Wang Xiaocao's Fast Travel

"Are you still worried about the psychic?" As expected of childhood friends, Lacey knew what Kuru was thinking as soon as she saw his expression.

"How about we just do something big?" Lacey thought for a moment and suddenly had a good idea.

"What do you mean?" Kuru finally responded. His childhood sweetheart had a lot of ideas, and maybe he could solve his problem.

"Everyone knows that when you are in danger, your supernatural potential will be stimulated."

"It's time for the people on Earth to experience the so-called alien invasion." Lacey said with a smile. Although the technology on Earth is useless, their entertainment activities are still quite rich. Just like some movies, the imagination in them is not too big, which is very interesting.

Earthlings have long imagined the existence of aliens, and have even made many movies about aliens coming to Earth. So it's not too much for it to learn from them.

"What do you mean?" Kuru looked at him in surprise, not knowing what he was thinking.

"That's what I mean." Lacey nodded. If they were going to do something, they had to do it on a big scale. It was time to let these earthlings experience what it was like to have the end of the world.

Kuru frowned and questioned for the first time. "Have you forgotten the covenant of the Interstellar Alliance?"

There is a provision in the Interstellar Alliance's covenant: advanced civilizations are not allowed to initiate wars against lower civilizations, and are prohibited from slaughtering intelligent life forms and committing acts of genocide. Anyone who acts recklessly and disregards life will be sanctioned by the Interstellar Alliance and permanently imprisoned in an interstellar prison as a warning to others.

"Kulu, this planet has long been shielded by us. Besides, even for us, it was only by chance that we came here."

"Did anyone know about this planet before? No one."

"Besides, I don't intend to do anything like genocide." Lacey spread her hands and said innocently.

He's not cruel enough to exterminate an entire race, okay?

"What do you want to do?" As soon as these words came out, Kuru's attitude had already made everything clear.

"There are only two kinds of doomsday: natural disasters and man-made disasters. I see zombies are quite popular among people on Earth. Why don't you study some of them?" Lacey recently watched "The Walking Dead" and was inspired by this.

However, its proposal was quickly rejected by Kuru.

"No, that's disgusting."

"Uh... that's true." Lacey thought about the zombies and nodded in agreement. "How about some natural disasters?"

"Forget it, forget it. I think this planet is already short of resources. If something goes wrong, it will be bad." Soon, Lacey rejected this idea. If something really went wrong on Earth, these people would blame it. When it thought of these hungry Earthlings asking it to be responsible, it couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat.

After much deliberation, it finally set its sights on Tam Star's latest high-tech research - virtual gaming space.

The virtual game space can build a new world based on real scenes or drawings, and the controller can also add different elements and settings at any time, just like the hand of God.

It can create a world exactly like the Earth, then add apocalyptic elements, and then put all the people on Earth into it... Perfect! From this point of view, it is simply too perfect. Of course, if you die in the virtual world, you will really die.

If it's just a small fight, it's not its style.

Fortunately, its childhood friend Kuru likes to collect all kinds of high-tech things, which have been gathering dust for a long time. Today, it finally has a place to use them.

"Kulu, I have a good idea!" Lacey looked at it with a smile. No, to be more precise, she was looking at the space twister on its waist.

"What are you planning?" Kuru reacted quickly. His space was very large, and it was full of his treasures. He had this expression every time Lacey planned to take advantage of his treasures. He was used to it.

"Is the virtual game space still there? Lend it to me." Lacey asked flatteringly.

Kuru reluctantly pulled off the space twist and threw it to it. Every time it did this, all of its treasures would be borrowed by Lacey. "Here, take it easy this time and don't lose it again, understand?"

"I understand, I understand, I understand."

"I'm doing this for the smooth progress of your research." Lacey assured as she skillfully searched for something on the space button.

While chatting and laughing, the fate of the people on Earth was clearly arranged by them. It can only be said that in the face of strength, those who lag behind have no choice.