Mobile City Farming Guide

Chapter 333 The Waste Planet (4K)
Just as Li Ye was about to leave, Anthony waved and called him back.

"Don't leave in a hurry yet."

"What's wrong? Is there anything else?" Li Ye asked curiously.

Anthony nodded solemnly.

"Yes, and it's a very important matter. The meeting is about to begin, and as the leader of the Level 5 Mobile City Alliance, I hope you will join me."

The scale of this meeting far exceeded Li Ye's expectations.

The Iron Oath Brotherhood members present were their leader, Charon, and the High Elders.

The attendees at the Titan Throne meeting were Leader Chu Shanhe and members of the Imperial Council.

The Apocalyptic Church members present were their leader Constantine and the cardinals.

Moreover, there are more than a dozen lords of high-level mobile cities.

Everyone appeared in the venue as holographic images.

Seeing this, Li Ye was taken aback.

The combined military power of everyone present was enough to overthrow the entire planet Weilan.

He quickly learned the contents of the meeting.

That is the resettlement plan for all humans in the wasteland by a world-class human organization.

Since the Silence Pact was abolished, the three major human organizations have tried every means to settle the survivors in the wasteland.

This includes building underground cities, excavated cities, underwater cities, and support base vehicles, among other things.

Currently, humanity's attack plan on the Western Wilderness is almost complete.

This continent, which has deployed a large number of low-level monster civilizations, is like a powder keg for the monsters, ready to explode at any moment.

At that time, a world war will break out between the human and monster factions across the entire planet Weilan.

According to humanity's expectations, the intensity of this war will be unprecedented, and the entire planet will be destroyed.

Therefore, they need to make proper arrangements for the survivors in advance.

"Excuse me, how many survivors are there at present?" asked a lord of a level 5 mobile city.

“According to statistics, the number of survivors is around 3 million,” a cardinal replied.

"3 million? Is that really the case?" Li Ye was taken aback.

But upon closer reflection, the old era of human civilization had a population of three to four hundred billion.

Compared to that, 3 million is really not much.

Including the populations of the three major human organizations, the total human population is at most six or seven hundred million.

The group quickly began to discuss.

One original proposal was to relocate 300 million humans to the inner Earth.

However, the specific details of the inner Earth have already been discovered by the Tomorrow Alliance.

There exists a Level 5 Fire Demon Civilization, a local power reliant on the Fiery Sea, and their plan to heat the entire inner world using the Fiery Sea. This makes it extremely difficult for humanity to carry out its settlement plans in the inner world.

This proposal was the first to be rejected.

Next came the planetary colonization plan.

In this regard, the Tomorrow Alliance contributed significantly, helping humanity explore several planets.

However, in reality, each of the three major human organizations has dispatched three space-type mobile cities to explore, and currently a total of nine mobile cities have set off from the planet Weilan, heading in all directions of the solar system.

To date, 11 planets have been identified and teleportation anchors have been established.

A member of the Titan Throne conducted a series of screenings.

Wayne Star.

The ocean planet Serandis.

The desert planet Amat.

The atmospheric planet Itheria.

Originally, the planet Wayne was the one that best met the expectations of the human leadership.

This planet is relatively close to Weilan Star, and its general situation has already been explored.

However, considering that the monsters might attack from Azure Star, and the Omiron civilization that has just arrived on a mechanical meteorite, Vayne Star seems rather unsafe and unreliable.

Therefore, the plan was abolished.

"What about the planet Serandis?" a Supreme Elder asked. "This ocean planet has a good climate, and we can even build cities underwater. Most importantly, we have already ascertained the combat capabilities of the planet's native civilization."

Many people nodded in agreement.

The climate and geography of Serandis are indeed different, and given humanity's current combat capabilities, it is indeed possible to destroy the Mother Tree and its affiliated forces.

Destroying an alien civilization that has never interfered with your own affairs sounds rather cruel.

However, for the higher-ups in humanity, everything is done with the interests of humanity as the top priority.

Li Ye then reminded everyone that the mother tree had begun to absorb the giant fish and was using them to cultivate defensive forces.

The next option is Amat.

Although this desert planet has a harsh climate, it is still habitable. Humans just need to invest in engineering mobile cities and build a series of underground cities or similar "building cities".

However, the native civilization of Amat is far more powerful than that of Bilandis. If humanity wants to colonize Amat, it will undoubtedly have to start a full-scale war with the Nahash civilization.

Furthermore, the fact that a god is imprisoned on this desert planet adds to the instability.

As for the planet Aetheria, everyone couldn't help but smile wryly when this atmospheric planet was mentioned.

Both the ethereal civilization and the climate of this planet are formidable opponents.

The remaining planets were mostly deformed and misshapen.

"It seems that the planet Serandis is our best option now," Pope Constantine sighed.

Cardinal Victor pondered for a moment and proposed a plan.

Currently, humanity has obtained the design blueprints for a level 7 artificial planet and a level 6 planetary engine.

Once a safe area is found in the solar system, construction can begin.

An artificial planet with mobility could not only house a massive population but also be developed into a new home.

That sounds incredibly appealing.

Chu Shanhe, however, did not think so.

First, to build an artificial planet, the necessary materials such as metals, water, and clay would have to be sourced from several planets—just finding suitable planets would be a problem.

Secondly, this would undoubtedly require the combined resources of all three major human organizations, and it would take a considerable amount of time to complete. Currently, humanity is already in the preparation phase and simply cannot spare that many resources and time.

Just as Li Ye was about to nod, he suddenly realized something.

He possesses a mechanical World Tree seed.

If the mechanical World Tree that has grown out is used as the basis for a planet, then creating an artificial planet should be much easier.

Upon hearing Li Ye's idea, everyone paused for a moment, then began to discuss it.

"This should be feasible."

"The power and technology of a wasteland god can be trusted."

"That being said, everyone still needs to be cautious. If problems arise at the beginning or halfway through the construction of such a planet, it could be a huge disaster."

Ultimately, the decision rested with the three human leaders. Under the watchful eyes of everyone, the three leaders chose alien colonization over artificial planets.

After all, artificial planets are high-risk, time-consuming, and resource-intensive projects.

In comparison, colonizing other planets seems much safer and faster.

Once a colony planet is identified, humanity can continuously transport people, troops, and resources through various teleportation devices. Furthermore, with the aid of engineered mobile cities, various residential buildings can be rapidly constructed.

“Let’s set our sights on Serandis for now,” Chu Shanhe said leisurely. “If we discover a better planet later, we can change the plan then.”

Just as everyone was about to leave the meeting, the door was suddenly pushed open.

A disciplinary officer strode in.

He first bowed to the crowd, then spoke quickly.

"Report: Our space-based mobile city has recently discovered a habitable Earth-like planet."

"what?"

For a moment, everyone was stunned, and some even stood up excitedly from their chairs.

The discipline officer gave a brief report.

This was discovered by the Holy Voyager G18 of the Apocalypse Church.

A terrestrial planet whose climate and environment are adapted to the planet Weilan.

It includes an atmosphere, as well as mountains, plains, and oceans.

It is also fully adapted to gravity and gravitational forces.

The more they listened, the more excited they became.

With the discovery of this Earth-like planet, humanity now has another option.

But what the discipline officer said next was a real shock to them.

The planet's surface is covered with countless pieces of trash, making it a veritable wasteland.

Wormholes open from time to time, dumping large amounts of garbage onto the planet's surface.

The types of trash are numerous and varied. From everyday space debris to the wreckage of interstellar warships, there's something for everyone.

Moreover, the planet's surface is home to many novel buildings and countless alien species.

Chu Shanhe couldn't help but sigh in regret.

It's rare to discover a planet similar to Weilan Star, but it turns out to be a useless wasteland.

"You're saying there are many different kinds of aliens?" He frowned. "Logically speaking, shouldn't the native civilization of a planet be of a single type?"

The discipline officer gently shook his head.

"That's what Saint G18 reported. It has already set up a teleportation anchor on that junk planet."

Caron immediately looked at the crowd.

"Gentlemen, we need to figure out what's going on with this planet."

In the end, Li Ye volunteered to take on the task.

In fact, he also harbored a strong curiosity about this junk planet.

After the meeting, Anthony patted him hard on the shoulder.

"I'll have to trouble you again this time. Once everything is almost ready, you can set off."

A few hours later, the Tomorrow Alliance officially teleported to the Scrap Planet.

Upon arrival, everyone gasped in shock at the sight of the place.

Looking around, countless piles of garbage and waste form mountains of varying sizes.

These garbage mountains undulate and twist, some collapsing into bottomless pits from which gushed viscous, bubbling black liquid. Others are piled with rotting organic matter, forming decaying plains stretching for hundreds of miles.

Occasionally, a foul-smelling storm sweeps by, whipping up a shower of paper scraps, plastic bags, and dried plant remains.

The Holy Voyager G18 was nearby. After a brief handover with the Tomorrow Alliance, it set off again for a new planet.

To facilitate communication, the Saint-Germain G18 was specially equipped with a communicator and a transmission node device.

It was filthy, filthy like never before.

This is everyone's first impression of this planet.

At this very moment, Tomorrow Alliance is surrounded by countless amounts of trash.

Upon seeing this, Li Ye couldn't help but shake his head.

"Fang Yong, activate the gravitational wave controller and clean this place up."

As the gravitational wave controller on the Iron Whale was activated, the ocean of garbage surrounding the Tomorrow Alliance, like a turbid surface of water touched by the hand of a god, began to tremble and recede as if it were alive.

"Alliance Leader, I don't think going to this junk planet is a good choice," Fang Yong couldn't help but say.

"Don't be so discouraged, Lao Fang," Zhou Xing reminded him. "There are a lot of metal products in this garbage and scrap, which are all rare metal resources."

"Actually, I'm very curious why there are so many aliens on this junk planet," Yang Zheng couldn't help but say.

Li Ye did not join his companions' conversation, but instead looked up at the sky.

The area is filled with wormholes of all sizes.

Unlike the wormholes on Weilan Star, these wormholes are all dark blue vortexes with diameters exceeding one kilometer, their edges shimmering with broken geometric patterns, like spacetime rifts violently torn open, with non-Euclidean rivers of liquid light flowing inside.

The outer layer of the wormhole is a hexagonal energy network, which constantly corrects the shape of the wormhole to prevent it from collapsing.

As Li Ye watched, his heart skipped a beat.

"Could this be a man-made wormhole?"

Just then, a loud noise came from one of the wormholes.

It gradually expanded to a scale of tens of thousands of meters, with a sickly purplish-red halo appearing at the edges, and the spatial structure wrinkling like a mucous membrane stretched to its limit.

Immediately afterwards, a flawed metal section pierced through the dimensional membrane.

"What is this thing again?" Li Ye couldn't help but pick up the binoculars.

After seeing what came out of the wormhole, he couldn't help but widen his eyes.

That was clearly the wreckage of an interstellar battleship.

The first starship to appear at this moment had broken armor; its fractures were jagged, and its hull armor was riddled with damage.

As the wreckage of the starship plunged into the atmosphere, blue-white plasma flames first ignited at the bow, scorching eerie patterns onto the damaged armor.

The massive hull disintegrated as it fell, with large chunks of armor plating peeling off like autumn leaves, leaving a trail of metal debris behind it.

As the starship crashed to the ground, the shockwave generated by the impact leveled a mountain of garbage covering tens of kilometers in radius, and the wreckage of the ship was stuck diagonally into the earth like a giant sword.

Everyone was stunned by what they saw.

"Which alien civilization is so rich that it treats the wreckage of an interstellar battleship as garbage?" Zhou Xing couldn't help but ask.

This starship battleship was several kilometers long and wide. Given its size, even if it were reduced to wreckage, it would still be an extremely valuable source of metal resources.

Even Li Ye and the others found it hard to believe.

But they soon realized they were wrong.

Because what this alien civilization threw away was not just the wreckage of a single interstellar battleship, but the wreckage of an entire space fleet.

In the following hours, the wreckage of more than a dozen starships fell through the wormhole.

(End of this chapter)