Captain, your ship has exploded again.

The meeting concluded with a period of division among the nations. Japan had a large number of warships and supplies on other space bases, including those for technological manufacturing and biochemical research. Indeed, when the nations seized the assets, they discovered that the Japanese were researching biochemical viruses.

Although every country is studying this in private, Japan is an exception. It's like freedom—normal people can have it, but prisoners in jail can't.

After a fierce struggle, the frontline troops were taken over by China, while the Mars base was divided between the US and Germany.

The moon was divided between the British and the French, while the Japanese territory on Earth was enclosed by China, with the benefits shared among the five nations.

With this, Japan became a thing of the past. The five permanent members of the UN Security Council sent troops under the guise of peacekeeping and stability to begin dividing up all the remaining value. According to the agreement, all Japanese-related personnel, regardless of wealth or status, would be imprisoned on the island, and air and ferry services would be completely controlled.

Zhang Xun also decisively dispatched more than 30 hastily assembled functional ships to begin constructing a blockade wall using the radioactive soil from the Northern Pirates, starting with interception and construction from the western side.

After the meeting of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, Zhang Xun was immediately drawn into the China Conference.

The top leader looked at Zhang Xun with interest and said, "Director Li told me you had something to discuss with us?"

To say that Zhang Xun wasn't nervous at this moment would be a lie, since what he was about to say concerned the continuation of Chinese civilization.

"Yes, sir, I won't beat around the bush. What I want to talk about is the Shenzhen Airlines immigration issue."

Both Number 1 and Number 2 have considered this matter, and the technology of the civilization that Zhang Xun plundered is enough to support the plan. However, acting rashly will lead to an attack from other countries on Earth. After all, if one of the grasshoppers on the same rope tries to run away, the other grasshoppers will not stand by and watch.

Number 2 frowned and said, "But recently, none of the locations have been able to escape the interstellar civilization."

"So I plan to send a deep space probe to explore from 100 light-years away, using the continuous jump engine obtained from Marvel. However, since carbon-based life forms are not suitable for continuous jumps, we can only use the optical computer equipped with Jarvis to go there first."

This behavior is almost like entrusting one's safety to artificial intelligence. After all, the probe has the ability to make continuous jumps, and the returned signals are directional, which could easily attract a higher civilization to find the solar system.

Li Guanxiang, who was standing next to him, asked, "How safe and reliable is it?"

Zhang Xun looked at the three people in front of him and said, "Less than 30%! After all, the plan relies entirely on the artificial intelligence Jarvis, but if we only rely on the information from current astronomical observations, the danger will be even greater."

The solar system has not yet been fully exposed to extraterrestrials. The three interstellar races transformed by the Guiwu civilization were generated through fully automated detection. The universe is so vast that hundreds of such races appear every day. Whether the Guiwu civilization has even seen them is another matter.

Number 1 took out another paper plan, on which Zhang Xun could see the United Nations logo.

The two leaders also generously showed Zhang Xun the cover; it seemed that other countries were more pessimistic about the 'Final Defense Circle Plan of the Solar System'.

However, due to insufficient deep space colonization technology, they adopted a passive defense approach.

Number 1 waved the document and said, "If we use the solar system as a price to launch a full-scale exploration, what are the chances of successfully executing the migration plan?"

This guy is ruthless enough. In order for the continuation of the Chinese civilization, he plans to increase the risk of exposing the location of the solar system to ensure the execution of the migration plan.

"Theoretically speaking, as long as you are lucky enough to find a suitable planet, migration is quite feasible. I once built a giant colony ship in the Gundam universe. It can carry people and ensure survival, and has a certain degree of self-defense capability, but it is quite large and consumes a lot of resources."

Zhang Xun's concerns were not unfounded. Everyone present understood that if someone could leave unscathed in a moment of despair, that person would definitely be attacked by the crowd.

However, if we directly share the plans and technology with other countries, whose populations are smaller than China's, they will quickly leave the solar system.

Finger #1 tapped the table, weighing the pros and cons, and finally made up his mind: "Unite all the countries on Earth, first establish a solar system defense perimeter, and at the same time secretly build a giant colony ship in the Kobo Belt. Once we can relocate the entire population of each country, we can share the colony ship technology."

The No. 2 leader added: "We can transfer supplies and important cultural relics under the pretense of providing supplies to the front line. If there are any surplus underground historical sites, we can use warships to dig them out and take them away in their entirety."

Seeing that the two leaders were planning to flee with the land, Zhang Xun immediately stopped them, saying, "A retreat is predicated on being discovered. If we're lucky, we won't need to dig our way out."

Zhang Xun's words made some sense, but the necessary preparations were still necessary. Number 1 and Number 2 began to discuss the worst-case scenario.

Listening to their conversation, Zhang Xun kept wiping his sweat. According to them, Zhang Xun felt that carrying out the Wandering Earth plan was more reliable, and he really wanted to pack everything up and take it with him.

After confirming that everything was alright, Li Guanxiang and Zhang Xun ended the video call and walked out of the conference room. At this time, Natal and the others who were waiting outside were extremely anxious, after all, the meeting had been going on all day and no one had come out.

Seeing Zhang Xun come out of the conference room, Natal walked up to him worriedly and asked, "How did it go?"

Zhang Xun said casually, "It's alright! Japanese chickens are history now. If nothing unexpected happens, there might not even be any people left in ten years."

Wang Ge walked over and patted Zhang Xun on the shoulder, saying, "Damn it, we lost out! How many times did we circle around the warship to flatten Tokyo! Sun Hui came out vomiting and lost weight! Huang Hong still can't stand up, he gets dizzy as soon as he stands up. But let me ask you, are you sure they agreed to the plan you sent?"

Zhang Xun nodded affirmatively and said, "The functional ships have already flown over, how could it be fake?"

Wang Ge shuddered and said, "Holy crap! That's ruthless! I think that soon our Japanese home will be teeming with Godzillas. Your plan is basically raising a venomous insect. Enclose it and expose it to radiation 24 hours a day. It would be a miracle if it didn't mutate."

"They've done nuclear wastewater discharge before, so this is a complete package for them. There's an isolation layer outside the wall, all radiation is directed inward, and the warning equipment won't let a single cloud out. They'll never have typhoon weather again. Where else on Earth can you find a national-level shield?"

After reassuring the team members, he looked at Zhao Wanyang and asked, "When will the battleship upgrade blueprints be available?"

Zhao Wanyang pushed up her goggles and said, "We're already working overtime to finish it, but even if the blueprints come out, there will still be a lot of problems without testing."

"It's alright! I'll conduct construction tests in the mission universe. If there are no problems, I plan to bring a fleet back from the mission universe."

The following day, a meeting was held in the recruitment base's conference room for all members of Zhang Xun's team.

Zhang Xun looked at everyone and said, "I've been thinking about this for a long time. For our next mission, we plan to enter Star Trek. Right now, our warships have obvious weaknesses. We lack escape and attack methods. Last time we fought Thanos, if Odin hadn't arrived in time, our team might have been wiped out in the Marvel Universe."

Wang Ge listened to Zhang Xun's words thoughtfully and asked, "You didn't gather everyone here just to say this, did you?"

"Yes, I learned from the system that team members can call for help from each other. So in the next universe, I plan to have the team split up to acquire resources, and then regroup after the new warship has been tested. After all, being together with me in the next universe might not be very efficient."

This decision left the squad members somewhat silent. Having a fleet and not having a fleet are two different things. While other factions may seem strong, the Captain faction is more suitable in terms of resource plundering and technology acquisition. While other factions are still struggling to acquire a single technology, the Captain faction has already begun plundering planets.

Seeing that everyone was reluctant to separate, Zhang Xun said, "Don't worry, there's only one world. Besides, I'll cover for you all."