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Thinking of this, Yarman slowly looked at Mostima beside him, and then received a firm look in response. He sighed deeply, it seemed that his guess was absolutely correct.

"Alas, Terra's foundation is still too weak. If I had another thousand years... five hundred years, just five hundred years, Terra wouldn't be able to take on the Wizarding World alone, let alone be in such a passive position!" Yarman sighed deeply, his heart filled with helplessness. The dignified ruler of a great world was actually at a loss for what to do.

After sighing, Yarman looked at Laurentina, who was standing silently in front of him. After observing her carefully for a moment, he asked, "Are you preparing to become an Outer God? Which direction are you planning to take?"

“This…” A look of confusion flashed in Laurentina’s eyes. She had indeed arrived at the entrance to the Outer God Realm, but she didn’t know what to do next. It wasn’t that she had no way to go, but rather that she had too many paths to take.

As Yarman's messenger, Terra's various documents and materials were fully accessible to her, and with the massive influx of resources, she explored almost every possible path: the bizarre transformation of Cthulhu, the path of cultivation, the magical network and demon gods, and the Foundation's path towards supreme divinity...

She's learning a wide variety of things now, but not in a superficial way; she's learning a wide variety of things that are both broad and deep. Plus, every path she's on is a top-tier route through the multiverse, with world-class beings on each path... She's really torn.

Of course, since there are two Outer Gods in the Terra world who are on the Cthulhu path, she also leans more towards the Cthulhu path.

Seeing Laurentina's conflicted and confused expression, Yarman and Mostima exchanged a glance. Mostima calmly nodded, and Yarman immediately understood what she meant.

“Let’s not talk about that for now.” Yarman pointed to the chair in front of him, gesturing for her to sit down, and then said gently, “There is another matter that I need you to do. The attack on the Wizarding World has begun, and I need you to go to the front line, to be stationed at the Void Wall, and to hold off the Dominator-level wizards.”

Laurentina immediately agreed, "Yes, my lord, I will set off now!"

“Go ahead,” Yarman nodded with a smile.

Seeing her preparing to leave, Mostima stood up, called her back, and, seeing her puzzled expression, tossed a dull ball into her hand. "Here, take this."

"This is..." Laurentina looked at the dull, lifeless ball in her hand, which looked like a five-dollar glass marble from the roadside, and tilted her head in confusion. She didn't understand what it was.

But judging from the shocked look in its owner's eyes, this thing must be some incredible treasure.

Mostima didn't intend to explain too much. She casually waved her hand and said, "It's nothing special, just a box for storing things. Take it and carry it with you; you should find it useful."

“Well… okay.” Laurentina nodded, put the glass ball into her bosom, and turned to head towards the edge of the world.

Watching Laurentina leave, Yarman finally couldn't hold back any longer. He asked in surprise, "Didn't you already eat the Great World Sphere? What exactly is that thing?"

“That’s the Great World Sphere.” Mostima sat calmly in her chair, crossing her legs. “It’s just an empty shell. I’ve absorbed all the essence inside. Now it can only be used to store things.”

After listening to her words, Yarman thought for a moment, "You want her to inject the power she abandoned into it?"

“I don’t care. She can have better options. This is just a backup plan.” Mostima lowered her head, took a small sip of her wine. This was only her stated meaning. She had also left a spell on the Great World Sphere, a spell to prevent Laurentina from being killed by the enemy Outer God.

She was confident in that spell; unless it was an Outer God of Yog's caliber, the opponent would have absolutely no chance of killing Laurentina within three minutes. As for what would happen after three minutes…

If she's not dead, then she's arrived; if they're both dead, then Laurentina can only pray for the best.

Sitting in his chair, Yarman nodded thoughtfully, then looked at Mostima and asked, "What do you think we should do next? I wonder if Lin Yi and the others have been attacked."

“I don’t know, but we were attacked,” Mostima said calmly. “They sent twelve medium-sized starships. We sank two, severely damaged six, and the rest were lightly damaged. The results weren’t particularly good.”

Hearing her words, Yarman shook his head. Wizards are still very powerful, both in terms of technology and supernatural systems. More importantly, they can integrate the two very well. The chemical reaction after integration is not just 1+1, but exponentially more powerful.

It's quite remarkable that a medium-sized starship could withstand five heavy cannon shells from the city's defenses using the wizards' magic and then retreat under the cover of its teammates.

"Perhaps we should upgrade our firepower," Yarman murmured. He felt that the defensive structures on the world barrier were still not powerful enough; they couldn't even take down a medium-sized starship. They were simply outmatched!

As he spoke, he slowly looked at Mostima, "What do you think?"

"It's time to get the labs moving. We can't just waste resources without producing more powerful products."

"you're right!"

Chapter 302: Enemy Attack

"The Wizarding World has invaded? How are things on our side?"

As an urgent voice rang out in the office, two figures appeared in the center. The doctor rushed forward, placed his hands on the table, and looked at the calm Yarman opposite him, asking quickly, "Tell me quickly, what happened? Has the world barrier been breached?"

"In your eyes, is Terra really that weak?" Yarman leisurely picked up his wine glass, looked at the Doctor across from him who was almost frantic with worry, and swirled the glass. "If you're in such a hurry, go and see for yourself."

The doctor stared at the composed Yalman across from him for a moment, then sat down opposite him. "Looks like everything's alright. I didn't expect them to launch an attack at this time!"

“How could I let you expect that? That’s exactly the effect I wanted – to catch them off guard.” Yarman took a small sip of his drink, his brow furrowing slightly. “But unfortunately, Terra was already prepared.”

Hearing this, the Doctor was relieved. It seemed that the defensive measures on the world barrier were effective. The Wizarding World's attack had not broken through their defenses. He just didn't know how much success the counterattack had achieved.

He turned to look at Kal'tsit beside him, nodded, and then looked at Yarman opposite him. "The details of the military alliance have been discussed. To put it simply, this alliance is practically nonexistent."

"Yes, as expected," Yarman commented calmly, not expecting to reach any agreement.

"The details are here, take it." The Doctor placed a document in front of him, then stood up. "If there's nothing else, I'll head back now. Remember to share the intelligence on the World Barrier battlefield with me." With that, he turned and walked out the door with Kal'tsit.

Seeing that he was about to leave, Yarman immediately stopped him, "Don't go, there's something else I need to tell you. Rhodes Island will also participate in this great war, and you'll be fully equipped. You're not allowed to refuse! You take so many resources from the Divine Court every year, and all the documents are open to you. Now it's your turn to contribute."

Upon hearing his words, the doctor stood motionless like a stone statue, his face displaying a complex and varied expression, like a spilled palette of paints.

After a long silence, he said awkwardly, "Rhodes Island can participate in the war, but it cannot fill trenches."

“I won’t waste a soldier’s life filling trenches. Go find Laurentina at the Rhodes Island base; she’s the frontline commander now,” Yarman replied calmly.

“Okay!” The Doctor nodded vigorously, then turned and left the office with Kal'tsit.

Watching the Doctor leave, Yarman also stood up. He looked at Mostima behind him and said, "Let's go too. All the gods of Terra have gone to guard the World Barrier. We can't just sit here."

Have you decided where to go?

"Let's go to the place that was attacked this time, the main battlefield between Terra and the Wizarding World!"

…………

The main battlefield, the thirteenth Void Wall.

“This is the result of the laboratory?” Mostima stood on the steel ground, looked around, and nodded slightly. “An artificial world layer embedded in the world barrier, that’s indeed a good method.”

Yarman silently observed his surroundings. The ground was covered with scratches, burn marks, and holes. The craters left by the starship's heavy artillery bombardment were still emitting wisps of smoke. The light spears had struck deep, smooth holes, the edges of which were filled with hot, molten composite material liquid.

Looking at the deep pit not far away, Yarman remained silent for a long time before sighing. He could understand Laurentina's meaning. On such a battlefield, those who had not reached the level of a Dominator were no different from ordinary people. Power armor imbued with Armament Haki bio-energy could not withstand heavy artillery and light spears.

Just as the two were observing the battlefield, Laurentina arrived with her personal guard. She stepped forward and bowed slightly to the two, saying, "My lord, welcome to the Thirteenth Void Wall."

Yarman turned his head, nodded to Laurentina, and then looked at the guards behind her. They were elite soldiers, handpicked from the Great Wall garrison, who had just finished fighting and still bore the strong smell of gunpowder and various wounds. "Not bad, not bad in strength, not bad in spirit."

Hearing his assessment, Laurentina smiled and said, "Every single one of them is a legendary warrior. Apart from being over three meters tall, they are all excellent soldiers. Let's talk as we walk!"

Yarman nodded and walked beside her. "What's the current situation at the Great Wall Thirteen? Are the military supplies sufficient? What's the extent of equipment damage? How many soldiers are still available? Do they have void combat capabilities?"

"Military supplies are still sufficient, and the equipment damage is not too serious. It has been repaired now. There are also enough soldiers to fight five or six major battles. However, the ability to fight in the void..." Laurentina slowly looked to the side and did not continue to answer the question.

Seeing this, Yarman sighed knowingly. It seemed they no longer had the ability to fight in the void, which meant they were like tortoises, only able to resist the invading enemy and unable to launch an attack.

"Well, it's not that we don't have them, it's just that the void navigation module isn't mature enough." Laurentina quickly explained when she heard his sigh, "We do have some starships that have void combat capabilities."

Mostima asked from the side, "What about the space fighters?"

"The void navigation module is not mature enough to be miniaturized," Laurentina indirectly answered the question.

The group walked and talked until they arrived at a platform. The last guard stepped onto the platform, which trembled slightly and slowly sank into the ground. As the platform sank, a large door on it slowly closed.

Glancing at the energy-saving light bulb on the wall, Yalman casually asked, "How deep is the command center from the ground?"

“It’s not particularly deep, only about 800 meters,” Laurentina said calmly. “But that’s enough. There are emergency escape routes, and the surrounding area has been reinforced. It can withstand the bombardment of a giant starship’s main cannon. The only downside is that it’s not very penetrable and can’t withstand bunker-buster missiles.”

"That's good then," Yarman replied. This way, there was no need to worry about the command post being precisely targeted by the enemy and wiped out.

Soon, the elevator descended to the bottom, and a small door appeared on the wall. Laurentina led everyone through the door. "We're here. This is the command center of the Void Wall Thirteen."

Standing in the command center, Yarman looked around. The surroundings were still predominantly white. Inside the command center, a group of warriors in power armor were constantly moving back and forth, and a large group of people were gathered in front of several giant holographic sand tables.

"You did a good job." After observing, Yarman praised Laurentina with satisfaction. Although the time flow of the World Barrier was different from that inside Terra, she had only been there for a short time, yet she had managed to get the entire Great Wall running normally. Her personal ability and attitude towards things were not a problem.

Just as the group was having a pleasant conversation, a series of piercing alarms suddenly sounded in the command center.

"Enemy attack!"

Chapter 303: Don't be afraid, you might die soon.

Yarman turned to Laurentina beside him, who immediately began issuing orders: "Everyone, immediately go on high alert! Artillery units, begin counterattack immediately! Clear a safe takeoff path for the starships! Starships, ignite your engines and be ready to take off and fight at any time!"

Listening to her methodically issuing orders, Yarman and Mostima exchanged a glance and nodded in tacit agreement. The situation was indeed urgent, but she showed no signs of panic, displaying the composure of a general.

“They seem to be coming in with great force this time!” Yarman said slowly. In his perception network, a full-strength starship fleet was slowly sailing towards the Thirteenth Great Wall. Sitting in the center of the fleet was a giant mothership, from which countless fighter jets poured out.

Mostima said leisurely, "Given the defensive strength of the Great Wall Thirteen, if this starship fleet insists on fighting us to the death, they will surely crash into our Void Wall and perish. None of their stockpiled anti-ship weapons are of any use. Are they trying to save them for breeding?"

Yarman nodded in agreement, then looked at Laurentina, who had stopped, and asked, "Aren't you going to use anti-ship weapons?"

"This... I can't bear to, and the situation hasn't deteriorated to the point where we need to use anti-ship weapons." Laurentina gave a helpless smile. She also wanted to use anti-ship weapons, but they were too scarce. The entire Great Wall currently only had one type of anti-ship weapon—the Void I missile.

A hypersonic anti-ship missile equipped with a void navigation module, an anti-jamming module, and a bunker-buster warhead, with a high-energy stone as its explosive charge, can sink a large starship with a single shot. The price is about half the cost of a medium-sized starship. The current stockpile of the Great Wall XIII is 375 missiles.

The reserves seem adequate, but the problem is that not every shot will actually hit its target, and the replenishment rate is far too slow, so slow that Laurentina can only use it as a strategic weapon.

Looking at the two people in front of her, Laurentina sighed with a wry smile, "I also want to use anti-ship weapons to shoot down all those starships, but we don't have that many missiles! If we use them now, what will we use in a major war later? In the current situation, let's continue to use heavy artillery and light spears."

Compared to anti-ship missiles, heavy artillery shells are much cheaper and can be replenished much faster, basically on demand. Most importantly, a single heavy artillery shell weighing hundreds of tons can also effectively kill a starship. These bulky and heavy objects are best suited to deal with energy shields.

The most troublesome thing about a starship is its energy shield. Once the energy shield is broken, all that's left is a hull. Although it's quite sturdy, it's just a piece of paper when faced with the terrifyingly powerful coastal defense weapons.

After listening to her words, the two looked at each other again. In the end, it was still a matter of development, and the problem of development could only be solved through development.

Yarman nodded and looked at Laurentina, "Then you can continue to command here. We'll go for a walk. No need to send anyone with us, we can walk on our own." After saying that, the two of them disappeared into thin air.

Laurentina stared in astonishment at the departing two people for a moment, then continued to direct the operation, ignoring them completely. With their departure, the safety of the command post had decreased; if they were still there, she could guarantee its absolute safety.

Standing on the ground, the two looked at the sky from which a series of loud noises were coming, their expressions completely calm.

Standing to the side, Yarman looked at the sky. "The artillery did a good job, tearing a gap in ten minutes. The starship force is a bit slow, only just officially taking off now. Too slow!"

"It's a bit slow, but it's acceptable," Mostima replied calmly. Taking off under the firepower of an entire starship squadron for close-range combat, it was already quite an achievement to have opened up the situation.

"That's right, they seem to be planning to use a boarding maneuver... Wait!" Yarman suddenly exclaimed in surprise. Among the numerous boarding fighters raining down in the sky, one of them had a presence that felt very familiar to him!

Rhodes Island! ×2

The two said in unison, then looked at each other. They hadn't expected to see Rhodes Island operators here, especially Rhodes Island operators who had joined the boarding party!

“There are people from Rhodes Island here, but where is the Doctor? Where did he go?” Yarman scratched his head in confusion. His vast mental power instantly covered the entire Terra world, but he found that the Doctor was fighting to the death with people from the Wizarding World at the 58th Wall, while Kal'tsit was serving as the chief medical officer at the 76th Wall.

"How did Rhodes Island expand so quickly?" Yarman asked, puzzled. Judging from the Doctor's expression, he thought the Doctor would drag it out until he couldn't drag it out any longer before releasing a portion of the operators.

Mostima looked at the sky. "Whatever he did, he's done quite well. Keep an eye on those kids and make sure they don't get sunk by close-in weapon systems."

…………

"Won't we get hit by the close-in weapon system and explode?" Meteorite murmured nervously, looking at the orange streaks of light flashing past the window. She didn't lean against the fighter jet wall, but sat upright, constantly observing her surroundings. The hot and fragile fighter jet wall offered no sense of security.

She slowly looked at a soldier lying on the ground not far away, took a deep breath. The soldier had been killed by a stray bullet, probably fired by a close-in weapon system. The bullet was extremely powerful, with magical runes etched on its tip. The bullet easily pierced through the wall of the fighter jet before hitting him.

The scorching bullet pierced his power armor in an instant, tearing his body in two cleanly like a meat grinder, turning the cabin into a bloody slaughterhouse with a massive amount of blood.

"Load the bullets, we'll be there soon." Vina patted the meteorite beside her. "Don't look."

Bagpipes, standing silently to the side, picked up her siege spear and gently loaded the ammunition. Her eyes were calm and resolute. As a former Victorian soldier, she was more suited to this kind of battlefield, but...

She looked out the window with a hint of bewilderment, watching the dazzling fireworks flashing across the sky. Behind each firework was the fall of a fully loaded fighter jet, or even a starship.

Individual strength is far too insignificant on such a battlefield. Even with power armor and brand-new weapons, they remain extremely weak, and a single close-in weapon system bullet can end them.

“Indeed, don’t think too much about it.” Grani forced a smile and patted her shoulder. “Instead of being afraid, we should pray that we can board the plane successfully as soon as possible. This fighter jet doesn’t have a void travel module.”

Upon hearing this, the group fell silent. Indeed, without the void navigation module, if they didn't hurry, their fighter jets would be completely corroded by the void before the close-in weapon system could even attack.

As for the surface coating with resistant materials, don't be ridiculous. After sailing for so long, that stuff is long gone.

Just as the group remained silent, a distorted electronic voice rang out in the cabin.

"Everyone, adopt the impact stance! Prepare to board!"

"Five, four, three, two, one!"

"Start the boarding!"

With a sound of metal being pierced and torn apart, the group steadied themselves and remained seated in the cabin, resisting the violent jolts and swaying caused by the boarding.

A short while later, the fighter jets came to a stop, and before everyone could recover, the sound rang out again.

"Boarding successful! Please proceed with the planned login!"

Chapter 304: Your Life and Death Are in My Hands

Holding the siege spear, Bagpipe crouched behind the boarding fighter. Just as she was about to peek out, she was forced back by a hail of bullets and lasers. She turned to the machine gunner beside her, intending to ask him for cover fire, but the machine gunner's head exploded like a watermelon that had been smashed to the ground.

She shuddered, bent over, and slowly walked to the machine gunner's side. She put down the battering ram in her hand, picked up the machine gun that had fallen to the ground, and silently mounted it on the fighter jet, quietly waiting for an opportunity.

The resistance they encountered during this boarding operation far exceeded their expectations. The wizards' counterattack was very powerful. As soon as they landed, they suffered a huge setback. Many soldiers were riddled with bullets as soon as they stepped out of the cabin. Even if they withstood the bullets, the enemy wizards were not just standing by and watching.

"Bong!"

A loud bang came from not far away. Bagpipe straightened the machine gun that had been knocked askew, then suddenly raised it and began firing randomly at the glowing spot not far away, without caring whether he hit it or not.

After emptying a drum magazine, she immediately threw down the machine gun, grabbed a siege spear, and ran to the side. Before she could take more than a few steps, a surge of heat instantly blew her into the air, and a blazing fireball exploded behind her, with raging flames raging all around.