happens and we can’t get away, I will arrange for someone to contact you in advance.”

"Anyway, just focus on handling things on Molde during this time. Also, Meimei, is everything ready?"

"Coming, coming," Jin said, and a response came from the ceiling from the main thread of the sheep, along with a device that looked a bit like a computer host: "Just finished debugging, no problems running."

The device, resembling a mainframe, slowly descended in front of everyone. Jin stepped forward, fiddled with it for a few moments, and quickly nodded in satisfaction.

“Great, Joe, take this with you on your way. It should help you solve a problem.”

(End of this chapter)