Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

The planet beneath the doctor's feet, which resembles a jewel in the universe, will soon become a roadside stone.

He wouldn't be interested in stones.

This way.

All we need to do is wait, wait for "He" to take away the existing few homes, wait for "He" to leave completely.

Then the guardians of humanity can decompress this Originium planet.

Let it become a habitable planet again.

Humans can then use this to rebuild their homes.

This plan is Project Originium.

~~~

A hundred years later.

The doctor and hundreds of researchers awoke from the sleep pods.

After a century of spread, the entire surface of this planet is now covered in Originium ore, and the planet has completely turned into "stone."

Everything is proceeding smoothly and according to plan.

However, not everything went so smoothly.

After the humans were awakened, they discovered a problem: the energy consumption of the hibernation pods during long periods of hibernation was much faster than they had calculated.

The original plan for 100 researchers to go into hibernation together and be awakened to rebuild civilization is no longer feasible.

This is a game of hide-and-seek destined to last for thousands, even tens of thousands of years.

The energy of a single landship is insufficient to sustain so many people into hibernation.

"The calculations are in, Doctor. If the timeline is 10,000 years, then... our energy reserves are only enough to sustain one hibernation pod."

"Let me do it."

As the executor of the entire plan, the doctor chose to believe in himself.

at the same time.

Hundreds of researchers also chose to believe the doctor.

They left behind copies of their genes and memories, and then peacefully departed from this world.

This was an extremely courageous decision.

Because at this point, humans could only create identical clones based on their genes, but they could not restore their memories.

To truly replicate memories, one must achieve a "resurrection."

We'll have to wait until the doctor rebuilds his home.

Only by climbing new technological trees can this be achieved.

Moreover, by then, it would be difficult to guarantee that the replicated memories could truly be restored.

To put it another way...

These researchers were, in fact, committing suicide.

But they still had smiles on their faces.

He can even joke with the PhD.

"Doctor, when the technology is ready, remember to insert my memory card first. I haven't written my work log yet."

"No, no, no, you have to insert mine first, Doctor."

A thin researcher even handed a photograph to the doctor.

It was a picture of a muscular man.

"Before inserting the memory card, please remember to sculpt a body for me based on this photo, thank you."

~~~

In order to ensure that the doctor can successfully wake up from the hibernation pod ten thousand years later.

Technicians set the hibernation pod to a low-energy mode.

In this mode, the energy consumption of the hibernation chamber will be greatly reduced. At the same time, the hibernation medium inside the hibernation chamber will suffer irreversible damage due to insufficient energy consumption over a long period of time.

This damage will reduce the theoretically unlimited hibernation pod to only one or two uses.

The doctor didn't care about this.

He knew very well that when he awoke again, it would be time for humanity to rebuild their home.

Just before entering hibernation

The Doctor granted some of the landship's permissions to a medical robot who had been with him for a long time. This robot was named Kal'tsit and was a birthday gift from his father before he committed suicide when the Doctor turned eighteen.

She was someone the Doctor absolutely trusted. Before the Doctor went into hibernation, he entrusted her with the management of the entire landship, and also to observe whether "He" had left.

After the explanation was completed.

The doctor entered the sleep pod again.

~~~

After the Doctor went into hibernation, a girl named Kal'tsit began her unchanging life.

At dawn, the entire land-based ship was cleaned under the sunlight.

The landship was huge, and it would take Kal'tsit a whole day to finish cleaning it.

Although because this planet has nothing, not even dust.

In fact, cleaning is not necessary.

At night, Kal'tsit would return to the observatory to observe the starry sky and record some of the most important data.

She didn't understand what these data meant.

All she knew was that when that number became 0 one day, she would wake the doctor.

Time passes day by day.

One year, two years, ten years, a hundred years, a thousand years.

When the millennium arrived, even though Kal'tsit was an AI, she began to experience a sense of loneliness that was originally unique to humans.

Now, she no longer cleans every day.

Meanwhile, Kal'tsit spent a lot of time sitting in the Doctor's office or next to the Doctor's hibernation pod; she even moved her own bed into the Doctor's office.

Here, she can access her past memories and recall the time she spent with the doctor.

Although she only spent a few years with the doctor, she served as his personal medical robot.

The doctor never saw her as an AI, but as a friend. The years she spent with the doctor were the happiest time of her life.

Ten years later, the method for retrieving the doctor's memories became ineffective.

The more Kal'tsit recalled her moments with the Doctor, the stronger her urge to awaken him became.

Kal'tsit began hibernation and shutdown because there was nothing to see in this world except for Originium.

She decided to wake up once every 30 days.

In this way, she only needs to wake up 12 times a year, and after each wake-up, in addition to completing routine examinations and data observations, she will continue to enter a dormant state next to the doctor.

Thus, the third millennium passed.

The fourth, the fifth.

When the sixth millennium arrived, a change finally occurred. Kal'tsit discovered that the world originally covered by Originium was gradually decompressing itself.

However, during the self-decompression process, perhaps due to data issues or some other reason, many animals on the planet encountered problems during the decompression process...

They turned into...humans?

This was the first time Kal'tsit had ever seen a decompressed file turn into "garbled text".

The doctor's plan did not include any contingency plans.

Kal'tsit was unsure whether to wake the Doctor in this situation, since the hibernation pod might become unusable if the Doctor were to wake up this time.

The doctor's awakening can only occur when the plan succeeds.

It's clear now that the plan cannot be considered a success.

Ultimately, Kal'tsit decided to enter this world that had prematurely recovered, to find out the reason for its early recovery, and to try to bring it back on track with her own power.

Chapter 334 The Doctor with an Extremely Strong Sense of Pressure

In this process.

Kal'tsit discovered it.

The decompression of the Originium this time is very strange.

90% of the earth has been restored to its original state, but 10% of the Originium has been transformed into an energy block, an energy block completely different from Originium.

Just as trees turn into coal under pressure, these Originium stones seem to have transformed into a completely different type of energy ore after thousands of years of change.

Another problem during decompression.

It's possible that some animals, when de-stressing, transform into "humans" with animalistic characteristics.

Meanwhile, another group of animals successfully decompressed themselves.

Such a peculiar change.

It turned the entire continent into a strange arena.

Humans fight to the death over mere differences in skin color, let alone these "orcs" who are truly different races.

The entire continent, which had already recovered, was plunged into war from the very first day of its recovery.

But during the war.

Kindness, order, technology, and civilization are also sprouting.

By the time the seventh millennium arrived, this nascent civilization, relying on Originium as its energy source, had progressed from a primitive, hunter-gatherer era to a modern civilization.

Over thousands of years of evolution, the intensity of wars has decreased, and increased productivity has brought about an era of peace.

Different races signed contracts.

This era is known as the Golden Age.

pity.

This peace lasted only eight years.

Eight years later, the world faced a new crisis.

Ore disease.

No one knows who was the first to be infected with this source of infection.

All we know is that Oripathy first appeared in Kazdel.

Kazdale.

The fourth most powerful empire on the entire continent.

Perhaps it was precisely because of its enormous size that Oripathy was transmitted from there.

This terrifying disease was named the Sarkaz Mineral Virus and spread rapidly across the continent.

Massive deaths, disrupted stable production chains, and plunged the world into chaos once again.

In chaos.

Some countries have begun calling for the killing of all Saakaz people as the only way to end the Saakaz virus.

This is an irrational slogan, but it is a very persuasive one.

then.

A new war has begun.