My Doomsday Train.

Chapter 323 "You little brat!" (Seeking double monthly votes at the beginning of the month)
Kasa Civilization, Gemini, Polar Night Market.

Chen Mang reappeared in this familiar city, the city that had once brought him many opportunities. That opportunity allowed the Stellar Train to completely enter the ranks of trains with all its parts at level 200.

Looking at the entire Kasha civilization, and even the mechanical civilization.

Trains like the Stellar.

This is also unprecedented.

He used the resources of an entire civilization to build trains, a method that other civilizations could not imitate. After all, not everyone is like him, possessing unlimited Murphy Stones and not needing to worry about them at all. As long as there are enough resources, he can keep upgrading.

once Upon a time.

He believes that the Zerg's characteristics are truly monstrous, bug-like.

Can.
As development progressed, he suddenly realized that the characteristics of the Zerg civilization seemed rather ordinary. What was the point of having a large number of them if they couldn't break through his defenses? For someone like him, using all his resources to upgrade a single train had a major drawback—

Lack of separation.

Once his civilization's territory expands, he can't always be on the move. As long as hostile civilizations attack from multiple angles, he'll be overwhelmed with work. Unfortunately, his civilization's territory is all crammed into the train, perfectly closed off.

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Chen Mang walked along the familiar street, looking at the pedestrians ahead, lost in thought. He had never thought about this before, but ever since he learned that the "Artificial Pirate Group" was preparing to intercept the resources confiscated by the "Kasa Civilization".

A strong sense of greed ignited within him.

If others can take it, why can't he?
He wants it too.

However, how to find out the specific routes for transporting supplies is a big problem. We can't expect Xiao Ai to monitor the whereabouts of all trains belonging to the Kasa Civilization Federation within its territory at all times, can we?

Of course.

And he actually did it.

The price he paid was that he hadn't spoken to Xiao Ai for a long time. Xiao Ai's computing power was all invested in it, leaving her without even the computing power to speak. But this was still not safe, as who knew if the Kasha civilization would use other trains to transport these supplies.

at this time--

Xiao Ai suddenly sent a message into his mind.
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"The 'Kasa Civilization,' a Level 1 civilization, has successfully advanced to a Level 2 civilization."
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Chen Mang was slightly taken aback, then realized that this should be the advancement ripple of the Kasa civilization when it advanced to a level two civilization a long time ago. However, the Kasa civilization's home planet should not have been in this area at that time, but in a much more distant place.

After an unknown amount of time.

At this moment, the ripple of advancement had just covered this area.

"The delay is long enough in this universe."

He sighed with a hint of helplessness, feeling as if he were living in the 2G era. By the time he received a message, who knew how much time had passed? The Kasa civilization was already a level three civilization, and he had only just received the advancement wave indicating that the Kasa civilization had advanced to a level two civilization.

This sense of unreality made him feel slightly dazed.

however.

next moment--

Xiao Ai sent another message into his mind.
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"Train conductor, we've detected something unusual that's hard to explain in a few words. Would it be convenient for you to return to the train and take a look?"
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"It seems you do have some computing power."

"Computing power is like time; you can always squeeze some out if you try."

Inside the Stellar train.

Chen Mang sat in his chair, looking at the rather strange image on the Doppler radar screen.

That's a turtle?

No, to be precise, it's more like Xuanwu, somewhat similar to the mythical beast Xuanwu from his previous world, but also a little different.

A turtle's body and a snake's tail.

Silently soaring in the universe.

Its size was enormous. Although it was far smaller than Little Green's Devouring Form, it was still equivalent to the area of ​​two or three "Blue Planets" combined. Like a giant beast, it drifted silently in the dark background of the universe.

The speed wasn't too fast.

It is about one-tenth of the maximum speed of the Stellar, which is much faster than a regular train.

"Conductor."

Xiao Ai's voice rang out inside the train: "While monitoring all trains within the entire Kasa Civilization Federation that bear the mark of the Kasa Civilization, I discovered this thing. It may be a cosmic behemoth with billions of creatures on its back."

"Its level of concealment is very high."

"Only a radar of level 200 can detect it. If our radar were not of a high enough level, we would not have been able to find it at all."

"Ah."

Chen Mang narrowed his eyes slightly as he looked at the scene on the Doppler radar screen. He was now certain of one thing: neither the Zerg civilization nor the Kasa civilization had a Class 200 radar.

Otherwise, it would be impossible for everyone to remain unmoved by this scene.

He had assumed that the Kasa civilization knew that a powerful Akaganon solar cannon was hurtling toward their region from the depths of the "cosmic void," but it would take 8 years to arrive.

So no worries at all.

8 years is enough time for a lot to happen.

He assumed that's what the Kasha civilization thought.

As it turns out, the Kasa civilization didn't have a level 200 radar at all and was completely unaware of this news. For a level three civilization to be so poor, it's really too pathetic. Are Murphy Stones really that hard to obtain?
He still remembers the power of that cannon shot; its energy range was equivalent to that of a level 4987 rainbow-colored firepower accessory. Once it exploded completely, the entire Kasa civilization would instantly turn to ashes.

All living beings here will perish with them.

"Go and have a look."

Although he didn't know what was going on, Chen Mang still decided to go and see. Opportunities are things you have to seize yourself, not sit at home and wait for them. Maybe there will be a stroke of luck. As the saying goes, skill breeds boldness. Relying on the high quality of the train parts, he didn't think the other party could pose any fatal threat that he couldn't fight back against.

Three hours later.

The Stellar Train had already entered space and was rapidly approaching the colossal cosmic beast Xuanwu, which was soaring through the universe. It passed through the Kasa Civilization Federation so lightly that no one else noticed it.

Although the territory of the Kasha Civilization Federation spans tens of thousands of light-years.

However, the actual inhabited planets and star systems occupy only a small area, less than one ten-thousandth of the territory. As long as they are not detected by radar, they can pass through without anyone noticing.

Just as he was about to get close.

A voice suddenly resounded in his mind.

"Mysterious sir, did we unintentionally offend you?"

"We are just traveling and have no ill intentions. If we have offended you, please let us know."

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Chen Mang raised an eyebrow slightly. Every civilization has a different language. Generally speaking, communication between civilizations is done through a "translator." However, the reason he was able to hear the meaning of this sentence was not because of a translator.

His reason told him that the sentence was extremely obscure and quite difficult to understand.

But for some reason, he understood the meaning of those words.

And clearly understand the emotions conveyed in that sentence.

This method is quite ingenious.

just
He wanted to reply, but he didn't know how. He had never seen the other party use such methods before. If he used some ordinary method, wouldn't he be showing weakness?

He was just about to throw Little Green out.

The enormous Xuanwu directly in front of him slowly came to a stop. At such a close distance, he could clearly see that the Xuanwu was shrouded in a thin layer of mist, making it possible to vaguely see the outline of the Xuanwu, but not clearly see the features on its body.

At that moment, an opening appeared in the clouds.

A young woman walked on air and arrived in front of the Stellar train in a matter of seconds. She bowed respectfully and said softly, "My master invites our distinguished guest to come and have a talk with him in person."

The sound was extremely soft, gentle yet melodious, and slightly muffled as it echoed outside the train.

It seems that this woman does not have a means of directly transmitting her voice over a distance.

It's human.

A perfectly normal human being, with neither scallions nor cilantro growing on his head.

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Chen Mang narrowed his eyes slightly as he sized up the young woman blocking the way for the Stellar train. He felt as if he had encountered a civilization similar to the Immortal Cultivation Civilization. The Xuanwu hovering in the universe seemed to be very close to the Stellar, but in reality, it was still quite a distance away.

Despite the great distance, the woman arrived in a matter of seconds, having stepped through the air.

This speed is even faster than that of the Black Tortoise.

Without wearing any protective clothing, he appeared naked in space.

"Go and see."

Chen Mang finally agreed, slowly pushing the control lever. The train followed the woman through the clouds and landed on Xuanwu's back, leading Biaozi and the others off the train.

Outside the train at this moment.

The young woman was already waiting outside the train, with an elderly, hunchbacked man with white hair standing in front of her.

"Honored guest, this way please?"

"it is good."

Chen Mang nodded slightly, but soon he saw a hint of doubt in the old man's eyes. After a brief silence, he finally spoke, "You can't understand what I'm saying?"

The old man's eyes deepened with even more doubt.

That is, until Biaozi handed over a translator.

Only then can both parties achieve truly effective communication.

"I didn't expect you to be so powerful, yet you haven't learned the language of the universe. This way."

Chen Mang, along with Biaozi and the others, followed behind the old man, looking around. The train landed on a plain, almost devoid of any industrial atmosphere, with farmland everywhere. Standing here, it was hard to believe that they were standing on the back of Xuanwu; it felt like they were truly stepping on a planet.

Look up.

You can even see the sun.

Who knows where that star came from?

soon--

He followed the old man to a small wooden house built in the farmland. At this moment, the sound of boiling water came from the stove in the wooden house. The hunchbacked old man sat down, poured a cup of tea for Chen Mang and the others, and then spoke in an old and hoarse voice with a hint of doubt in his cloudy eyes.

"Let me introduce myself first."

"Level 3 civilization, Spark civilization, a peaceful and neutral wandering civilization."

"I am the guide of this civilization."

"Normally speaking..."

"Given the level of civilization in this area, it should be difficult for anyone to detect our presence. May I ask which civilization you belong to?"

Chen Mang sat in the chair, looked around, and then met the gaze of the hunchbacked old man. After a moment's pause, he said softly, "We all come from a Level Two Human Civilization, and I am the leader of this civilization."

"Having seen an unknown entity passing by, I came here to investigate."

"Human civilization?"

The hunchbacked old man was slightly taken aback, and subconsciously straightened up to look at Chen Mang. His hunchback, which had lasted for many years, was almost cured in an instant. After hearing that Chen Mang was not joking, his mouth opened and closed slightly, and he didn't know what to say for a moment.

After a long while, he whispered.

"Your Excellency, the name of this civilization is prone to misfortune, but unfortunately, once the name of a civilization is set, it cannot be changed."

"No problem."

Chen Mang shook his head, then glanced at the beautiful young woman kneeling beside him: "Your civilization is... a cultivation civilization?"

This is the third Type III civilization he has encountered.

The first was the Mechanical Civilization, the second was the Kasa Civilization, and the third is the current Starfire Civilization.

However, this Spark Civilization doesn't seem to have the same imposing presence as the other two Level 3 civilizations. Putting aside everything else, its territory is much smaller. It's clearly a Level 3 civilization that came from somewhere else, and it's eager to know something about the other civilizations.

This will give him a better understanding of the universe and the composition of all civilizations within it.

"No."

The hunchbacked old man shook his head and slowly said, "We are a civilization of gods. Many years ago, our ancestors adopted the 'Starry Sky Beast' Xuanwu, and when our civilization faced a catastrophic crisis, it was Xuanwu that carried us to safety."

"After that, we lived on the back of Xuanwu and worshipped Xuanwu as a god."

"After Xuanwu received a large amount of our faith power, its leveling speed became very fast, and it also underwent many more powerful mutations. We can also borrow some of Xuanwu's power through our faith in Xuanwu."

"The power of the Starry Sky Beast is earth-shattering. Even if we only borrow a little bit of Xuanwu's power, we will still have the means to overturn the world."

"From now on—"

"The Spark Civilization has always been in a state of wandering. We love peace and fear settling down. We have always been wandering in the universe, without a fixed place to live."

"Civilization of Gods."

Chen Mang silently recited these four words. This was yet another form of civilization he had come into contact with. Among all the civilizations in the Kasa Civilization Federation, he had never heard of any that was a divine civilization.

You gain strength through faith.

It sounds simple.

No cultivation is required; the higher the level of faith, the stronger the power that can be mobilized.

"Where did you come from?"

Chen Mang asked, and it seemed that the other party was not opposed to the exchange between civilizations. However, he had a rough idea in his mind that the other party might have come from the other side of the "cosmic void".

"That was a very far place, and it happened a long time ago."

The old man slowly said, "Long ago, after the Starfire Civilization suffered a near-annihilation, we began to wander. Our divine beast Xuanwu would open up a random wormhole every now and then and go inside. We have been wandering in the universe in this way."

"We don't know where we came from either."

"And they've forgotten where they came from."

"I have no idea where I am."

"We thought it would be a Level 3 civilization that discovered us, but we didn't expect it to be a Level 2 civilization. The fact that they could name their civilization like this is indeed quite special."

"only."

"Seeing your train brings back a long-lost feeling. Long ago, the Spark Civilization was also a train civilization, but after that upheaval, it gradually transformed into a divine civilization."

"As far as I know," Chen Mang said softly, "all forms of civilization essentially utilize core energy in different ways. Divine civilizations don't seem to fall into this category?"

"Same."

"No form of civilization does not utilize core energy. The divine beast Xuanwu usually absorbs a large amount of core energy scattered in the universe and devours mineral planets. Then, through faith, it allows us to directly use the power of core energy."

"What was that cosmic language you just spoke?"

"It is a universal language in the universe. When communicating in this language, regardless of race or civilization, people can instantly and clearly understand the meaning and emotions in each other's words. It is a fundamental part of the universe's civilization. Translators cannot clearly hear the emotions in the other party's words."

There will be some communication errors.

Thirty minutes later.

Chen Mang left Xuanwu and sat back in his Stellar Train, watching Xuanwu fly into the distance. This simple little episode also marked his first encounter with a civilization from another region.

At this moment, he could also personally feel what the former leader of the "Mechanical Civilization" felt and how he reacted when he came into contact with people from a Level 5 civilization.

I learned a lot about things beyond the heavens.

I realized that I was just a frog in a well.

However, in the short term, it is impossible to jump out of the well and truly possess the outside world.

This gap can cause a lot of anxiety. If you didn't know all this, you wouldn't be so anxious, and you wouldn't feel stressed.

He learned a lot about cosmic civilizations from that hunchbacked old man.

The other party is indeed a peaceful and civilized country.

They truly love peace.

From beginning to end, I only had tea with him for half an hour and chatted with him. I didn't do anything else. Even though I knew that his civilization was a train civilization, and that the moment the train conductor left the train meant that he was at his most vulnerable, the other party still didn't make a move.

He naturally has his own reasons for being confident.

The fact that peace was maintained even though the other party was unaware of his trump card is truly rare in the universe.

This area belongs to them.
In the universe, it's scientifically known as a "low-resource zone".

As the name suggests.

This region has very few resources, making it almost impossible for a level four civilization to develop. There is only one way: the civilization must gather all the resources in this area into its own hands, then embark on a long voyage. If a high-resource area is discovered, there is a possibility that the civilization will advance again.

However, high-level resource zones are often already occupied by many civilizations.

The arrival of an unknown civilization to take a share of the pie will inevitably lead to a war.

If you're unlucky.

If the voyage yields nothing, then the civilization will be trapped in the "low-level resource zone" for life, with no possibility of advancing to a level four civilization. After all, not every civilization can advance smoothly.

Besides--

At the moment of parting.

The hunchbacked old man recounted the fighting methods of outside civilizations and reiterated that the name "human civilization" was dangerous. He warned that if "human civilization" were to join other high-resource zones in the future, it would inevitably lead to a bloodbath.

By the way
When he left, the hunchbacked old man gave him some local specialties from the "Spark Civilization," which were said to be very delicious. In return, he gave the hunchbacked old man a level 200 refrigerator.

Good.

Especially after he fully explained the effects of the 200-level refrigerator, the other party showed a rare expression of shock for the first time. After confirming that no matter how far away, even hundreds of millions of light-years, it could be reached instantly, he saw a hint of interest in the old man's eyes.

That slight stirring of interest was not an intention to attack him.

But
The urge to return to train etiquette!

The "Spark Civilization" is a truly nomadic civilization, without its own settled territory. Because of past events, it is extremely afraid of settling down, or rather, it dislikes it, choosing to wander the universe time and time again. It has only had brief encounters with all other civilizations.

There was neither hatred nor friendship.

After all, friendship needs time to maintain. How can someone you only meet once be considered a friend? The universe is so vast that it's almost impossible to meet again.

but--

After we got a refrigerator.

The Spark Civilization made its first friend, and that friend was human civilization.

Both parties can communicate in real time.

He doesn't mind making more friends, especially a peaceful civilization that is constantly drifting in the universe.

Through the hunchbacked old man, he also learned about some of the attack methods of civilization.

The most classic example is the Level 5 civilization's cross-time and space attack!

Find a "cosmic void" in the universe, settle near it, and then, no matter which civilization comes to threaten your territory, you can directly create a time rift, go back millions or even tens of millions of years, and fire an Akaganon solar cannon into the depths of the "cosmic void".

Then, after traveling for tens of millions of years, the power of this light energy cannon will continue to increase, thus completely annihilating the enemy!
of course.

There must be many drawbacks to this.

For example, we must find a "cosmic void" that has existed for a long enough time; otherwise, even if we briefly travel back tens of millions of years through a time rift and find that the cosmic void has not yet appeared, then it's nonsense.

It's meaningless if the formation time is too short.

There are many other factors, such as the fact that there is bound to be some error involved, and an error of more than ten years is quite normal. It cannot take effect immediately, nor can it change the course of the battle immediately.

Or perhaps there is a great need for the right position.

If the enemy is not located on the other side of the "cosmic void" but attacks from the front, then it is necessary to first create a "space-time rift" that goes back millions of years, and then create a "wormhole" that leads to the other side of the cosmic void, so that the enemy can bombard the base from the other side.

This situation will consume a lot of resources.

on the one hand
If that bomb were to come, our civilization would surely be buried along with the enemy.

Therefore, this type of attack is not a commonly used attack method, but a last resort strategic means, mainly for deterrence, and rarely used for counterattacks and aggression. Theoretically speaking, aggression is very useful; one shot can completely wipe out the hostile civilization.

However, in the vast majority of cases, the purpose of aggression is to plunder resources, people, and technologically advanced planets.

If that one shot destroys everything, what's the point of invasion?

Isn't that just plain stupid?

Or--

According to the "Spark Civilization," wars between civilizations at levels one through four are the most frequent and numerous, and these wars do not involve strategic means of destruction.

It is possible to confront each other head-on.

At higher levels of civilization, there is almost no war; they only do two things with each other.

Try to hide yourself as much as possible.

To prevent more advanced civilizations from discovering them.

If it is not well concealed, do everything possible to deter it.

Tell the nearby civilizations that if anyone dares to touch me, I will absolutely drag them all down with me.

Concealment and deterrence are two techniques that advanced civilizations in the universe need to learn throughout their lives.

Especially when the hunchbacked old man said that he had seen a cosmic void with a diameter of about ten trillion light-years, which was a remnant of a war between two top civilizations, in which both civilizations perished.

The hunchbacked old man told this story.

只因
Both civilizations are human civilizations, and neither is willing to submit to the other.

He was also very curious at first. Even if no one acknowledges the other's legitimacy, can't they coexist temporarily when their strengths are roughly equal?
The old man shook his head.

I don't know too much in detail, but I do know that when choosing a civilized name, we should try to avoid having the same name as someone else.

"A cosmic void with a diameter of ten trillion light-years."

Chen Mang sat calmly on the Stellar Train, looking at the information flashing on the screen. The number was too large, so large that he couldn't imagine what kind of attack method could create such a vast cosmic void.

This means that all stars, planets, and civilizations in this region were wiped out by this great war.

A strong sense of crisis welled up in my heart again.

He must upgrade the Stellar train and the capabilities of human civilization as quickly as possible.

He could accept that he was at war with a civilization, outmatched, his civilization perished, and he died a miserable death at the hands of his enemies. Although he felt some resentment, he could accept it. Once you're at the gambling table, you have to be willing to lose. But he couldn't accept that he hadn't done anything, yet he was caught up in the chaos and died a miserable death because of another civilization's war.

I must improve my skills as soon as possible.

Three days passed.

Within these three days.

All civilizations within the "Kasa Civilization Federation" are engaged in a massive resource transfer.

Even though there may be a lot of dissatisfaction in my heart.

However, after the seventeen Level One civilizations openly protested and were all wiped out, no civilization hesitated any longer and collected all available resources to hand them over.

These 17 Type I civilizations are from the same star system. They originally thought that the law would not punish the masses, and that their large numbers might allow the Kasa civilization to take less resources. However, it is clear that there are not enough of them.

especially--

When the "Kasha Civilization" issued its latest announcement, declaring that the civilizations ranked in the bottom 100 in terms of resource submission would be forcibly wiped out, the leaders of each civilization exerted almost all their strength in the past few days, collecting resources through various means.

For a while.

Countless resources were collected and sent to the Kasha civilization in a grand procession.

This is the foundation of the "Kasa Civilization Federation"!

Although many civilizations would be extremely distressed by this loss, it must be said that with these resources, the "Kasha Civilization Federation" might actually be able to defeat both Zerg civilizations in one battle.

In this way, the territory of the Kasa Civilization Federation will be larger, and it will occupy more resources. After the Kasa Civilization is defeated, the resources can be returned to them.

More than 10,000 civilizations.

Even if the vast majority are Level 1 civilizations.

But the sheer number of civilizations mobilized is still terrifying!

"Haven't you found it yet?"

Sitting on the Stellar train, Chen Mang flipped through the latest news in various daily newspapers, and couldn't help but ask, "With so many resources, it's impossible that we haven't seen a single trace of them, right?"

"The Kasha civilization doesn't have refrigerators. If they want to collect so many resources, they can only use trains and wormholes for transportation. Is there any other way?"

He was genuinely envious!
If he had all these resources, he could storm to the other side of the cosmic void next year and ask which scoundrel had thrown the Akaganon solar cannon into the cosmic void.
Beast thing.

He turned his head to look at the "Doppler radar" image on the huge screen on the right side of the train's interior. On the screen, all the trains with the mark of the Kasa civilization inside were displayed as green dots.

Over the years, the Kasha civilization has made significant progress in civilization.

However, he was unable to detect any useful relevant information.

He suddenly realized that he was still too lenient compared to the Kasa civilization. If this federation were his, he would find it hard to say that he would forcibly erase all one hundred civilizations that had contributed the least resources.

"and many more!"

Chen Mang's expression changed slightly. He looked at the countless trains on the screen, and his brows suddenly furrowed. The screen showed that the expeditionary force had withdrawn.
They had already retreated from the front lines through the wormhole back into the territory of the Kasha Civilization Federation.

Moreover, there was no intention to replenish the army.

The front line was suddenly empty, except for the Zerg army.

The battlefield suddenly became empty?

"wrong."

"The Kasha civilization has no intention of fighting to the death; they're trying to run away!"

next moment--

On the Doppler radar, a main star belonging to the "Kasa Civilization" suddenly disappeared. At the same time, a large number of trains belonging to the Kasa Civilization also quickly returned to the nearby main star.

One after another.

Planet after planet, all of them disappeared.

Even on the star map, these planets have completely disappeared.

It only took about ten seconds.

The entire screen suddenly went blank. All the trains and planets of the Kasa civilization had disappeared, not even within a range of 100,000 light-years, and no one knew where they had gone.

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Chen Mang remained silent for a long time. The methods of the old-fashioned level three civilization were more numerous than he had imagined. He not only did not know how the Kasa civilization transported resources, but he also did not know how the Kasa civilization suddenly escaped.

And they escaped with so many planets in tow.

Does the Kasa civilization also have a level 200 space gate?
Kasha's civilization has fled.

It left behind a huge mess.

With only a large number of Tier 1 civilizations and a few hundred Tier 2 civilizations remaining, how could they possibly withstand the combined attack of two Zerg civilizations, especially when their resources had been almost completely wiped out?

Where can they run to?

"I'm going to take a nap first."

Chen Mang got up, went to the shower room to wash up, then cleared his mind, lay down on the bed, and quickly fell asleep. He decided to take a nap first and see how things developed after he woke up.

these days.

He had inspected almost all the trains that were heading to other civilizations and bore the imprint of the Kasha civilization, and had even hijacked a few, but found no resources inside.

Since things have already developed to this point...

Then I guess I'll just have to go to sleep for now.

At worst, he'll run away too.

The next day.

A news story appeared in all the daily newspapers except for the Casablanca Daily.

"The Kaisa civilization has fled, where should we go from here!"

The Kasha civilization has completely fled, taking all its resources with them.

It left behind a mess.

Endless despair instantly enveloped the hearts of all civilizations. They had originally hoped that after the victory, the Kasha civilization would return their resources, but now it seemed that there was no possibility of that at all. But the problem was, if the Kasha could run away, where could they run to?

You can't just abandon your planet and escape into space all alone. That's no different from slow suicide. You might as well die quickly.

but
There is some good news, though.

such as--

The Kasa civilization did not have time to specifically count which civilization contributed the least resources, nor were any civilizations destroyed as a result. Those weaker civilizations no longer need to worry and can breathe a sigh of relief.

Second.

The Kasha civilization left in too much of a hurry, leaving behind all its wormholes before it departed.

All wormholes.

So many wormholes represent the culmination of the Kasha civilization's efforts over the past few days. They couldn't be taken away, nor had they had time to destroy them, so they were all left behind.

"call"

After a good night's sleep, Chen Mang stretched comfortably before lighting a cigarette and sitting back down in front of the control panel, a smile on his face as he flipped through the various daily newspapers in front of him.

After waking up from a nap.

My thinking is much clearer now.

For him, it seems to be all good and no bad.

First of all--

All the wormholes of the Kasa civilization were clearly visible under his "wormhole radar," even the strategically hidden wormholes. Given enough time, he could inherit all of them and turn this area into his base.

Building so many wormholes would require a huge amount of resources.

He can't afford it.

Second.

All civilizations in the Kasa Civilization Federation have been abandoned. At this moment, everyone is in despair and fear. If a civilization can stand up and stop this crisis, then that civilization will be the savior.

It can logically replace the position of the Kasha civilization.

To other civilizations, a ruler who is even slightly less tyrannical would be considered a wise ruler.

Moreover, it is human civilization.

It does not need to be in the form of a federal government.

Join the civilization directly, return to the orthodox human civilization, recognize your ancestors and return to your roots. Six or seven out of ten civilizations in the Kasa Civilization Federation are composed of humans.

The influx of a large population.

This means he can select more elites and recruit them into the Stellar train to join the research team.

This means he can use countless tentacles to help him explore the universe, find resources, and mine mineral planets.

mean
He will take the place of the Kasha civilization.

He will become the true king.

Unlike the Kasha civilization, he only needs a small amount of resources.

not to mention--

To advance to a Level 5 civilization, there's an unspoken rule: you need to rely on a "cosmic void." There just happens to be one nearby. All you need to do is successfully swallow everything left behind by the Kasa civilization after they escaped, then swallow the Zerg civilization, and finally mine all the ruins of the mechanical civilization.

Then him.

It will rise completely, and rise powerfully at an extremely rapid pace.

The Kasha civilization is gone.

The stage was left to him.

It's like the main performer has left, and he, the odd-job worker, is forced to step in. The pressure is immense, but if the show succeeds, he will become the new main performer.

All of this could be achieved simply by "human civilization" stepping in to stop the attacks of the two Zerg civilizations.

Time was very short.

The Zerg civilization was still probing and didn't know that the Kaisa civilization had fled. They thought there was some kind of trap. Once the Zerg civilization figured out the situation, that would be the day their real army attacked.

He needs a large amount of resources.

A massive amount of resources made the Stellar Train almost invincible. With the "Train Radio" broadcasting at a level 200 supermodel effect and almost live streaming the entire event, everyone witnessed the Stellar Train's power.
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"Train Radio 200 Level Supermodel Effect": The message range is equivalent to the range of detection accessories such as target radar, taking the highest value, and can display a real-time 'battle situation' on all train screens within a range of 100,000 light-years.
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Where does this resource come from? It's very simple.

"call"

Chen Mang slowly stubbed out his cigarette, stood up, stretched, and then looked at Old Pig behind him with a smile, saying, "Let's go back and see where those guys have run off to."

Yes.

The Kasha civilization did flee, but it didn't completely escape.

There's a refrigerator on Gemini.

Where can you run to!

No matter where you go, he can find you!

Although he didn't find the route by which the "Kasa Civilization" transported resources, it didn't matter. Those resources were definitely already inside the Kasa Civilization. He could just go inside and see for himself. At this point, the Kasa Civilization must be extremely lax in its defenses.

This was the perfect opportunity for them to strike.

I only intended to grab a small portion, but now that I've done it, I'll probably have to grab everything.

If this job goes through...

Then everything is settled.

"Mr. Mang."

Old Pig hesitated slightly before speaking, "How about I go to the 'Spark Civilization' as an envoy? With their help, we'll be more confident in seizing these resources from the Kasha Civilization."

“They have been living on the streets for a long time, facing a near-extinction crisis that makes them afraid to settle down. We can promise them that if they help us this time, we will protect them in the future and let them settle down in peace.”

"I am confident I can persuade them."

"no need."

Chen Mang shook his head, strode toward the refrigerator in the corner of the train compartment, and said softly, "Even the most peace-loving civilization would find it hard to love peace after seeing such a large amount of resources."

"I don't want to be fighting four people at once."

"It would be very difficult to win a war against so many top-tier civilizations at the same time."

"Let's go and see what's going on."

Gemini.

Chen Mang reappeared on this familiar yet unfamiliar planet, in the Polar Night City. The surrounding buildings and scenery were largely unchanged, except that the position of the sun had obviously changed significantly, appearing much farther away.

And it's moving very fast.
This means that the Gemini stars are currently in a state of extreme speed in the universe.

"He can run pretty fast."

Chen Mang raised his binoculars, looked up at the starry sky above, and muttered, "You little bastard."

(End of this chapter)