Super God Academy: The Stranger

"How should we defend ourselves?" He Xi stroked her flawless white chin with one index finger and began pacing back and forth in thought.

"First of all, objects with mass in the material universe cannot reach the speed of light; at most, they can only approach the speed of light infinitely. Moreover, such an impact would severely interfere with spatial algorithms due to its excessively large kinetic energy, making it impossible to transfer using spatial technology."

"Gravity can also deflect direction, but the gravity required to deflect something like light particles would probably have to be at the level of a black hole. Angel Nebula couldn't possibly live next to a black hole."

Just as He Xi was racking her brains trying to figure out how to defend against the light particle weapon, she saw Qian Mu leisurely drinking his beverage, showing no sign of being anxious.

"Aren't you worried?" He Xi asked, frowning.

"What are you worried about?" Qianmu asked with a puzzled expression.

"Of course, it's about how to defend against particle weapons. Although no one has developed such weapons yet, we still need to take precautions." He Xi walked over to Qian Mu and sat down with some concern.

"Is it that difficult? Set up an observation base at a distance of light-years. As soon as a near-light-speed attack is detected, report it immediately. The computing thread also fires light particles to bombard each other and complete the annihilation."

"Or else, they could obscure the coordinates of the Angel Nebula system. Even if the enemy had that technology, they wouldn't know where to fire. Without a target, even the fastest gun would be nothing more than exquisite scrap metal."

"Besides, haven't you already seen the dimensional space technology? No matter how powerful light particles are, they can't penetrate dimensions to hit people."

Qianmu easily explained three solutions, each simpler than the last.

He Xi felt as if a crow had flown overhead, and she shouted, "Fool, fool, big fool!"

Feeling embarrassed, He Xi awkwardly returned to her seat and began drinking tea continuously.

He Xi felt that her image as a wise man in Qian Mu's eyes was about to completely collapse.

Or is there really a curse that teaches apprentices to starve their masters, and after she finished teaching Qianmu, her own wisdom was actually insufficient?

Otherwise, how could they not have thought of such a simple solution?

Especially the first one. A light-year is a unit of distance that light travels in a year. If angels can't even observe this distance, they should hurry up and go home to find a partner.

She, He Xi, should just retire and take care of the child, preferably Keisha's (whispering).

Meanwhile, Keisha was also worried about when Qianmu and Hexi would have a baby. They were indeed good sisters, thinking the same thing.

Meanwhile, Karl, far away in the Styx Galaxy, was also able to observe the complete destruction of the Sun Civilization's star defense system, and was equally amazed by the power of the most basic kinetic weapons under the force of the flying bricks.

However, after only pondering it for a while, they abandoned the development, as it was too energy-intensive. Even with the acceleration of void technology, it would be impossible to weaponize individual soldiers.

Building machines, however, would take too long and make it impossible to avoid the angels' detection.

This technology is only suitable for eliminating low-level civilizations that have not yet left the planetary system; it can only severely damage advanced civilizations that have multiple burrows.

For Karl, who was obsessed with the Void, it was a kind of chicken rib that was neither tasty nor worth throwing away.

Sumari, however, showed great interest in this technology. Blowing up the sun! Isn't that much more impressive than wielding swords and guns?

"Is there any way to apply this technology to the King?" Sumari asked, unable to hide the excitement in his eyes.

If the king had such power, why would he need to summon an army? He could just fire tens of thousands of rounds and blow up those girls in short skirts.

"I can't do it!"

Carl retorted directly, treating him like Doraemon, daring to make any request. Why don't you just wish for a "what if" phone booth instead? He could just wish for a world where male angels rule the universe.

"Can't angels do that? Your skills are even worse than an angel's?" Sumari put the silver blade back in his hand and questioned.

"The energy required by this technology is far beyond what any divine body can afford. Even if it were installed, it would just be a memory-consuming thing."

"However, I've equipped your king with something even more powerful than this," Karl said with a mysterious air.

"What is it?" Sumari's interest was immediately piqued, and she followed up with a question following Karl's words.

"Black hole!"

Upon hearing this, Sumari gasped for breath three times.

The male angel civilization had already entered the interstellar age during its reign, so Sumali, as a trusted general under King Huaye, could not possibly be a male angel.

He knew that black holes were among the most terrifying celestial bodies in the universe, devouring everything. They were like a bottomless abyss, constantly swallowing everything around them, and were considered a natural disaster in the universe.

But here's the problem: if black holes can be created, why can't the technology work? Is Karl, that dead man, lying to him?

Carl was also struggling with how to explain this to Sumari, who was out of touch with the modern technological age.

Karl was always surrounded by learned scholars and avoided associating with the uneducated; he simply couldn't explain a bunch of technical terms to someone like this illiterate.

Fortunately, Snow, the lackey, was there and immediately snorted to get Karl out of the predicament:

"Hmph, don't they even know the law of conservation of energy? If such a weapon were actually forged from scratch, even Keisha's divine body couldn't withstand the energy required to reach that speed."

"The black hole engine created by my god Karl precisely defines a gravitational point, then manipulates space to guide the formation of a black hole, leaving the rest entirely to the universe. No trash technology can compare to it."

Snow's words belittled the light particle technology while praising Karl.

No wonder he was able to sit in the first position next to Karl; his flattery skills are truly remarkable.

"Yes, that's the basic principle. The void can use the laws of the universe to create black holes, but it cannot directly give a massive object the mass required to approach the speed of light. No divine body can withstand such an energy output."

Carl, following Snow's lead, also tried to persuade Sumari.

In any case, the final interpretation is in his hands; what can Sumari possibly do to change things?

"Oh, I see. I understand now."

Sumari responded repeatedly.

Whether he truly understands or not, only he himself knows.

Anyway, as long as King Huaye can obtain powerful strength, he can pull those female angels back to where they belong.

As for science and technology, what does that have to do with a mere military man like him?

Power is the only real and tangible thing!