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After disembarking from the starship, Edward and Ron sat on a stone bench by the pier for a while.

During a casual chat.

The head of the academy casually remarked, "Would you two be interested in taking a look at our Starry Sky Observatory?"

Ron paused slightly, turning his head to look at the person in charge:

"A star observation platform?"

"The facilities that the Academy City has focused on developing in recent years are used to observe the world deep within the stars," the person in charge said.

"Most of the achievements of the Human Rights Alliance in exploring the stars over the past thirty years have originated from there."

"Oh?" Ron's interest was piqued.

When Ron was the rotating speaker, he learned that the three top powers were searching for new worlds.

At that time, a space exploration team had just been dispatched.

Didn't expect the results to come so quickly?

I wonder what kind of neighbors the Terran world has?

Hopefully, these are all small worlds; let's hope we don't encounter any powerful dimensions.

However, this possibility is extremely low.

If there were any powerful worlds around here, the Terran world would have been invaded long ago.

But now that Tyronn is alright, it means...

Either there is no world around, or there are beings weaker than Tyrion.

Does that mean the Terran world can then go and liberate them?

Ron felt a surge of excitement when he thought about it.

He was just there to have a go during the last mechanical world tour.

Then I secretly took a few bites of the meat.

He fattened himself up.

Ron knew that the biggest prize was the conquest of the mechanical world by the major powers.

Over the years, starships from the Magic Empire have been transporting resources to the world of Tyran.

The mechanical world is quite famous for its energy specialties.

It's even better than the energy stones from the Terran world itself.

Many alchemical items now use energy blocks from the mechanical world.

Furthermore, the Autobots in the mechanical world are also excellent slave laborers.

Construction machinery vehicles like excavators and bulldozers have received significant support from several major human powers.

The number will increase significantly in the future.

In fact, you can see quite a few Autobots and Beastmen in the city right now.

They were all bought at great expense by the wizards of the Citadel for research.

To be honest, the Terran world was incredibly lucky to have encountered the Mechanical World during its first interdimensional war.

Not only does it complete the world's rules.

The various mechanical technologies of the mechanical world were also repeatedly studied by these magicians.

I absorbed quite a lot.

A new direction is gradually emerging among mages—the mechanic.

They no longer cling to the traditional magic power + elemental combination.

Instead, they began to explore a completely new path combining magic power and mechanics.

Although it is still weak now, it is definitely a glorious road ahead.

Many level two and three mages have noticed this.

They also began to take on the minor task of mechanical engineering.

It can be said that the benefits of the Terran world conquering the Mechanical world went far beyond the resources they initially plundered.

Now Ron hears that there may be some new developments in the exploration of the Starsea world.

Their interest was greatly piqued, and they were no longer in a hurry to leave.

Edward, who was standing next to him, shared the same idea.

He reaped many benefits in the mechanical world last time and has now become a demigod. If he discovers a new world again, he will definitely be the first to jump on board.

The Starry Sky Observatory of the City is located at the highest point in the central area of ​​the City, and is a tower about 400 meters high.

Ron walked for a while before reaching the foot of the tower. He looked up at the tower, which was made entirely of grayish-white stone that became thinner towards the top. Several metallic patterns were inlaid on the outside of the tower, gleaming in the sunlight, like part of some kind of alchemical array.

Ron stepped inside and climbed the winding stone steps, going up one level at a time, until he reached a platform after about six or seven turns.

It looks like a passageway similar to an elevator.

Go straight to the top floor.

Upon reaching the top floor, Ron hesitated for a moment as he pushed open the door.

The observation hall was more mysterious than he had imagined; the dome was a single curved piece of crystal, which was currently projecting a deep starry sky.

Those points of light were denser and clearer than the real stars in the night sky; some were moving slowly, and some were twinkling slightly, as if they were breathing.

Several scholars in white robes stood at the front of the stage, holding notepads, occasionally exchanging a few words in hushed tones, their pens making a soft scratching sound as they scribbled across the paper.

The hall was quiet, with only the slight hum of the equipment and the hushed conversations of the scholars.

The person in charge led the two to a circular platform in the center of the observation deck and pointed to an area on the right side of the dome, saying:

"The Human Alliance has not been idle for the past thirty years. The Demon Hunter Team that swept away the alien demigods back then was not disbanded, but was reorganized into the Star Sea Exploration Team."

Based on the approximate predicted direction given by the observation station.

Over the years, dozens of teams have been sent out to explore the depths of space, bringing back a wealth of information.

Ron looked in the direction the person in charge was pointing, and the star map in that area was denser than the surrounding area.

Some points of light were connected by thin lines, like marked markers.

"Over the years, the expedition teams have left their mark on the stars."

The area surrounding our Terran world has been thoroughly explored.

There are a total of nine barren planets, none of which have ever given rise to life.

The environment there is also extremely harsh, and there is absolutely no value in occupying or developing it.

For example, one of the planets is actually a gaseous planet.

Once inside, the temperature reached over 20,000 degrees Celsius, making it impossible even for a level two knight to get close.

It was only through the efforts of a level three bloodline knight, who forced his way in, that he managed to obtain some images of the interior.

It's filled with giant storms that never stop.

Even if some elemental essences are born from it, it is not worth developing at all.

The input and output are completely disproportionate.

There are other examples such as planets that are perpetually frozen, or planets that are simply large rocks.

In short, we have found absolutely no trace of life within a light-year.

Even the mechanical world is seventeen light-years away from us.

Ron was already frowning as he listened.

This sea of ​​stars is so vast!

If it weren't for subspace travel, who would have found the next world with life?

In retrospect, buying an annihilation starship was definitely the right choice.

Otherwise, after conquering another world, he might not even get a sip of soup.

Chun Chun was recruited to work as a mercenary in the military.

The person in charge continued, saying that this time he had chosen a different starry sky:

"However, we did gain something."

"We also detected unusual fluctuations at distances of 67 light-years and 52 light-years away."

"It is very likely that they are two small worlds from which life was born."

"The demon hunter team has set off and sent back some data. But we'll definitely have to wait until they return to get more specific information."

"Two?" Ron asked.