A is in StarCraft, just disembarked from the Zerg Prince spaceship.

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However, a new problem arose when they were guiding the Zerg spaceship to land.

"Your starship is too long."

Major General Lin personally directed the landing, scratching his head with a pen in frustration, then circled the highlighted numbers on the parameter table on his tablet with an electronic pen: "Chang'an is the largest spaceport on this side of Earth, but Chang'an's Tianhe berth can only accommodate spacecraft of up to 3,000 meters in size. It's too small; it can't stop there. Perhaps you could ask your spacecraft to turn around and dock at the Space Force's space station?"

Good heavens, why does saying that sound like I'm trying to turn away customers? I hope I won't be misunderstood.

"The upper limit is three thousand meters, right?"

During the video conference, the Zerg foreign minister confirmed the numbers and then turned to exchange some words with the mechanic.

Half a minute later, he turned back, and Major General Lin's gentle voice came through his earpiece: "Wait a moment. We are currently dismantling the living quarters at the stern. The converted diplomatic ship is 2,928 meters long according to human measurement units."

In the starship corridor behind him, Zerg engineers, without protective suits and facing the stratospheric gale directly, were flapping their wings, preparing to use lasers to cut and separate the silver modules.

The radar operator couldn't help but let out a soft "wow."

A perfectly good starship, just cut up like that?

They really went all out to stop it.

That's impressive.

"Deputy General Lin, the surrounding airspace has been cleared." The assistant ran over and handed the air traffic control board to Major General Lin. "We have already notified the Civil Aviation Administration that the no-fly zone radius of the Chang'an Aerospace Center has been expanded to 500 kilometers during the foreign visit, and no other aircraft will approach."

"Prepare for landing," Major General Lin said to the Zerg's foreign minister, pressing his earpiece.

"Received." Minister Greta directed the mechanics to land.

The mechanic reported: "The starship's length has been adjusted. The exhaust temperature is within safe limits for Earth."

Minister Greta asked him, "Can the airtight transfer compartment of our diplomatic ship dock with the old-style jet bridge?"

The mechanic immediately pulled up a 3D model of the Tianhe berth at Chang'an Airport: "No. Our current equipment can only connect to the third-generation standardized hatch."

But he then zoomed in on the entrance to the east wing of the airport terminal, took a look at its structure, and had a good idea of ​​what to do: "But it's not a big problem. We can install the adapter door within twenty minutes."

Suddenly, the Earth projection screen switched to a modification plan, showing the Zerg starship's side generating a retractable walkway, with the walkway's diameter and docking style highlighted.

Minister Greta: "Earth friends, after we land, our starship will generate a sealed corridor bridge that will directly connect to the east wing entrance of the building. Please set up a disinfection and isolation area at the entrance, where close contacts can exchange vaccines."

Major General Lin's terminal pinged, and Commander-in-Chief Qi sent him a message: "Cooperate with the manufacturing immediately." He turned to look out the window and saw three transport vehicles carrying giant robotic arms driving into the spaceport. The terminal building was closed, and a long, disinfection-isolated glass corridor was installed at the entrance of the east wing.

"Final version of the process confirmed." Major General Lin pressed his earpiece. "Earth is in position. Building the corridor will take some time. We expect to land in about twenty minutes..."

Before he could finish speaking, the image of the Zerg spaceship on the big screen was suddenly covered by a red alarm light, and the alarm sounded "beep-beep-beep-beep."

Major General Lin: "?"

The surveillance footage showed nothing else but a few Zerg youths frantically flapping their wings as they flew through the sky.

Minister Greta couldn't help but laugh, quickly adjusting the camera: "It was an accident, purely an accident. Several of our engineers were blown out by atmospheric pressure while cutting the hull; they were definitely not carrying any weapons."

The atmospheric pressure in the middle of the Earth's atmosphere is too low.

The Zerg that were swept out were pulled directly out of the gap in the starship; fortunately, they had wings.

Several Zerglings, covered in dust and grime, braved the fierce wind and crawled back through the gap.

Oh no, I've lost a bug to Lyrnia.

Minister Greta smiled and said to Major General Lin, "I'm sorry, these new recruits don't have much experience dealing with low-pressure environments."

"It's alright. Young people on our side are also prone to making mistakes," Major General Lin said, chatting with him.

After discussing the differences in air pressure and atmospheric composition between Earth and Lyrnia, and with the Zerg diplomatic ship slowly descending clearly visible through the glass curtain wall of the command center, the disinfection corridor was finally completed.

Major General Lin signed the last permission document.

He and Minister Greta exchanged salutes.

Minister Greta stood up straight and said solemnly, "The diplomatic ship of the Liernia Empire requests to land."

Major General Lin replied, "Request approved, landing permitted."

As Major General Lin finished speaking, the shield above the spaceport disappeared, opening the gates to the Zerg spaceship.

The Zerg and human departments coordinated rapidly, and the massive Zerg diplomatic ship slowly descended into the airport berth, with its retractable jet bridges on the sides precisely connecting to the disinfected glass jet bridges of the terminal building.

The doors on both sides of the corridor opened, releasing their respective disinfectant sprays.

White mist spread from both sides of the passageway, converging at the central junction of the covered bridge.

Representatives from both the human and Zerg sides, dressed in protective suits, exchanged vaccine kits at the junction in the middle of the corridor.

Major General Lin and Minister Greta, one outside the jet bridge and the other on the starship, watched as the two sides successfully exchanged vaccines.

It appears that the living conditions and potions of both humans and Zerg are similar, and neither side's representatives showed any discomfort in the intersection area.

After the handover was completed, the vaccine boxes were taken back to their respective locations for disinfection.

Major General Lin was standing outside the glass corridor when the medical director suddenly pushed open the door and came out, amused, saying, "The Zerg medical team just submitted refrigerated vaccine kits, and guess what?"

"What's wrong?"

The medical director is from the area that was once known as Tianjin, and he always speaks in a humorous way.

Upon hearing this, Major General Lin couldn't help but chime in with curiosity.

"They equipped each vaccine box with an insulated cover made of Palace Museum cultural and creative products!" The medical director couldn't help but chuckle, pointing to a box wrapped in light green brocade that was being sprayed with disinfectant in a disinfection room.

The satin surface features a landscape painting of thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, with the four seal characters "Yinhe Tongchun" (meaning "The Milky Way Brings Spring") embroidered in gold thread.

It's quite in line with the times; the phrase "mountains and rivers celebrate spring together" has been changed to "the Milky Way celebrates spring together."

There was also a box of pink gemstone-like alien minerals, also placed in a wooden box wrapped in brocade. The pieces were square and neat, with words engraved on the bottom, as if the Zerg had given humanity a box of unique pink jade seals.

For some reason, the Zerg's style of doing things and aesthetic standards are just like those of an old man on Earth who walks his cat and dog while carrying a birdcage and snuff bottle.

The Zerg are giving gifts to humans, including cultural and creative products from the Palace Museum and seals.

If you were to tell anyone, they'd say it's ridiculously outrageous. You can't even make your stories believable.

What kind of aliens are they?

"I don't know if someone taught them this or if they learned it online..." Major General Lin couldn't help but shake his head and laugh.

"When they come out, I'm going to ask them, 'Isn't the internet fun for us humans?'" the medical director joked.

"They seem like a bunch of kids..."

Just as they were talking, the terminal's sealed doors were quickly pushed open and then quickly closed again, and an elderly man with a full head of white hair and a tall, handsome commander entered.

The Alliance Director and Commander-in-Chief Qi of the First Military Region finally arrived in haste.

Major General Lin stepped aside to give up the main seat, but the Alliance Director waved his hand, and Commander-in-Chief Qi said, "General Lin, you handled it very well, please continue."

"Yes, sir." Major General Lin saluted and stepped forward again.

"Major General Lin, how is the situation now?" The Alliance Director looked at the glass corridor filled with disinfectant mist.

Major General Lin replied, "The two sides have exchanged vaccines and are currently undergoing disinfection. After disinfection, representatives from both sides will be selected. If there are no adverse reactions after the injection, they can have contact without any obstacles."