There was a brief silence beside the hot spring pool.
CEO Hall kicked the sin-descendant woman who was massaging her ankles. The latter stood up very sensibly, then walked back obediently and left with her head bowed.
"According to the information obtained from the Kron people, humans have no signs of super-large induced wormholes." Hall squinted his eyes slightly and looked at the rising fog in front of him: "They still rely on atomic-level energy for propulsion, and the speed is not the same. Not fast."
Hall's words made Dika's face look better.
After all, if humans also mastered the induced wormhole, then...it would be a bit embarrassing for almost all of their main fleets.
As executors, although they have the command of an extremely powerful force compared to other low-level civilizations, in the final analysis, this power does not belong to them, but to the entire legion.
If he uses up all his warships in a sanction against low-level civilizations, then his career will come to an end. Not only did he have to be dismissed from his post, he also had to face endless hearings and the ridicule and attacks of those Sumayas... and then he had to wait to die.
Just thinking about it made Dika feel extremely uncomfortable.
"What if?" Mai disagreed and continued: "What if they have a large-scale induced wormhole? Don't forget, human beings' industrial capabilities are not weak."
In the past year, the execution base has obtained a lot of useful information about humans from the Kron people, and it also knows that humans have now arrived in the Karatu galaxy. At one point, they even tried to coerce the Kron people to join them.
But the Kerong people adhered to their civilized duties and maintained strict neutrality.
Hall admired this attitude of the Kron people - once multiple civilizations unite to resist the executor, the nature of the incident will be different.
Of course, as one of the few civilizations preserved by the Holy Empire, the Kerong people can have such a position, which is why they can continue to this day. It is not surprising.
The information of the Kerong people shows that human beings are a very impulsive and arrogant emerging civilization - from the fact that they dared to resist the enforcers and issued that declaration, it can be seen how ignorant this young civilization is of the sky and the earth.
At the same time, as an emerging civilization, humans have not been in space for a long time, but they have a space force that can challenge the early fleets head-on. This means that humans do have a few tricks up their sleeves in industry.
Hall glanced at Mai and said calmly: "If humans have large-scale induced wormholes, according to the general principles of space weapon development, they will then have fixed-orbit weapons."
Dika next to him looked over: "Hall, I think we should use the orbital ship."
"Are you scared?"
"I'm not afraid, I'm very irritable now, very annoyed, you know? Yesterday, the Corps urged me to submit an annual report. What should I tell them? I said that I encountered hard problems during the execution of my mission, and then 57 ships were lost. ?" Dika breathed out heavily, anger rising in his eyes: "Aren't humans preparing to fight me again in galaxy 32719? When I see them, I will directly open the induced wormhole. When the time comes, you will send the orbital ship over, three or two. Let’s just settle the battle later.”
"If you are worried that the report is difficult to write, then I will write it!"
"Tsk, tsk... you're just scared." Hall looked at this unlucky guy, exhaled and said softly: "Don't worry, the orbital ship has already started pre-war maintenance last time, but before it can be put into the battlefield, it needs at least One year.”
"I don't care. Anyway, nothing can go wrong this time - I'll open an induced wormhole, and you have to help me."
Mai next to him smiled again: "I advise you not to place too much hope on the induced wormhole. It's best to command the fleet honestly - humans are not fools. The last time I saw you using the induced wormhole, they tried their best to get it. Destroy your induction ship, what if you destroy it again this time?"
"I was careless last time. This time I hid the induction ship at the very back and drove it!"
"Have you forgotten about humans' slow weapons? Oh, they seem to be called missiles? You can tell yourself how many ships were destroyed by that thing last time..."
As soon as he mentioned the failure last time, Dika's face turned ugly again.
Upon seeing this, Hall glared at Mai and snorted softly: "Slow-speed missiles like that are useless against the secondary battery defense of a dense fleet..."
"What if?" Mai was a little reluctant: "What if Dika is defeated, will humans take advantage of the front line to destroy Dika again? In the end, according to the attitude of humans, they will push further and further, maybe They came to our home base."
This time, not only Dika, but also Hall's face looked ugly.
"If humans really have this ability, it will be a level nine incident, and the entire legion, and even the entire servant civilization of the sacred civilization will be dispatched - it will already be a cosmic-level war. Do you think the indigenous people who were playing in the mud thousands of years ago can Have such ability?"
Mai shrugged and said he was just joking.
The distance from Ella to the Kron people requires passing through more than ten galaxies on the way, five of which contain civilizations established by advanced intelligent races - some of these races are native races, and some are domesticated. Descendants of sin.
In order to facilitate the control of the entire 31st large star cluster (Virgo Super Galaxy Cluster), these civilizations were conquered and protected by the Executor Legion, and continuously provided mining, energy, industry, etc. to the execution base on Ayla. , also provides the construction and maintenance of battleships.
The civilizations of these five galaxies can provide the entire base with up to a hundred main battleships every year!
Otherwise, how could each of the eight executors of the base have hundreds of warships under his command? We can't fight on this side of the universe. After that, the battleships can come from the other side of the universe...
If humans really defeated Dika again and dared to "counterattack", then the power of the servant civilization alone would be enough for humans to drink a pot.
At this moment, a breeze came from the air. Mai immediately pressed the button on the chair, and a projection dropped from the sky.
Amid the heat, the image of a four-legged centaur appeared in the sky.
"Hello, dear Sir."
"The person standing in front of you at this time is the senator of the great Holy Light Tara Empire and the commander-in-chief of the space fleet, Diradimir Vrak."
"I have received your message and will reply as follows."
In the projection, Flack looks majestic.
"The Senate allows you to pass through our galaxy, but you cannot engage in offensive actions such as opening main guns and protective shields..."
"In addition, we warmly welcome your fleet to carry out necessary supplies in our galaxy, but the conditions are as follows..."
"Our Tara Empire loves peace and welcomes guests from all directions, but the conditions are high..."
Listening to the half-orc's reply, Mai's face was full of surprise and sigh.
What is this?
…
In the Sagittarius galaxy, the temporary command ship Wenxingxing.
Flack strode into the conference room, then threw his hat aside, then he took a step across and placed his soft lower abdomen on the special chair.
Facing the gazes of Olaf and Helko, Flack nodded first, then twisted his body and said unhappily: "I don't know how you two-legged people got used to standing... Then don't you fall when you walk? ?”
Olaf and Herko looked at each other and laughed at the same time.
In the past two months, the three of them have stayed together, conducting various tactical drills and planning, and they have become extremely familiar with each other - even Flack's big pie face, Olaf and Herko feel that they have been able to Accepted.
But as creatures that walk upright, there is still a big difference between them and this four-legged creature. At the very least, everything on the spacecraft is designed for upright creatures - especially the bathroom, which is a constant problem.
Fortunately, humans have many ways to do it, and they have specially modified it for their friends from the Tara tribe, so that Flack will not feel uncomfortable even pulling daddy.
"Did you get the message back?" After laughing, Olaf immediately asked about the business.
Flack nodded: "I'm back, and I sent a warm invitation. Those idiots are pretending to be big-tailed wolves in front of us... return it to me, bah!"
Halko smiled without leaving any trace.
Among the three, only he and Olaf knew who the real target of this enforcer army was—in fact, it was the New Holy City.
Vrak didn't know - not even the entire Tara civilization knew.
In the eyes of the Tara people, the two civilizations of humans and blue stars are here to help them resist the invasion of foreign enemies!
As a result, the entire Tara civilization is extremely friendly to humans and Blue Star people, and various exchange plans are proceeding extremely smoothly.
However, a piece of information from the executor three days ago put this knowledge in jeopardy.
——An executor actually sent a message personally, telling the Tara people to leave it alone. His fleet was not coming towards the Seat of Booms, but had another goal.
One can imagine how confused the Tara people were when they received the news.
They have been co-writing for so long and they are just passing by?
So during these three days, the Senate of the Kingdom of Tara held many discussions... whether to carry out the current military operation - because in essence, their tripartite coalition was "ambushing" the executor. As long as the execution As soon as the killer appears, he will "see blood"! If they were really just passing by... wouldn't that be a war that shouldn't happen?
The discussion was very intense, and many elders believed that military operations should be canceled immediately and only regular alerts should be carried out.
But some elders think that this may be a trick of the executor? He deliberately sent a message to make the people of Tara lower their vigilance and open fire directly after entering the galaxy... By then, there would be no place to cry.
Many days of discussion did not result in any resolution. In the end, the Senate handed over the power of decision to Wisdom Mother.
After all, in the past hundreds of years, Wisdom Mother ended the primitive, backward, and meaningless conquests of the Tara tribe, established a unified kingdom, and has been guiding them towards star civilization.
Wisdom Mother is obviously reliable.
After thinking for less than a second, Wisdom Mother gave the answer - wherever the executor goes, no civilization can survive.
Since Wisdom Mother said so, the Senate quickly reached a consensus.
"There are still five days." Flack glanced at the countdown: "What should we do now?"
"Wait." Olaf also glanced at the countdown, picked up the coffee in a leisurely manner, blew an elegant breath and smiled softly: "Let those idiots see what the power of dimensions is."
…
Five days later.
Planet Aila, Executor Base.
Mai had returned to her room.
These days, he and Hall have been accompanying the hapless guy Dika to discuss how to deal with humans - judging from the latest news from the Kron people, the power of humans seems to have grown to the limit, and the maximum amount of fighting power they can put into it There are only more than a hundred battleships, and there seems to be no more subsequent battleships.
Moreover, according to the Kerong people, humans are particularly superstitious about their low-speed guided "missiles" called rice grains. It is naive to think that with their more than a hundred warships and missiles, they can completely annihilate Dika's fleet... Extremely.
This news made Dika feel a little relieved at least.
Human beings are indeed an arrogant and ignorant civilization, which fits the picture of a lower civilization that suddenly entered a period of technological explosion.
But while Dika was relaxed, Mai was not.
He has always believed in sailing the ship with caution. Even if it is to perform the most low-level mission, he must give enough power - a huge fleet of more than a hundred battleships is enough to conquer most civilizations in the universe. .
And every time he passed a low-level civilization, he would personally command the fleet, and would not leave it all to AI control like that fool Dika did.
Setting goals, setting routes, and then falling asleep and waiting for the results is certainly the norm for most of the Executor Corps when they perform tasks, but if they encounter a little trouble, it can easily capsize - isn't Dika halfway there? Capsized?
Therefore, Mai wanted to personally command the fleet through the galaxy of the Tara civilization.
Well... Mainly, he found the orc commander in the galaxy whose title was longer than his turban very interesting.
I haven’t seen such a delightful clown in years.
Lying on the phase change chair, pulling down the control panel, Mai pressed the bell again, and soon two sinister women walked into the room carrying fruits.
One of the Sindescendant women knelt on the ground and raised the fruit plate with both hands above her head, while the other put the fruit into his mouth according to the rhythm - he learned this kind of enjoyment from Dika.
"No wonder Dika is so afraid of returning to his home planet. He might not be able to survive without this kind of service." Mai thought in his heart, and turned his mouth. The sin maid who handed the fruit quickly put her hands to his mouth, and let him He spat the core into the palm of his hand.
Mai looked up along the maid's white hands and saw that the undressed sin-descendant girl was already well developed. He looked up and down and asked: "You two are both Junko, right?"
The girl who handed the fruit trembled slightly, bit her lip gently, and nodded with difficulty.
"Very good, I'll be happy later."
With that said, Mai reached out and grabbed it.
The girl trembled, but did not dare to resist at all, with great sadness in her eyes.
But as a sin descendant...how could she dare to resist?
At this moment, a mechanical sound sounded from behind the monitor.
"The fleet has arrived at the scheduled location and is in line for the jump."
Mai took back her hand and looked at the screen.
I saw that his fleet had been lined up in a row, preparing to enter the wormhole.
He reached out and tapped on the monitor.
"The MX78 ship is preparing to jump."
"MX78 ship signal lost."
"Repeat, the MX78 ship signal is lost."
In shock, Mai straightened up instantly!
(End of chapter)
