The exploration to the north lasted for four days and progressed nearly 500 kilometers, and did not stop until we encountered mountains with an altitude of over 5,000 meters. The mountain range was almost impassable, its peaks plunging into the storm clouds. No matter how strong the Ark's protection is, it cannot remain active in the storm clouds for a long time. The instantaneous temperature of the ion storm can exceed one million degrees, which is simply not something that existing technological means can achieve.
This endless mountain range is like a natural barrier, sealing off the northern region. There are many old traces of beast tide activities in the forest, but they all come along the mountain range. It seems that even the beast tide cannot cross this mountain range. Within the known range, the end of this mountain range cannot be seen, and it is not known whether the other side of the mountain range is a plain or a plateau and mountainous area.
Further north from the mountains, there are still thousands of kilometers to reach the planet's North Pole. This is a huge shadow area, and we don't know what is hidden inside.
Currently, I want to cross the mountains. One is to move along the mountains to see if there is a gap or an end, and the other is to enter directly from the track. However, the latter also has unknown risks. If the entry point is a plateau or a mountain peak, which is completely inserted into the storm clouds, you will have to return immediately and escape from the storm clouds.
The exploration ends here. However, Chu Jungui was not without gains. In addition to discovering a massive double-leaf tree forest that was almost impossible to use up, he also found several metal veins. One of the copper veins also contained a large number of rare associated ores. This vein alone could meet metal needs for several years.
When returning, Chu Jungui re-corrected his route and opened a shorter and more convenient road to mine the newly discovered mineral vein.
After a round of tossing, ten days have passed. As soon as he returned to the base, Chu Jungui heard good news: hundreds of tons of food dropped in the southern forest area had all been towed away. The corresponding frequency of war beast activity in the southern forest area had increased sharply. There were signs that there were war beasts. Are arriving one after another.
The researchers concluded from this that: First, the war beast population has indeed experienced a survival crisis, and there is obviously insufficient food. This is the normal phenomenon of natural herds. Second, there is an efficient and effective communication method between war beasts. Their intelligence level is quite high. Even if they are not yet an intelligent race, they are not far behind.
After seeing the report, Chu Jungui asked the researchers to continue putting in food, eventually reaching 1,000 tons of food per day.
At this time, the three starships on the orbital station that were to be handed over to Redbeard had been refitted and were heading to designated areas outside the galaxy for handover. A large amount of materials are being continuously transported from the base to the space station in preparation for building a new batch of starships. Now the orbital station can start construction of two starships at the same time. When the new expansion project is completed, it will be able to start construction of three destroyers at the same time.
Chu Jungui boarded a transport ship carrying materials and returned to the orbital base. As soon as communication with the outside world was restored, Chu Jungui's mailbox exploded instantly, with hundreds of messages and missed communications. These were the results of screening. Not many people knew Chu Jungui's contact information. There are all kinds of contacts, and almost everyone who has Chu Jungui's contact information has sent a few messages.
After briefly browsing these contents, Chu Jungui finally thought about it. It seemed that he had posted a video a few days ago? Isn't it just that I found a cheap director to cut a bad film, and then found a small platform with little traffic to publish it? How could it cause such a big response?
Chu Jungui opened the market and was shocked to find that the stock price of 1 Light Year had soared to 120, and it was still trending upward. How many days did it take? Chu Jungui suppressed the urge to reduce the light and began to study it carefully.
After taking a closer look, Chu Jungui realized that he had made a mistake. His original intention was to compare the Lightyear Starship with Billinde, and to demonstrate the starship's performance. Although it was still a little inferior in comparison, it was still remarkable and its combat power was still good. This short film is mainly to give the market confidence and show that Lightyear is really building starships.
But what Chu Jungui didn't expect was that the short film was edited with ups and downs by the director, and the soundtrack was majestic, creating an atmosphere of an epic blockbuster. That's all. The key is that as soon as the short film came out, experts on starship warfare immediately showed up and began to interpret it frame by frame, almost anatomically analyzing the pros and cons of the light-year starship.
These experts are not just idle people, they all have real talents and knowledge. Some even roughly judged the parameters of the main gun by looking at the thickness of the light beam and the reaction of it hitting the Bilinde starship.
A well-known expert commented: "Although the director wholeheartedly wanted to cover up the problems in the layout and command of the entire battle, we can still find problems. These three lightyear starships have first-class firepower, first-class protection, quick response, and embody It has a very strong fault tolerance capability. Yes, I am talking about fault tolerance. Quite a few starships will lose most of their combat power after one or two shots, and the starship we saw was shot in the middle with a big hole, but It does not affect its ability to fight back at all. Look at this shot! Can you see any difference from the first shot? No! So in terms of reliability, the Lightyear is one of the best models I have ever seen. As we all know , Billind’s starships are all S-class, so if we use this battle as a comparison, I would give the Lightyear Starship an A-class rating, but!”
The expert cleared his throat heavily and raised his voice: "We must consider the price of the Lightyear Starship, so I will give it an S-class rating! Yes, it is too cheap! This is the real weapon of war. Also Yes, we cannot underestimate the stupidity of the command in this battle. After losing two starships to the sneak attack at the beginning, what I saw was a mess of scattered sand, fighting independently, and no overall command at all. It is very possible that the Lightyear Starship The potential has not yet been truly realized.”
At this time, the host next to him asked at the right time: "So what is your opinion on the stock price of 1 Light Years..."
"Of course I buy it! Immediately, immediately, full position!"
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Looking back over the past few days, the public markets have been filled with similar news. Chu Jungui ignored one thing. He should not use Billinder as the standard. The positioning of Bilinde equipment in the federation is close to fever products. It is more sophisticated than ordinary special forces equipment and belongs to the typical category of good performance and better price. Now the performance of the Lightyear Starship is only one step behind, but the price is a fraction of that of Billinder. The two parties are not in the same market, but common sense can tell that the Lightyear Starship is equipped with standard equipment purchased on a large scale. market, and Billinder is in a niche high-end market, and the scale of the two markets is not at the same order of magnitude.
From an investment perspective, that expert is right, Lightyear's growth potential is much higher and it's just getting started.
Chu Jungui felt that something was a bit tricky and the situation was out of control. Looking at the past transaction records, investors' enthusiasm is extremely high, and there is almost no possibility of bringing down the stock price. According to his original plan, the stock price should be hovering around 40 to 51 now.
Fortunately, the test subject has never been a stickler for rules, so he changed his thinking direction: Should he follow the trend, raise the stock price to 200, and then reduce the loss? Even the founding major shareholder has fled, so what reason is there to be optimistic?
