The game is about becoming a god, starting with the rampage of Hua Ye.

In this day and age, technological products like star fortresses are merely concepts.

Even the ancient Shenhe civilization never possessed such a thing, partly because it was too difficult to build, and partly because it was unnecessary.

The current era favors individual heroism, and overly bulky weaponry is not suitable for this time.

But being impractical doesn't mean it's weak! The main problem is that its construction and time costs are simply unpredictable. With that kind of time and resources, how many more super soldiers could a civilization produce?

In this era where gods are nuclear weapons, a civilization possessing several or even a dozen powerful super soldiers can dominate the entire universe.

It should be noted that both the former Shenhe civilization and the current Angel civilization possessed only a handful of super warriors who could be called gods.

One can imagine how enormous the cost of building a star fortress must be.

But now, Pangu is offering him a star fortress comparable to a planet. It would be strange if Glenn wasn't dumbfounded.

Although it's still unfinished, it's still a rare and precious achievement!

After thinking for a long time, Glenn finally spoke calmly:

"Why should I give it to you? I don't think I'm at the point where you'd be so open with your hearts. Even if I knew what my future held, I wouldn't think this way."

Pangu did not immediately answer Glenn's question. He looked up at the sky, as if gazing at something, and finally murmured:

"How many years do you think we've been fighting for this universe? Tens of thousands, millions, or hundreds of millions of years? I don't even know, because it's been so long that I've lost my sense of time."

And how many beings like you do you think we've searched for? A few? Dozens or hundreds? I can't even remember.

They either died on their journey of growth, or on the battlefield of the void, and some even retreated when faced with those beings.

For this, we have annihilated countless beings like ourselves, and paid an immeasurable price!

Despite these repeated failures, we have never given up, because if we give up, it is the same as the entire universe giving up. I don't need to say what will happen to the beings in that universe!

After enduring this for an unknown period of time, and with the arrival of us in space, we changed our strategy. Instead of choosing a chosen one from our own universe, we paid a heavy price to summon a being different from those in our universe.

Such actions ultimately caused most of our comrades to fall into a state of unconsciousness, including many of the patriarchs of the Pangu civilization, leaving only me to struggle to support the Pangu civilization.

This also caused some flaws in the defenses of the void battlefield, allowing some things that did not belong to this universe to infiltrate, which led to the scene of space warning you.

Therefore, your existence is our hope and the hope of the universe itself, because you are the last one, and your success or failure is the success or failure of the universe.

You are about to accomplish what we cannot; this is the will of the universe.

"Now you should understand how important you are to us! Don't even mention giving you a star fortress; if the Pangu civilization still existed, I'd want you to be our next patriarch."

Pangu's words made Glenn fully understand the cause and effect of his coming to this universe. He himself did not know that he would have such a great mission and responsibility. It seems that his mission is even heavier than he thought.

Although it was a heavy feeling, Glenn felt exceptionally clear-headed. The road ahead became clear again. He knew that he was on the right path and that he just needed to keep going.

As for whether we will live or die in the future, let time prove it!

Now that things have come to this, it would be foolish for him not to accept it! That's a star fortress! It's not the same thing as the star carrier he's been building.

"Alright, in that case, I'll accept your gift."

"Don't worry, no matter how long it takes, I'll do my best to complete the final construction of Pangu Fortress. But you have to tell me exactly how to assemble it! And what stage of completion it's at—I need to find out!"

If it's just an outer shell, it's better not to have it at all; the sheer scale of the project is terrifying.

"Of course, otherwise why would I have specifically led you here? Did you see the characters and patterns on the Azure Sky Stele?"

"I see, isn't that some history of the Pangu civilization? As for those dazzling patterns, I haven't examined them closely yet!"

Glenn answered honestly that he was quite interested in those shimmering symbols.

Hearing Glenn say this, Pangu didn't keep him in suspense and explained directly:

"It is indeed some history of the Pangu civilization, but it is more of an encrypted data key, and those patterns can also be considered a kind of alternative authentication process."

To put it another way, you might understand: think of Pangu Fortress as a computer on Earth, and opening the terminal port requires the input and update of a key or password.

And this Heavenly Stele, you can think of it as a USB flash drive. Once it's inserted, the computer automatically boots up and unlocks the contents. Do you understand now?

"understood!"

Glenn replied instantly, "Don't you understand? Then what's the point of watching great movies? I've done this before."

At the same time, I couldn't help but complain in my heart:

"You haven't been spying on my memories, have you?! What USB drive? I don't know anything about it."

Despite the complaints, I did gain a basic understanding of Pangu Fortress, which gave me a general idea of ​​what it was like!

Then, as if remembering something, Glenn asked in confusion:

"You just put this so-called 'USB drive' here and blatantly recorded the key information on it. Aren't you afraid someone will beat you to it?"

"Get there first? Without my permission, it's just a hard rock. What's there to be afraid of?"

This is the first time Pangu has shown a disdainful tone, which shows that he highly approves of his own technology.

"Oh! That's it!"

Glenn suddenly realized.

Then Glenn added:

"In that case, how do you plan to hand it over to me?"

"What else can I give it to you? It's right here. Just take it yourself. I'll give you the permissions. You can do it yourself. I don't have time to mess around with you."

Pangu said matter-of-factly, and then, to Glenn's astonishment, a wisp of spiritual energy from the Heavenly Stele rippled out, and as it covered Glenn, it imprinted a mark on his mind. Perhaps this was the authority that Pangu was talking about!

Glenn then understood how to use it; it was simple and straightforward.

If it's that simple, why has this guy been rambling on for so long? Why not just give it to me directly instead of leaving me here to waste time chatting with him?

After relinquishing the permissions that had been kept, Pangu seemed to have a weight lifted from his shoulders, his tone unusually relaxed. He then said no more and bid farewell to Glenn, as if that was all His purpose.

"Alright, I've given you the things, and I don't have much time left, so I should head back."

I look forward to our next meeting on the Void Battlefield. At that time, I will show you what a fighting nation truly is.

Before Glenn could say a word of farewell, His figure slowly vanished from the Heavenly Stele.

Gazing at the vanishing Pangu, Glenn couldn't help but sigh:

"Looking forward to seeing you all again, it won't be long, it will be soon."

At that moment, Number One's voice rang out.

"Boss, what's that shadow on the stone tablet?"

Glenn's communication with Pangu was on a spiritual level, so Number One was unaware of what had happened to Glenn during this time.

Glenn didn't hide anything and said directly:

"Oh! A friend destined to be a comrade-in-arms, He is Pangu."

"Pangu?"

Number One muttered something in confusion, then looked at the Heavenly Stele again, as if he understood something.

Glenn ignored Number One's doubts and went straight to the Azure Sky Stele.

At this moment, Number Two and the others returned to normal and stood behind Glenn again.

Looking at the towering monument reaching into the sky, Glenn did not hesitate and reached out a hand to press it down.

The cold touch jolted Glenn awake, and at the same time, the imprint in his mind began to emanate a wave.

A voice suddenly rang out:

"First-level access granted, key access initiated."

"boom!"

The enormous Heavenly Stele trembled at that moment and slowly sank into the mountain.

Glenn, carrying Number Two and the others, flew away from there and quietly observed from the air.