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

"Now that most of the known issues in the universe have been resolved, it's time to consider the future."

Inside the Shadow Galaxy, in the conference room of the Sword of Judgment.

Glenn, seated at the head of the table, looked down at the crowd and spoke.

After successfully leading Keisha and the others out of the alternate dimension, Glenn witnessed the collapse of that space and, without lingering, led everyone back to the Shadow Galaxy.

I originally intended to show everyone how different the known universe is from the true void.

Unexpectedly, things backfired; they became a burden, and he himself almost crashed.

After this battle, Glenn had no choice but to retract his previous arrogance.

It's always best to be cautious when dealing with enemies.

Fortunately, he was able to maintain order and prevent the enemy from gaining the upper hand, thus avoiding a tragedy.

However, Glenn now clearly understands how vulnerable the known universe will be when facing the true void in the future.

Keisha and the others are probably aware of this as well.

Although Pangu Fortress still holds some deterrent power, there's no telling when an even stronger expert than Venerable Zhutian might make a move.

At that time, the known universe will be filled with despair.

Glenn couldn't even guarantee that he would survive in the future.

Therefore, the previous strategy needs to be completely changed. Defeat the Void is out of the question, and we can only rely on ourselves to find a way.

Therefore, a journey to the void is necessary.

Working in isolation is ultimately unrealistic.

Only by witnessing it firsthand can one truly understand the difference between them and the void.

"Tell me! What do you want to do?"

Beside Glenn, Keisha sat upright, her hands clasped on the table, looking at Glenn with a solemn expression.

Upon hearing this, the others also turned their attention to Glenn, wanting to hear his thoughts.

Now, he is the only one who can change the future of the known universe.

Looking around, and under the unwavering gaze of everyone, Glenn straightened his back and said earnestly:

"The general plan will proceed as before, aiming to repair Pangu Fortress in the shortest possible time. Meanwhile, all matters in the Shadow System will be coordinated by Keisha and Bianca, with Number One assisting from the side."

If He Xi has time, she can participate in the next research and development work, try to organize the content that I discussed with you in detail, and try to implement it.

Although the angels and demons have temporarily reconciled due to changes in the situation, the long-standing conflict is not so easy to resolve.

Hopefully, Yan and Liangbing can handle this matter in the coming days.

Don't cause me any trouble for at least the next thousand years.

During this period, the Shadow Knights, along with angels and demons, assisted the various civilizations in stabilizing the chaotic situation in the known universe as quickly as possible.

I need to stabilize the rear before the void descends. I don't want to have to worry about someone sabotaging me from the rear when the war breaks out.

As for the rest, let them focus on developing themselves first! They should strive to improve their strength as much as possible, at least to the point of being able to protect themselves.

Having gone through a series of events, you've probably come to understand your own shortcomings to some extent.

Alright, while the future is beyond our control, please believe that the known universe will not be trampled upon by others at will.

Glenn gestured, and after no one raised any objections, the group left the meeting hall one after another.

Their work is not yet finished; they must speed things up.

The remaining women showed no sign of getting up to leave, as if they were about to have a secret meeting.

This includes Keisha, He Xi, Liang Bing, Yan, as well as Bianca and Number One.

Glenn had informed them long before.

Keisha had already roughly guessed what Glenn was going to say, but she still wanted to hear the specifics.

Seeing that only a few of them remained, Keisha spoke first:

"Must go?"

"Yes! We absolutely have to go!"

Glenn replied firmly.

"Okay! I'll go too!"

Upon receiving this reply, Keisha firmly stated her position.

"no!"

Although having a female companion would be nice, Ge Lun still declined.

No one knows what the true void is like, let alone how much attention the myriad races of the void pay to this universe!

Under such circumstances, Glenn couldn't even guarantee his own safety, so how could he allow Keisha to go?

The simulated void environment previously created by the Void race had a profound impact on Glenn.

To put it bluntly, if Keisha were to actually go to the Void, she might actually become a burden.

Consider this: why is there so little known about the void since the birth of the known universe? And why are only those old beings who have assimilated into the universe allowed to travel to the void?

If possible, why don't those old guys set up the battlefield outside the void? Compared to the scale of the entire universe, it would be much easier than them guarding it alone.

The meaning behind this is crystal clear.

Upon hearing Glenn's second and stern refusal, Keisha fell silent, her face showing displeasure, like a sulking young wife.

The others watched the two of them talking back and forth, completely baffled.

What's going on? What are they saying?

Why can't I understand?

The others kept shifting their gazes between the two, trying to discern something.

Finally, Liang Bing, that carefree guy, spoke first and asked:

"Hey, what are you two talking about? Say something we can understand."

Keisha glanced at her sister who was asking the question, and said with a light, sarcastic tone:

"This guy plans to personally go into the void to gather intelligence!"

Upon hearing this, the women did not show any surprise; instead, they looked at Glenn with some interest.

It's as if they're asking, "When are you leaving?"

But Keisha's next sentence made the goddesses' expressions change, and they looked unwilling.

"Don't overthink it. He's going alone. He won't take you with him. We'd just be a burden."

As he spoke, he added fuel to the fire with a further comment.

Immediately, the women glared at Glenn with hostility, their eyes seeming to say:

"Great! Going out of space, such a big thing, why didn't you tell us earlier? And you didn't even take us with you. More importantly, you said we were a burden. Although that's true, it makes a difference when you say it out loud."

Of course, this doesn't include Bianca. In her mind, the boss is everything, and all she needs to do is obey.

As for these female bosses, and the angels who might become female bosses, she didn't care at all.

This is something the boss should worry about; what does it have to do with her?

Number One also had a gossipy look on his face, and even planned to write a million-word personal love history for Glenn.

Let's call it "A Man's Love and Hate with Several Women"

Glancing at Keisha, that meddlesome woman, Glenn, without batting an eye, addressed the angels:

"The void is not the known universe, and even I have to be extremely careful about the dangers within it. Moreover, the known universe cannot function without your coordination. If you all come with me to the void, what will happen here? You must know that this is our base camp."

In short, what you women are doing, not staying home and going out to cause trouble?

Don't you know the traditional saying that men should be responsible for external affairs and women for internal affairs?

So, after Glenn's repeated persuasion, the girls finally gave up the idea of ​​going together.

After arranging numerous matters and granting Bianca and Number One considerable authority, this supposedly serious secret meeting ended hastily.

Nothing more was said that night. After a long and tiring night, Glenn satisfied the women and left without saying goodbye early in the morning.

Before heading into the void, there were some things he needed to resolve himself.