The Naval Base of the Unnamed Ship Girls

A colossal metal beast, slightly larger than Biaton himself, emerged from the dark mist.

"Everything about this civilization..." A voice, indistinct as either male or female, or seemingly a mixture of both, emanated from the metal behemoth.

"It will become my fuel..." In fact, it wasn't just Adun who could hear it; after returning to the real world, residents all over the world could hear it.

"Let me traverse the galaxy..." These words did not elicit a response from the interstellar warships that were outsiders, but they caused the native ship girls to gradually lose their power, just like the ship girls on Earth No. 002.

"I will plant the seeds of humanity among the stars..."

May the glory of humanity endure forever!

"Cough..." Enterprise coughed up a mouthful of black blood, staring intently at the giant beast that appeared in the sky.

Unlike the other original ship girls who were merely somewhat exhausted, Enterprise reacted so strongly because she knew that this behemoth was using the body of the Yamato and the power of the other half of UO.

The oppressive aura of the high-ranking clan members was constantly draining half of Enterprise's body.

“That’s why… I pity you.” A stargate appeared behind Adun, and the shuttle-shaped main body emerged from the stargate.

Compared to most native ship girls and many interstellar warships who are still unaware of what will happen next.

Adon knew very well... this was a sign of becoming an Outer God.

At other times, Adun would simply observe the birth of an Outer God.

But the problem is...

Breaking away from the ranks of the old gods and becoming an outer god comes at a price.

“So…” Adun manipulated his true form and began a transformation that the Protoss had never seen before, a transformation that should theoretically have been used tens of millions of years after the Spear of Adun was completed: “Outer Gods… will also be called Evil Gods.”

"...Adon has blossomed?" Hyperion asked curiously, looking at the changes in Adon's true form in the sky. Luckily, Adon wasn't beside her at this moment, or she would have been in for a chop to the neck.

Hidden in a corner unnoticed even by Adun, Little Hollow watched Adun's true form gradually unfold and muttered to himself, "I guess Little Hush is courting death again, isn't he?"

"Hey? What's your Ark doing?" asked Blood Throne, who was there to reinforce Gantricso and Izsa.

"I don't call him 'that guy,' and besides, how would I know what Lord Adun is doing?" Gantricso said, indicating that she was just an ordinary aircraft carrier, and this kind of thing, which was obviously only known to the Guardians, had nothing to do with her!

"Access restrictions... I didn't expect them to actually exist." For the first time, a look of emotion appeared on Sebros's face.

Compared to the reactions of the Protoss ships, the reactions of the native ship girls were rather simple.

"It's dawn?? Huh? The sun rose in the west??"

"...No, it's you...we have a new sun." A starship said to the native ship girl it was helping up.

☆, Chapter 1469 Epilogue

The warmongers of the Caitry Alliance have been besieging Felwood, the capital of the Felwood Sector, for over two years.

The Galactic Alliance Council, embroiled in a dispute, has been questioned by hundreds of civilizations for failing to come up with a solution.

If it weren't for the fear of certain serious consequences, separatists would have already jumped out and said, "If you can't do it, let us do it."

In reality, the actions of the Kerrett Alliance were a test of the "serious consequences".

Sure enough, just when this matter had become so widely known that almost the entire universe knew about it, an envoy ship docked at the Katery Alliance's mothership.

Three human women, who appeared to be no more than twenty years old according to their race, came before the Governor of the Katery Alliance as mediators.

Although those who could become governors of the Caitley Alliance were all highly decorated generals, they still dared not utter a sound in front of the special envoy.

Because the governor knew very well that these three "humans" in front of him could flip the table at any time if they were unhappy.

"Hey? Have you gotten enough of the benefits?" the leading woman asked.

"..." Although he knew, the governor had never expected the other party to be so straightforward, as this was the first time he had met such a "human".

Where's the diplomatic jargon? Why are you asking if we've gotten enough benefits right off the bat? We've been besieging the area with a large army for two years now, of course the more benefits the better, there's no question of whether we've gotten enough.

“Once you’ve made enough, let’s disperse. You’re a civilization spanning several star sectors. Why are you acting like a child and getting all worked up?” Seeing that the governor didn’t speak, the envoy continued.

...Who the hell is throwing a tantrum like a child? The Governor of the Kairit Alliance almost decided to leave these three envoys here in a fit of anger.

"Oh? You look unhappy? Let me see..." The leading envoy walked around the bridge of the mothership and said, "This ship has been built for a few years, it's quite a collector's item."

"Please respect us, Your Excellency," the governor finally said.

"So you can speak, huh? I thought you hadn't learned Mandarin. I knew it! If you can't even speak Mandarin and still become a leader, your civilization is doomed!" The envoy seemed to be deliberately trying to provoke the governor.

Under these circumstances, the envoy's mediation naturally yielded no results.

Just as the governor saw off the three special envoys, breathed a sigh of relief, and was about to write this "glorious deed" into his notebook,

A piercing warning sound suddenly rang out across the entire bridge.

"What's going on?" the governor asked, instantly breaking out in a cold sweat.

"An unknown spatial blockade has been imposed, preventing our escape! All external communications have been severed!!"

"Where is the enemy?" The governor, being a seasoned general, did not panic in the face of danger.

"...No enemies..."

"?"

"Huh? No enemies? I thought he was some kind of formidable guy, turns out he's just a country bumpkin." The envoy, standing directly in outer space without any protective suit... Hyperion said to his companion beside him:

"Dunzi, get to work! Clean up everything except the enemy's mothership."

“My name isn’t Dunzi…” Qiufeng Zhidun said speechlessly.

Forty hours later, the flagship of the Katery Alliance Governor was towed to the edge of the solar system where Earth is located.

Well, it's a complete sham... and the crew inside, including the governor, are still alive, they just have some mental issues.

After all, it's hard to accept the idea of ​​a human suddenly becoming a spaceship if you haven't experienced it yourself.

After leaving the Autumn Wind's Mound and the Executor in their original positions, the Hyperion transformed back into human form and arrived at the "Holy Land"... which is actually Earth.

Standing guard at the entrance to the Supreme Council, South Dakota saw Hyperion and immediately remarked, "Your style of doing things is becoming more and more like those deep-sea creatures."

"No, no, no, this is normal interstellar communication." Hyperion had the attitude of someone from South Dakota who was all talk and no action.

In stark contrast to the bustling activity of the entire planet transformed into steel cities, the interior of the Supreme Council was eerily quiet.

The number of guards was small, but each ship lost in the outside world was capable of single-handedly destroying a civilization.

Hyperion, who had walked all the way to the top, pushed open the door and was about to say "I'm back" when the words that came out were "Wow, it's too bright, darker, darker."

As the light that filled the War Council hall faded, Adun, dressed in a long robe, turned around and said, "You're back?"

"Just a bunch of country bumpkins, they left their spoils outside."

"...The spoils of war?" Adun shook his head and said, "You should give them to Enterprise and the others."

"I hate diplomacy..."

"Then it's fine to leave it to Xiaobei and Wo-chan."

"You want to kill someone to establish your authority?"

“To establish authority?” Adon turned his gaze back to the sun that never sets on the horizon, shook his head and said, “There’s no need for that.”

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In short, it's finished, which is great news. However, there are still many things left unwritten and many plot holes left unfilled.

It felt a bit anticlimactic, and I'm really sorry.