I farmed in military academy and crushed the entire intergalactic world.

Chapter 160 Pangea Continent
Lin Xiaohe had finally managed to get help from outside, so she asked very respectfully, "May I ask your name?"

The other person stroked his chin, saying nonchalantly, "I have many names, such as the Breath of Return to the Void, the Crown of Sumeru, and Eternal Evergreen. Humans always like to name other creatures, but little do they know that this behavior is meaningless."

Lin Xiaohe really wanted to complain: If names have no meaning, if I call you "Good boy," will you respond?
But since the other party was a big shot, Lin Xiaohe gave a polite smile: "Okay, Chang Qing."

Chang Qing was very interested in the future of Kyushu Star described by Lin Xiaohe. He pulled out two fist-sized seeds from somewhere and stuffed them into Lin Xiaohe's arms.

"The black seed is called the Cage Tree. When it matures, it will grow into a cage, and inside the cage, everything is still."

Lin Xiaohe gasped, her eyes lighting up instantly.

In the blink of an eye, Chang Qing poured cold water on her enthusiasm: "It's a disposable product. Its maturity period is only about three years, after which it will dissipate on its own."

"The other seed is from my great-great-great-great-great-great-grandchild. If you plant it on the Nine Provinces Star, you will be pleasantly surprised."

Lin Xiaohe thanked Chang Qing again and hurriedly carried the two seeds back into the universe.

The seeds of the Cage Tree are dark and almost blend into the dark universe.

"Meimei, I've trapped Kyushu Star and Taiyin with the Cage Wood. Can you move it to the designated location?"

Lin Meimei breathed a sigh of relief and assured everyone, "No problem!"

Without further ado, just do it.

Lin Xiaohe tossed the seed of the Prison Tree into the sky above Kyushu Star, and then removed the spiritual power covering the seed.

In an instant, Lin Xiaohe keenly sensed that the mysterious energy that was widely present in the universe was being frantically absorbed by the seeds of the Cage Tree.

It's like a ball of cotton compressed in a vacuum; once the seal is broken and it comes into contact with this mysterious energy, it expands wildly.

The seeds sprouted and grew rapidly. Eight dark leaves, capable of absorbing almost all light, unfurled little by little, firmly encasing the Nine Provinces Star and the Moon Star within their cage along their predetermined growth path.

Inside the cage, there was no time, no light, just a state of chaos.

After packing up the two planets, it's time to watch the giant whales put on a show.

The giant whales have made amazing use of gravitational waves.

They used gravitational waves to weave a net-like shape to hold the cage-like wood.

Thirty adult sonar whales worked together to hold onto the net, controlling their speed as they swam towards Fuguang Star.

Kyushu Star is 13 light-years away from Fuguang Star.

The Hummingbird was able to travel between the two in a short time because there was a miniature wormhole near Kyushu.

Perhaps due to the Cage Wood, this wormhole has become extremely unstable and shows signs of collapse.

Even with the wormhole unusable, the Sonic Whales managed to complete their mission in just three years to fulfill Lin Xiaohe's instructions.

Lin Xiaohe followed along the whole way, which allowed her to witness firsthand how the giant whales broke the law that "matter, energy, and information cannot travel faster than the speed of light in a vacuum."

When the Federation and the Empire undertake long-distance voyages, they typically use discovered wormholes to traverse distances shorter than the distance traveled by light.

However, maintaining the wormhole's throat requires the supply of negative energy matter, and the entire process will cause a large amount of stardust pollution.

The giant squawks navigate in a different way; they use songs and bubbles to create a warp bubble.

Inside a warp bubble, time can stand still, but the warp bubble itself can move faster than the speed of light.

This effect is very similar to the warp drive that humanity has been trying to develop.

What human technology could not accomplish, the giant squawks achieved with their own bodies.

Lin Xiaohe's way of traveling in the universe is completely different from these two.

She seems to be the microscopic wormhole itself; with each step she takes, space folds, similar to the ancient Chinese concept of shrinking the earth to an inch. However, limited by her physical and mental strength, this ability has significant limitations: the folding distance is not far enough, and the energy consumption is very high.

Watching the giant whales move leisurely and effortlessly through the dark domain, Lin Xiaohe felt an even stronger desire for power and to become stronger.

"Party leader! You've arrived!"

The crowd finally saw Lin Xiaohe, and cheers erupted over the communication channel.

During these three years, Weasley and the others were not idle.

They had great confidence in Lin Xiaohe and had been preparing for the arrival of Kyushu Star.

Weasley handed over the planet terraforming plan, which he had devised by pooling the efforts of many people, to Lin Xiaohe.

"Relying solely on the thermal energy of Fuguang Star is unlikely to melt the thick ice layer of Jiuzhou Star. Based on the results of previous explorations of Jiuzhou Star, there are numerous volcanoes inside the planet. We suggest using external forces to trigger volcanic eruptions, allowing the molten lava to melt the glaciers."

The feasibility of this plan is 89%.

As for which external force to use, the general consensus was that a small meteorite should be used.

As long as there are enough meteorites, they can always cause crustal movement.

After careful consideration, Lin Xiaohe agreed to the plan.

The baby sonar whales volunteered and strongly requested to take on the task of making the meteor shower.

When the prison tree reached the designated location, it was exactly three years later.

Blue lightning flashed, and the prison wood, like an eggshell, was split open by the lightning, leaving countless tiny cracks.

As the final bolt of lightning, almost the size of half of the Nine Provinces Star, flashed past, the entire cage that had imprisoned time instantly turned to ashes.

Dust billowed, resembling a scene from the apocalypse.

"start!"

The baby giant whales had already collected many small meteorites and were eagerly throwing them towards Kyushu Star!
boom! boom! boom!
The thick ice layer was smashed into countless craters of varying sizes.

After a meteor shower, the crust of Kyushu could not withstand the impact, and the frozen volcanoes erupted all at once.

The scalding lava broke through the ice layer, shooting high into the air before falling back down.

The collision of ice and fire stirred up bursts of water vapor.

This will be a long wait—waiting for the volcano to erupt, waiting for the glaciers to melt.

Once everything has settled down, Lin Xiaohe will sow another seed given to her by Changqing on the Nine Provinces Star.

The seeds will grow rapidly into towering trees, absorbing toxic gases such as methane and sulfur dioxide from the air and releasing oxygen, making Kyushu a habitable planet.

Lin Xiaohe stood in the void, looking at the white planet, which broke through the cage of darkness and gradually became dotted with small blue dots.

At that moment, she suddenly remembered the creation myth of China.

In the beginning, an egg contained the entire universe. Inside the egg was chaos, pitch black, without heaven, earth, sun, moon, or stars. Until Pangu cleaved heaven and earth with his axe…

If we change our perspective to that of the Nine Provinces Star, how similar is everything we just experienced to this legend?
Lin Xiaohe felt uneasy; she seemed to sense the fate that Chang Qing kept talking about.

"Leader! There's a super, super huge continent on Kyushu!" Weasley was excited; this discovery meant they wouldn't need to reclaim land from the sea.

"How about you give the mainland a name?"

Lin Xiaohe blurted out, "Pangu! It's called the Pangu Continent."

(End of this chapter)