Interstellar greening master

C74

Even a little dormouse had the courage and audacity to speak words of protection for everyone, and suddenly, Liu Po felt that his previous timidity was unnecessary. “Mr. Gu Langu, would you consider cooperation? While cultivation can provide us with means of survival, it might not be enough to truly endure the Era of Apocalypse. If Cang Zhan Star is destroyed, no amount of food could help.”

Gu Langu was currently enjoying Shu Shuishui’s comforting head pats. Upon hearing this, he shifted his gaze onto Liu Po, signaling him to continue.

“Mr. Gu Langu, have you considered that the Era of Apocalypse might not only affect Cang Zhan Star, but perhaps the entire Cang Star System?” Liu Po dropped another bombshell.

This time, Shu Shuishui’s little paw that was patting stopped in mid-air. Even though he hadn’t experienced the so-called Era of Apocalypse, he understood the concept of a star system. If the entire star system was affected by the Era of Apocalypse, could he truly protect Gu Gu? Shu Shuishui instinctively perked up his tiny ears, listening attentively.

Cheng Que beside them showed a hint of surprise. He hadn’t explicitly discussed this matter with Liu Po, but he had hinted at it and guided toward it. He didn’t expect Liu Po to actually pick up on it.

“Numerous planets entering the final stage of the apocalypse is already an abnormal phenomenon itself. I also doubt that Xian Ge Galaxy would simply halt its actions. Wars tend to come unexpectedly. Furthermore, up until now, the Galactic Alliance hasn’t deciphered the cause of the appearance of mutant creatures. If this continues, mutant creatures will inevitably continue to spread. After all, mutants aren’t restricted to just one planet like Cang Zhan Star…”

Liu Po methodically listed each known discovery, and each piece of information seemed to provide a hint, suggesting that the problem extended beyond just Cang Zhan Star and encompassed the entire Canghai Galaxy.

“This feeling is strange, but I do think that these pieces of information are hinting at something larger, beyond just Cang Zhan Star.” Liu Po’s expression showed a mix of confusion.

Everyone could understand. As the leader of a base, Liu Po probably hadn’t relied on his intuition for a long time.

“If that’s the case, what options do we have? Escape from Cang Zhan Star, find a planet without the apocalypse, and settle there?” Yu Jin’s thoughts were evidently the subconscious first response for most people.

However, this idea was too difficult. Firstly, their resources wouldn’t support an escape from Cang Zhan Star. Secondly, the Galactic Alliance would likely be searching for such planets nearby, and most habitable planets were already registered. In case of conflict, the consequences would be unimaginable. Lastly, if it truly was the Era of Apocalypse for the entire star system, such rare planets would be overflowing with populations, and exiles like them wouldn’t have the qualifications to settle in.

“How about interstellar migration?” Xie Feng suggested. Interstellar migration involved abandoning the Canghai Galaxy, boarding a spaceship, and flying into the unknown cosmos. They might never find a safe landing point in their lifetimes, or they might, fortunately, discover a planet to settle on.

“But first, we’d need a spaceship, one that can elude pursuit by the Galactic Alliance, and at the very least, escape from the Canghai Galaxy,” Liu Du pointed out, underscoring how challenging this condition was. Let alone a spaceship, they couldn’t even fly off Cang Zhan Star at the moment.

Liu Po had clearly pondered these possibilities countless times. “I’ve thought of many approaches, and almost all of them rely on technology. The reason Cang Zhan Star is classified as a desolate planet is that the existing resources on the planet absolutely can’t support the construction of extraterrestrial objects. If we can’t fly out of Cang Zhan Star, everything is just talk. And currently, we have only one means to acquire extraterrestrial resources, which is through the simulator.”