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Looking at the now deserted hall.

The old mage from the Magic Empire was not discouraged; this was not meant for everyone.

Even if they don't buy, the three major powers can still take it all.

It's just giving these forces an opportunity.

After the projection presentation in the conference hall ended, the old monk spoke:

"The Annihilation Starship Academy happens to have one right now, and I can take everyone to see it in person."

Upon hearing this, the others forgot about the meeting, since they had already discussed most of the meeting's content.

They all followed the old monk and rushed towards the outer harbor of the city.

Ron mingled in the crowd, with Margaret beside him. The two walked slowly, but not too fast either.

Once you exit the west gate of the university town, the view suddenly opens up.

The outer harbor was illuminated by countless colorful magic lights, and a long pier stretched out to the sea, with guards who had arrived in advance standing on both sides.

Further away, a large group of local residents from the university town had gathered, all of whom had come to broaden their horizons.

Everyone looked up, all in the same direction.

suddenly!

The night sky above the sea was as bright as day.

Ron looked up, and the clouds above, which had been like a thick curtain, seemed to be slowly torn apart from both sides by two hands.

The edges of the rift glowed with a pale blue light, and a subtle tremor permeated the air, as if something was trying to squeeze through the barrier of space and get this way.

The crack widened, and then a dark silver outline slowly emerged from it, like an inverted mountain growing out of the night sky.

It came out very slowly.

When the first ray of silver light seeped out from the edge of the crack, some people in the crowd in the outer harbor involuntarily took a half step back.

As the bow completely detached from subspace, the outline of the entire giant ship gradually became complete in the night, and the sense of oppression was something that projection could not simulate.

No matter how grand the image in the projection is, it is still just a single frame.

When the object, which is more than 30 kilometers long, is suspended overhead, it almost blocks out half of the starry sky.

The dense lights on the ship's hull resemble an upside-down city suspended in the air, each light representing a piece of metal that you cannot ignore.

It stopped.

At an altitude of about three or four thousand meters, the giant ship swayed slightly.

It was as if it had been adjusted to an extremely subtle angle and then floated steadily there.

But what was merely a slight swaying adjustment for the starship felt like the sky was about to fall to those below.

The crowd below was stunned, and some of the sixth men even pulled out their trump cards to save their lives.

They fled dozens of miles away.

Ron was also startled.

If that thing above were to actually come crashing down, he didn't know if he could withstand it.

Perhaps if we dig a deep hole underground, we might be able to survive.

The shadow of the Annihilation Starship stretched from the sea to the outer harbor pier, shrouding everyone's faces in a dark gray veil.

Only the streetlights illuminated the faces that were looking up, casting their light and shadow on the ground.

No one speaks.

Several breaths passed before someone uttered a sound that seemed to be squeezed out of their throat, filled with disbelief:

"...So big."

These words seemed to open a floodgate, and the surrounding crowd suddenly came alive, with hushed whispers rising and falling:

"When I saw it on the projector earlier, I thought it was just so-so, but now that I've seen it in person... it's bigger than the entire Outer Harbour, isn't it?"

"Are those cannon muzzles real? I just counted, there's a whole row of them just on the side..."

"How did it stop? How many energy stones would it take to keep such a huge thing floating in the sky..."

Ron stood still, looking up at the giant ship.

His gaze swept from bow to stern, lingering for a moment on the array of cannons.

Then the runes landed on the side of the ship, which must be various magic circles stacked by alchemists.

He didn't consciously try to discern the difference, but he had already memorized one piece of information:

The craftsmanship of this giant ship was far more refined than what he had seen in the projection.

At that moment, someone standing not far from Ron whispered something:

"I thought we were well prepared, with a full 300,000 crystal cores."

This represents all of our national treasury's savings.

But I never expected it to be something so outrageous.

This time, we've completely lost our chance.

Ron glanced to the side and saw Felix, the demigod from the Sunset Desert Kingdom.

He stood with the king of the kingdom, looking up at the giant ship, his expression somewhat surprised but not good.

Ron and his group of demigod factions each have some connection to the four major powers.

Therefore, before coming, we all received some vague information.

Some preparations have been made.

But their relationship is definitely not as deep as Ron's.

The Annihilation Starship is a project heavily involved by the Magic Empire, and Victoria is an absolute high-ranking member of the Magic Empire.

Ron and Victoria knew each other very well.

He had seen the images on the projector two days ago.

So in the last two days, I sold several more of my treasured items, and the cash is approaching the two million mark.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, he will definitely be one of those three annihilation starships.

Unlike the Sunset Desert Kingdom next door, they won't be eliminated before it even begins.

It didn't even reach the starting price.

This shows that either they are genuinely poor, or their relationships are truly strained.

Ron was somewhat gloating after Sunset Desert Kingdom was eliminated.

Of his remaining opponents, Xuecheng shouldn't be a concern.

They can make them themselves, and buying them is useless.

These academic mages wouldn't go to the front lines to fight.

Thus, two out of seven are removed.

The probability of five companies competing for three starships is relatively high.

The starship didn't demonstrate any cannons or other weapons; the guardians were just watching from the sidelines.

We cannot openly and blatantly engage in large-scale sabotage here.

In the future, we need to be more careful about the use of these powerful beings or forbidden weapons within the world of Terran.

If you act recklessly, you'll easily attract the attention of the guardians.

They don't even need to fight you; they can directly influence the rules of the world.

If you dump all the natural disasters and other calamities that the entire world of Terran suffers in a year on your territory, you'll be in big trouble.