For humanity, burn the stars.

Inside the parliament hall, soft light streamed from the dome.

The ten executives focused their gazes on Qin Heling, their eyes filled with admiration mixed with an indescribable sense of melancholy.

After confirming the handover of human civilization, the task Qin Heling was to undertake was self-evident.

The executive in the main seat leaned forward slightly and asked in a low, solemn voice:

"So... Mr. Qin, your choice remains unchanged?"

Qin Heling raised her head, her gaze calmly sweeping over every face in the circular seating area.

During this time, he had countless opportunities to give up and choose to live an easy life.

However, he did not choose any other possibility, but remained steadfast.

There are a million reasons to give up, but only one reason to fight.

Qin Heling stood in the center, letting everyone's eyes be on her, without the slightest hesitation:

"Yes, I want revenge."

"It doesn't matter if we develop in chaotic, unregulated star systems without any moral constraints."

"I must stop at nothing, even at the cost of my life."

Each word was like a cold iron nail, hammering into the silent air.

His voice was calm and even, without raising his volume.

But something surging beneath that calm made all the descendants of humanity present feel its weight.

The executives exchanged glances, their eyes filled with shock and worry, but ultimately turning into respect.

They grew up in the warm embrace of the Federation and are accustomed to resolving issues through negotiation and consensus.

But this person before them, this compatriot who crawled out of real hell, told them with his scars and determination:

The universe has never changed its cruel nature.

No matter how bright the lighthouse is, it cannot illuminate all the dark corners.

The white-haired executive stared into Qin Heling's eyes and spoke again:

"Mr. Qin Heling, as the executive officer of the Starsea Federation Republic, we never want war."

"But as fellow human beings... we all admire your courage."

He paused, his voice gaining a touch of warmth:

"Earth's civilization has become a distant story in our history, and many things... we have forgotten."

"But what you showed us today is that resilience etched into our genes has never truly disappeared."

"From now on, we hope to rekindle this will from the heritage of the earth."

Qin Heling nodded slightly, a smile appearing on her face.

The Star Federation sometimes suffers setbacks in the game due to its overly idealistic approach, and it also appears pedantic.

However, as fellow citizens, the Starsea Federation has always been reliable.

At this point in the conversation, the executives exchanged glances, a glint of light flashing in their eyes.

They were communicating with each other, silently exchanging information at high speed between their seats.

Qin Heling was fully aware of this, so he did not interrupt and simply waited quietly.

A moment later, the executive officer in the main seat sat up straight again, and with a smile on his face, spoke to Qin Heling:

"After discussion, we will gift you a 'Explorer II' research vessel as the foundation for your journey."

"It was originally intended for deep space exploration and scientific research, but considering your situation, we will make adaptive modifications to its internal structure and facilities."

"We will make it as feature-rich as possible and better suit your initial needs."

Qin Heling breathed a sigh of relief, feeling somewhat relieved.

In this way, he can finally begin to truly develop his business.

Qin Heling took a deep breath and bowed deeply towards the circular seating area.

"This gift far exceeded my expectations."

He straightened up and expressed his sincere gratitude with his eyes:

"Thanks."

The ten executives all smiled warmly.

"No need to thank me, Mr. Qin Heling."

"For the continuation of humanity, as fellow human beings, we must do something."

This harmonious and friendly exchange came to an end, and everyone involved was very satisfied.

After leaving the conference building, Qin Heling went to a specially designated location to back up the inheritance in the Seed Fire System.

From then on, Earth's civilization will continue on this alien planet.

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The spaceship was ready in just two days.

Led by an executive officer, Qin Heling arrived at the hangar and saw the spaceship that carried the future.

He raised his head and looked ahead at the initial spaceship that would soon belong to him.

It was a standard research vessel of the Star Sea Federation, over 300 meters long, its silvery-white hull shimmering with a soft sheen under the light.

At the rear of the ship, the vector nozzles of the pulse thrusters were evenly distributed, which made Qin Heling feel slightly excited.

The ship's exterior technology wasn't particularly advanced, but the pulse thrusters at the rear were clearly specially modified.

A pulse thruster is a rather advanced type of thruster.

It can endow ships with unparalleled maneuverability and speed advantages under sub-light speed conditions through advanced fusion.

Once he reaches the edge of the galaxy via a hyperspace orbit, he can leave quickly without spending too much time on the road.

At the executive officer's signal, Qin Heling boarded the spaceship to check the interior.

Perhaps considering that Qin Heling was alone, some of the crew cabins were dismantled.

The cabins, which could originally accommodate more than 400 people, now only have standard living space for 100 people.

Instead, these spaces were replaced with other modules.

The resource depot has been expanded again, increasing its capacity to 300% to meet the needs of navigation and initial development after landing.

It contains a large amount of basic metals, as well as energy for internal use.

As Qin Heling opened another hatch, a massive machine suddenly came into view.

Looking at the sharply defined industrial machinery, Qin Heling couldn't help but gasp in surprise.

Because that is the very important manufacturing bed in the production process.

With it, as long as sufficient resources are invested, various products for building infrastructure can be produced.

Of course, the output is not as high as that of a dedicated production line, and the consumption is also greater.

However, in the early stages, it was sufficient to meet the needs and could be considered the starting point of the industrial base.

The manufacturing motherboard occupied the core position in the middle of the spaceship. Its massive fuselage gleamed with sophisticated light, while the small resource collectors beside it stood quietly waiting.

That's equipment used in conjunction with the mother bed. Once mineral resources are found on the landed planet, mining can begin.

Qin Heling's gaze swept across the interior of the spaceship, and he was even somewhat pleasantly surprised by it.

In the context of the game from the previous life, such a spaceship was quite basic.

But for me at this moment, it is a precious resource that comes in a time of need.

Qin Heling turned around and looked gratefully at the executive officer beside her.

At this moment, even the appearances of mixed-race humans became more approachable.

Before Qin Heling could express her gratitude, the executive smiled and said mysteriously:

"Please don't rush, Mr. Qin, this spaceship has more to offer than just this."

"I guarantee you'll be pleasantly surprised when you see it."