Necromancer, but pre-collapse civilization

　In that civilization era that had been destroyed by the Herrscher of the End, Moros had engaged in several extremely "frank" yet exceptionally efficient "exchanges" with the United Nations, which was dominated by traditional powers, and with the Moths that replaced the United Nations and dominated human civilization.

　Such past experiences left him with deep doubts about endowing human civilization with armed forces.

　No one wants to face the tragic situation of being devoured by the very weapons they created.

　Therefore, when the Venus Colony Balloon City was first designed, there was no plan for the existence of a military factory capable of producing weapons and equipment.

　As it turned out, such a decision did not pose any substantial threat to the safety of the balloon city.

　After all, in this special period when the old era's Honkai trial has just ended and the new era's Honkai trial has not yet arrived, there are almost no threats on Venus other than the natural environment, apart from Sa and her forces.

　Looking back ten years, the battle that broke out in the vast universe undoubtedly brought a strong shock to that high-dimensional plant rooted in the sea of ​​quantum mechanics.

　The fall of those sixteen [One Heart, Three Bewilders] made Suo realize that the power of the necromancer, provided that her true self did not step into the material universe, was unmatched by her.

　It is obvious that with the imaginary internal energy tidal zone laid out by the cocoon of the end still firmly sealing off the solar system, Sa does not have the courage to leave the sea of ​​quantum to face that terrifying cocoon.

　It was precisely for this reason that when Moros set out to establish a colony on Venus, So chose to back down.

　This retreat lasted for a full ten years.

　During these long ten years, the forces under Sa's command never set foot on Venus.

　As for that cocoon of the end, comparable to a star god?

　At this particular juncture in history, He had not yet conceived the idea of ​​launching another round of collapse and judgment.

　In the balloon city, there are indeed 120,000 artificial humans, whose physiological indicators are no different from those of normal humans.

　However, thanks to the desperate gamble that Sa made while still retaining the name "Vita," the environment on Venus has undergone tremendous changes and is no longer suitable for the activities of the Cocoon of the End.

　Moreover, the necromancer had ultimately defeated the Herrscher of the End, who was the final chapter of the Honkai Judgment...

　Perhaps in the distant future, the Cocoon of Destiny will once again bring trials upon these human civilizations dwelling in the atmosphere of Venus.

　But at least for the time being, He has no intention of unleashing another devastating judgment on this planet that has already been ravaged by the tsunami.

　Under these circumstances, the external environment of the Venusian colony was undoubtedly quite safe.

　Admittedly, natural disasters such as sulfuric acid rain and thunderstorms occur from time to time in Venus's atmosphere.

　However, under the protection of the colonial defense system built by the wisdom and strength of Moros, Velvet, and Mebius, these natural disasters could not truly threaten the survival of the balloon city.

　In fact, these natural disasters, which contained no supernatural elements whatsoever, could not even be penetrated by the outermost defenses protecting the balloon city—the super-large Honkai energy shield and the city-level magic shield.

　With such comprehensive protection, it becomes less crucial whether the inhabitants of the Venus colony possess the strength to protect themselves and safeguard their homeland.

　However, times have changed and the situation is different now.

　In the past, when the balloon city stood alone overseas, the colony's inhabitants could rely entirely on the comprehensive protection provided by necromancers and their companions.

　However, with the emergence of new colonial projects, continuing with the old defense strategies may no longer be appropriate.

　After all, with the question of whether the Collapse Trials will return and the exact time of their arrival still undecided, granting colony residents the ability to defend themselves by force is undoubtedly a strategy worthy of in-depth discussion and consideration.

　This is also Vervier

　The reason for proposing to equip the newly built balloon city with a certain degree of self-defense capabilities.

　Getting back to the point, when Mebius heard the expert's suggestion, a look of surprise involuntarily flashed in her pink-green snake eyes.

　Moros's lovers were well aware of his concerns about the use of force by human civilization.

　That is why, even though they had concerns about the safety of the colony, they only pleaded with the necromancer for protection and never asked him to relax the relevant restrictions.

　Now, even though she was fully aware of this, Wilwy still resolutely proposed granting the newly established colonies a reasonable amount of military power.

　This undoubtedly surprised Mebius greatly.

　However, with the wisdom of this beautiful snake, she quickly grasped the profound meaning hidden behind the expert's suggestion.

　On the one hand, a truly complete human civilization must contain elements of force in its structure.

　Without the protection of armed forces, the human civilization on the Venus colony, which was entirely dominated by them, could not, in a sense, be considered complete.

　Under such circumstances, the experiences and lessons learned from this still immature society will inevitably have certain limitations and biases.

　On the other hand, Virvi's proposal cleverly liberated the necromancer's power, allowing his troops to be deployed and mobilized more freely.

　More importantly, this proposal also helps their loved ones rediscover a sense of belonging to human civilization.

　This sense of belonging is undoubtedly crucial to whether the civilization they created can successfully survive the possible future Honkai Judgment.

　I see……

　Having sorted out his thoughts, Möbius turned his expectant gaze toward his lover.

　Faced with the requests of his two beloved lovers, Vervie and Mebius, Moros fell into a long silence.

　His gaze shifted back and forth between the two, his deep eyes flashing with complex and indescribable emotions, as if he were recalling something or weighing something.

　Recalling the “frank” yet gunpowder-filled “exchanges” he had with the traditional powers on Earth and the human civilization dominated by the Fire-Chasing Moths, the necromancer’s heart was filled with turmoil.

　He really wanted to refuse this suggestion, which might backfire on him.

　However, when he saw Vervi's firm and expectant eyes, and Möbius's gentle yet unwavering gaze, his heart began to waver.

　He understood that these two beloveds were not making such a request out of rash impulse, but rather based on careful consideration of the future of the Venus colony.

　Finally, after a long silence, Moros slowly spoke.

　"Alright, considering your insistence, I'm willing to grant the Venus colony a moderate level of military force. But..."

　He paused for a moment, then looked at his two beloved partners with unusual seriousness.

　"We must proceed with caution to ensure that this decision does not trigger a new crisis."

　Upon hearing this, Vilvie and Mebius broke into bright smiles.

Chapter 789 The Surprise of the Cocoon of the End

　While elite politics certainly has problems that are difficult to eradicate, such as excessive concentration of power and the ease with which society falls into injustice, it is undoubtedly more efficient than representative systems of popular politics such as parliamentary systems.

　After Morros compromised out of his deep love for Vervies and Mebius, his and their plans for the new colony were quickly put into practice.

　It's like a repeat of the scene when the Venus Colony Balloon City was built before.

　In that region of Venus's atmosphere, carefully selected and determined by the expert and Mebius, Moros once again created a horizontal position wall with a length and width exceeding 100 kilometers.

　It's not that necromancers are unable to construct a larger construction site.

　After completing the transformation to the peak of demigodhood and stepping into the realm of the limit of demigodhood, his spellcasting ability has achieved a qualitative leap.

　With Morros's current spellcasting abilities, it would not be difficult for him to easily extend the length and width of the force field wall used to construct the balloon city to a distance of 500 kilometers.

　However, that would require a large amount of high-level magic power.

　Given that the planned balloon city only needs to accommodate a maximum of 20 people, such a massive construction site is clearly inappropriate.

　Therefore, having only constructed a horizontal position wall of this scale, he turned his attention to the next step in colonial construction—

　Open the giant portal connecting the demiplane.

　The current industrial capacity of the Venus colony is far from sufficient to meet the needs of building a brand new colony.

　Even if the colony is smaller than the existing balloon city, it will still be the same.

　Therefore, in order to rebuild a magnificent balloon city, Morros, Velvey, and the others had to once again rely on the demiplane as a bridge to allocate resources and labor.

　Just as Moros and

　While his lovers were busy building a new Venusian colony, So remained in the Sea of ​​Quanta, diligently harvesting the energy contained within the World Bubble.

　Meanwhile, the Cocoon of the End, which had long resided in the mysterious space shrouded in Honkai energy on the far side of the moon, unexpectedly discovered a fact that deeply surprised it—

　The necromancer who once defeated His most powerful apostle has actually been promoted to the rank of Commander.

　As the terrifying entity that laid down the imaginary energy tidal zone that sealed off the entire solar system, the Cocoon of the End naturally knows the power level division of the mainstream supernatural power system in the interstellar world—the Fate System.

　Without a doubt, the most revered transcendent beings in the known universe are the Star Gods.

　Below the Star Gods are the renowned messengers under their command.

　Each of the Commanders possessed astonishing strength.

　They may not be known for their fighting prowess, but even so, the power of their messengers is enough to inspire awe in any civilization spanning an entire galaxy.

　The humanoid colossus is the most direct description of the destructive power of the messengers.

　Any envoy, regardless of their combat prowess, could easily destroy a planet the size of Earth.

　Considering the diverse methods and tenacious vitality of the Envoys, no interstellar civilization would choose to provoke one unless absolutely necessary.

　In fact, not only interstellar civilizations, but even the Star Gods themselves would pay close attention to those extraordinary individuals who relied on their own power to reach the Envoy level.

　Yes, the key lies in relying on one's own strength.

　In the known universe, the power of the Commander is common knowledge, but not just anyone can become a Commander.

　There are only two ways to become a Commander.

　One is to gain the favor of the star gods and be directly granted the power of a messenger.

　The other is to go far enough in one's destiny that the Star Gods will take notice, in order to achieve the rank of Commander.

　Both methods are extremely difficult.

　However, it is the latter who earns the respect of the Star Gods, unlike the former.

　The reason is quite simple—

　Only the latter has the potential to be promoted to Star God.

　Although the possibility of this promotion is extremely slim, it is still far more worthy of attention than the masses who can never reach the Star God level.

　Getting back to the main point, this is thanks to the fact that the Cocoon of the End occasionally turns its attention to necromancers.

　Therefore, this being who stood shoulder to shoulder with the Star God witnessed firsthand the awe-inspiring scene of him casting spells and creating a massive force field wall.

　With the perspective of the Cocoon of the End, it is not difficult to understand why Moros could immediately discern that he had advanced to the level of Commander, even though Moros was not deliberately concealing his strength.

　The Cocoon of the End was filled with astonishment at the necromancer's rapid advancement to the rank of Commander.

　Indeed, He knew perfectly well that a necromancer who could command the attention of the two great beings who created the Tree of Imaginary Numbers and the Sea of ​​Quanta—the very beings who created the Tree of Trees system—must possess something extraordinary.

　Even so, the fact that he could rise from an ordinary mortal to a noble messenger in such a short time was still unbelievable to the Cocoon of the End.

　Such a speed of advancement is extremely rare, even in the vast and boundless known universe where powerful beings abound.

　However, being a Star God-level being after all, the Cocoon of the End quickly regained its composure after a brief moment of surprise.

　He then began to ponder the secrets hidden behind the necromancer's rapid advancement.

　The Cocoon of the End clearly understands that in the laws of the universe, there is no effect without a cause, and behind every extraordinary achievement, there is often untold hardship and dedication.

　He began to trace the necromancer's growth process, from that unknown mortal to the messenger standing at the pinnacle of the stars, what kind of transformation did he undergo in between?

　Although the Cocoon of the End initially did not pay attention to the existence of Moros, it did not know much about the necromancer's weak period.

　But for an existence of the level of the Cocoon of the End, this is not a problem at all.

　The Divine Apostles under the command of the Cocoon of the End—the Heralds of the End—possess the power of [Time].

　With this power, she could even reverse the timeline of a planet, thus achieving the feat of destroying human civilization.

　As the creator of the Herrscher of the End, the Cocoon of the End can naturally do similar things.

　With the power to travel back through Earth's time, this mighty being, residing high on the bright moon, witnessed every key moment in Moros's growth.

　From its initial, bewildered birth to its resolute departure from Earth to the lunar battlefield to engage in a final battle with His most powerful divine apostle—the Herrscher of the End…

　With His profound insight and exceptional wisdom, the Cocoon of the End quickly detected the most striking anomaly in the necromancer.

　Demiplane? An existence from another world...?

　Having made her decision, the Cocoon of the End withdrew its gaze from the river of time.

　Even for a being comparable to a star god like Him

　In other words, time is also something that needs to be treated with care.

Chapter 790 Helplessness and Coping Strategies Under the Gap in Strength

　Moros was completely unaware of the gaze upon the Cocoon of the End.

　This is perfectly reasonable.

　Currently, there is a gap of more than 4500 million kilometers between Venus and the Moon, where the Cocoon of the End resides.