Mobile City Farming Guide

Chapter 301 Alien Civilization (4K)

Not only that, in order to increase the efficiency of obtaining level 5 cloth, after leaving the wilderness, you will also need to collect a level 5 crop upgrade blueprint to upgrade the Yunmeng cotton seeds to level 5.

Before upgrading the city's textile factory, Li Ye specifically designated a simulation training cabin to observe its functions after it was upgraded to level 5.

达到5级后，城市模拟训练舱的时间流速比将从4级的1比72提升到1比360。

It's like training for 360 days inside the training pod while only one day has passed outside.

"It really feels like a day is a year," Li Ye couldn't help but sigh.

Now, whatever talent Tomorrow needs, it can produce it in just one day by investing in the city simulation training cabin.

It's practically like a talent assembly line production.

Furthermore, trainees will experience enhanced tactile and sensory experiences in the Level 5 simulation training cabin.

Just then, Veronica suddenly found him.

"May I ask what brings you here, Professor Veronica?" Li Ye asked, surprised.

Veronica simply stated her demands.

She hopes that Tomorrow Alliance can allocate a nuclear-powered submarine for them to deploy in order to explore the deep sea.

In fact, nuclear-powered submarines can indeed be used to explore the deep sea.

First, nuclear submarines have virtually unlimited endurance. In contrast, conventional submarines need to surface frequently to breathe when carrying out long-term missions in the deep sea.

Second, nuclear submarines have more robust pressure hulls, enabling them to withstand extreme depths.

Third, nuclear submarines also possess a high degree of stealth.

Without much hesitation, Li Ye nodded in agreement.

After all, the fact that the Tomorrow Alliance was able to go to the planet Serandis this time was undoubtedly due to a great favor done by the three major human organizations.

"However, Professor Veronica, the Tomorrow Alliance's nuclear submarines are only level 4. Exploring the deep sea of ​​a level 5 ocean would be a bit too risky," he cautioned.

Veronica smiled slightly.

“We will naturally take that into account,” she replied.

Just then, something completely unexpected happened.

Suddenly, a whirlpool appeared on the nearby sea, and then several figures broke out of the water!

Those were several giant flying fish with wings, capable of flying in the air.

Each giant flying fish also has a rider on it.

These riders were humanoid beings, and they looked extremely angry as they began to attack the forces of the Tomorrow Alliance.

Their weapons were wooden spears and arrows.

However, in practice, the wooden spears and arrows of these humanoid creatures were surprisingly ineffective, much like those of primitive humans.

On the contrary, the giant flying fish they were riding were more threatening—the water arrows spewed by these level 5 sea monsters were so powerful that they could dent the armor of the city they hit.

The Allied forces immediately concentrated their firepower and easily eliminated them.

Veronica immediately grabbed Li Ye's shoulder excitedly.

"Quickly retrieve the corpses of these humanoid creatures! They might be a native civilization from the planet Serandis!"

A few minutes later, the corpses of those humanoid creatures appeared on the deck of the Tomorrow.

The research team immediately surrounded it and took out various research equipment to examine it carefully.

Li Ye stepped forward and slowly touched the corpses of these humanoid creatures.

It did not fall.

His heart skipped a beat. This meant that these humanoid beings were indeed a native civilization of the planet, just like humans.

Not only did they not fall, but it was actually evident when the Alliance attacked with missiles and bullets.

The level 5 giant flying fish could withstand the bombardment of level 4 weapons, but these humanoid creatures were blasted to pieces. Clearly, they, like humans, had not been supernaturally modified and were simply flesh and blood.

"Let's give them a temporary name first, Veronica," the old professor suggested.

“Then let’s call them the Omars,” Veronica replied.

In terms of appearance, the Omar people are over 3 meters tall, with long limbs, well-developed muscles, and blue skin with fluorescent stripes.

They have gills like fish, webbed hands and feet that can be folded and unfolded, streamlined bodies, and are covered with a large number of fish scales.

What's most amazing is the external organ growing at the back of their heads.

It resembles a flexible, whip-like tentacle, its surface covered with glowing nerve endings.

“This is undoubtedly a biological neural interface system,” the old professor said solemnly. “Just now, when the Omar people were riding the giant flying fish to the surface, I saw that every Omar person was connected to the giant flying fish through it. They are obviously using this method to control the sea monster.”

Veronica and the researchers nodded in agreement.

This clearly indicates a strong endorsement of this argument.

Not only Li Ye, but even Zhou Xing and the others who had gathered nearby were stunned.

These aliens actually have such advanced organs?
Seeing their expressions, the old professor roughly guessed what they were thinking, and then solemnly reminded them.

"Every extraterrestrial civilization has its own way of evolving, so don't let your guard down!"

The group then engaged in a discussion.

Li Ye was the first to ask a question.

"What stage had humanity's space exploration on Planet Weilan reached in the old era?" he asked. "Did they land on Planet Serandis and discover the Omar people there?"

“On this point, I can give you a precise answer,” a middle-aged man in his forties or fifties said in a deep voice. “According to the records of the three major human organizations, in the old era, human exploration of outer space was limited to the planet Wayne.”

"So that's it?"

He pondered in the wilderness.

After all, the solar system where the planet Weilan is located is completely different from the solar system where the planet Lan is located.

In the former's star system, the distances between planets are much greater, which undoubtedly adds a huge challenge to space travel.

Humans in the wasteland also relied on the advanced technology of high-level mobile cities to reach Wayne Star, and even the current Cylandis Star.

Lin Wu, who was standing next to Li Ye, raised his own question.

"Professor Veronica, are there any planets in our solar system with similar geographical and climatic environments to Weilan Star?"

“Based on our predictions, Azure Star is likely the only planet in the solar system suitable for human habitation,” Veronica replied.

Upon hearing this, everyone's expressions subtly changed.

Li Ye sighed softly to himself.

He had actually guessed this before.

Because the planet Weilan is of particular importance in the solar system, the human and monster factions will fight to the death for hundreds of years.

"It seems you're quite interested in exploring the deep universe?" the old professor asked, looking at Li Ye.

Li Ye hesitated for a moment before nodding.

He is indeed very curious about the deep universe.

The old professor looked at him and sighed softly.

“Young man, sometimes what destroys people is not arrogance and haughtiness, but endless curiosity,” he said in a low voice. “Actually, by now, everyone already knows, right?”

This time, whether it was Li Ye's side or Veronica and the others, everyone nodded slowly.

Not only Weilan Star, but the entire universe has been supernaturally altered.

Everything that happens on Planet Weilan can happen anywhere in the universe. The local civilizations on the planet are undergoing dramatic changes, just like human civilization.

They will either fight valiantly or perish.

"Now it seems that this supernatural alteration is like a natural selection process for all planetary civilizations in the universe," the old professor said in a low voice. "Survival of the fittest. And our human civilization is just a drop in the ocean."

Just as Li Ye was about to speak, the old professor looked at him.

"With the current combat power of human civilization, we can at least gain a foothold in the solar system, and after defeating the monsters, we may even be able to take over the solar system."

He said.

"But if we go beyond the solar system, things are very different. There is no doubt that there are even more powerful alien civilizations outside the solar system."

"These alien civilizations, like human civilizations, have undergone catastrophes of supernatural alteration, which will make them even more powerful."

"Their technology, civilization, social structure and system are completely beyond our imagination, not to mention their military power."

Li Ye nodded slowly.

He naturally understood what the old professor meant.

They abandoned the idea of ​​space travel and decided to stay peacefully in the solar system.

Given the current level of the Tomorrow Alliance, it is capable of remaining isolated and self-sufficient.

If we were to embark on a long voyage into deep space, then anything could happen.

Even so, Li Ye still yearns for space travel.

"The Alliance of Tomorrow will one day venture into the depths of space," he thought to himself. "But before that, everything on Azure Star needs to be settled."

Whether it's the monsters or the wasteland gods.

The speculations and discussions about the universe came to an end, and everyone returned to the main topic.

"Have you noticed something?" Veronica began slowly. "The Omar people actually live in a Level 5 ocean."

After a moment's thought, a strange look appeared in everyone's eyes.

The Omar people are at most slightly stronger than humans, but they cannot withstand bullets.

The weapons they used were outdated wooden spears and arrows, which were completely ineffective.

It's important to know that the ocean monsters in the Level 5 ocean are at the pinnacle of both combat and defense.

This is similar to an ordinary survivor on the planet Weilan living in a level 5 area; one can imagine how difficult it would be for them to survive.

Surprised, Li Ye's gaze fell on the nerve whip at the back of the Omar's head.

He was taken aback at first, and then a surprising thought popped into his head.

"Gentlemen, is it possible that the Omar people can establish a mental link with the sea monsters throughout the entire ocean planet through the neural whip, thus coexisting harmoniously, or even fighting side by side?" he said.

Everyone immediately fell into deep thought.

“What you’re saying is quite possible,” Veronica replied.

Based on Li Ye's conjecture, the group of people pooled their wisdom and efforts and came to a unified conclusion.

While the entire planet Serandis was being supernaturally altered, the local Omar civilization also suffered a catastrophe.

But this alien civilization found its own way to survive.

That is, the neural whip that evolved in the brain, which established a mental link with the marine monsters that appeared on the entire ocean planet, thus enabling them to coexist harmoniously.

Thinking of this, Li Ye couldn't help but feel deeply moved.

Both the planets of Weilan and Serandis have seen countless monsters, but the two civilizations have taken very different approaches.

Human civilization chose to fight the monsters in bloody battles, generation after generation.

The Omar civilization chose to spiritually link with the monsters and coexist harmoniously.

"Different planetary civilizations naturally have different ways of surviving," one researcher remarked.

Li Ye happened to see the old professor.

He had his brows furrowed, as if he were deep in thought.

A few seconds later, a look of horror appeared in his eyes, and he suddenly clapped his hands.

"I understand! I understand!"

Everyone's attention was immediately drawn to him.

"Did you find anything else?" Veronica asked patiently.

The old professor didn't say much at first, but squatted down, picked up an Omar nerve whip, and gestured for everyone to look over.

"Let me give you a simple example."

He said.

"This nerve whip allows the Omar to form a mental link with the sea monster, much like a data cable for transmitting consciousness."

"The Omar and the sea monster are different entities connected by a data cable. Just like two computers."

"So here's the question: what about their network? How is this crucial network structured?"

Everyone immediately understood what the old professor meant.

They only discovered the surface; they didn't find the most crucial thing.

That bridge that supports the spiritual connection and communication between the Omar and the sea monsters.

A complete and vast spiritual network.

It's like a data base station that supports a modern city network.

There should be a "data base station" in the ocean of Serandis that provides a "network" at all times so that the Omar can use the nerve whip, which acts as a "data cable," to "link" with the sea monsters.

Veronica adjusted her glasses and raised an objection.

“Your idea is indeed very good and well-supported by evidence. But is it possible that the Omar people don’t need such a bridge at all, and that they only need the neural whip to communicate with the sea monsters?”

The old professor did not question Veronica's conjecture.

"Whether it exists or not, everything will depend on the investigation results," he said slowly.

Immediately afterwards, all the researchers looked at Liye.

"Does your mobile city have any research facilities, such as pods for freezing corpses?" one of them asked politely.

Li Ye shook his head, looking slightly embarrassed.

Tomorrow's Ship naturally doesn't have this thing.

The researchers seemed somewhat disappointed.

“Then we need to study these Omar corpses as soon as possible,” Veronica said. “They’ll start to decompose soon.”

The old professor nodded.

"I hope my theory of mental networks can be verified soon. I think it should exist."

After he finished speaking, the group of researchers immediately began their work with great enthusiasm.

They didn't need any help from the Liye faction at all; they simply carried the corpses away themselves.

Despite being researchers, Veronica and her team displayed remarkable agility.

In less than a few minutes, they vanished without a trace.

(End of this chapter)