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

The next day, the sun shone brightly, and I was in a good mood.

Although it's not the real sun, the simulated feeling inside the super-large celestial flagship is exactly the same as the real one, with no difference whatsoever.

At dawn, the sun shone into the room, its warm light shining directly on Glenn's face, illuminating his unshaven features.

Glenn would take off his mask whenever no one was around; wearing it all day wouldn't be comfortable, would it?

Since arriving here, Glenn has done nothing but study, not wanting to waste a single moment. After all, time is precious to him. More than half of the time has passed since his return. Although the plan has made significant progress, even Glenn doesn't know if he can achieve perfection in the remaining time.

However, Glenn didn't get up early today, which was unusual, because he made contact with the angelic civilization he hadn't seen for a thousand years yesterday, which made Glenn relax a lot. One problem was solved, and he could proceed with the plan with peace of mind.

After lingering in bed for a while, Glenn stretched and sat up. Last night, he had a rare dream in which he did some indescribable things with Keisha and the others. The plot was so dramatic and the story so complicated that Glenn found it very novel. In particular, He Xi's involvement reminded Glenn of some unclear memories, which were vague and unclear.

But just as the plot reached its climax, Glenn suddenly woke up. Completely bewildered, Glenn looked outside, then went to the window with a regretful expression. Looking at the metropolis outside and the simulated sun-like star system above, he spat in dissatisfaction and muttered:

"You timed it perfectly, interrupting my sweet dream."

Glenn glanced back at the bed, shook his head, and gave up the idea of ​​continuing to sleep and continue the dream.

I walked to the bathroom and washed up.

After tidying up, Glenn picked up the mask next to him, put it on, and walked towards the research room where he would be studying today's project. Something important awaited him today.

As for contacting Keisha and the others again, let's wait until tonight! After all, Glenn was still reliving the scene from his dream, and he felt a little awkward chatting. Anyway, it wouldn't make a difference if he had a little more time, would it?

As Glenn moved forward, he greeted the researchers he had become acquainted with one by one. These were all potential knowledge extractors! Glenn had even consulted with several of the researchers and gained a great deal from their advice!

Although their technical knowledge wasn't the most advanced, their foundational knowledge was almost as strong as that of Karl, Principal Kieran's student. Moreover, they were easy to talk to and had time to discuss things with Glenn; knowledge knows no bounds.

In front of a research institute, Glenn stood on the flat ground and looked up. He saw nine large divine characters on the main body of the institute.

"Stellar Drive Project Research Council"

“I hope you won’t let me down!”

Glenn muttered to himself as he stepped into the research institute.

The importance of today's learning is one of the reasons why Glenn postponed contacting Keisha and the others; advanced applications of stellar-driven technology are also an important part of his future plans.

Yesterday, Carl sent not only a data package, but also an invitation—an invitation to visit a technical project. Although he didn't know why Carl would invite him, Glenn decided to come and see for himself after seeing the address.

As soon as he entered, the magnificent spherical device at the center of the interior caught his attention.

Inside the black, hollowed-out frame, a red, blazing sphere of light was churning erratically, like a tiny, fledgling star.

Such a scene had a powerful impact on Glenn's mind.

Glenn could sense the terrifying power within that tiny star; it was just like a real star.

What surprised Glenn most was that this structure and concept were a complete replica of the Judgment Sword's energy reactor, and a replica that was many times more sophisticated. Compared to it, his own masterpiece was like children playing house, utterly insignificant.

After the initial surprise, Glenn felt a surge of joy deep inside. Wasn't this exactly the effect he had come here to learn about stellar drive technology? Although it was still some distance from his perfect goal, why couldn't he achieve the desired effect with this?

"I guess I made the right choice?"

Glenn stared intently at the device before him, his mind made up. He was determined to learn this technology, even if it meant resorting to force.

Just as Glenn was outlining his plan, a young, questioning voice rang out and reached Glenn's ears.

"What's right?"

Glenn was bewildered and subconsciously turned his head to look, only to see Karl standing next to him in a white researcher's robe.

Seeing Glenn's confused look, Karl said again:

"Shadow? Why did you stop here? We've been waiting for you inside for ages!"

After Carl's reminder, Glenn realized he had been somewhat out of line and quickly replied:

"Oh! It's just that seeing what's in front of me is a bit unbelievable. I didn't expect your technology to have reached this level?"

During his stay here, Glenn deliberately let them see his shadow in order to build rapport. As for his real name, Glenn did not intend to reveal it. Although they would forget him in the future, some things that left a deep impression would still feel familiar. Better safe than sorry, it's best to be cautious.

Hearing Glenn's obvious praise, Karl's expression remained calm, but his tone carried a hint of pride, and they had the ability to be proud.

As he spoke, he glanced at what Glenn had mentioned and smiled:

"Oh! You mean this? It's a small stellar simulator."

Glenn repeated it after hearing it:

"A miniature star simulator?"

Karl didn't rush to lead Glenn into the inner area, patiently explaining:

"The miniature star simulator is the controller for simulating the internal environment of this celestial flagship, and it is also an energy extraction device. It controls our daily day-night cycle, and of course, it is also one of the energy sources for this celestial flagship."

"I see!"

Carl's explanation made Glenn understand something. The reason why sunlight during the day was so real was because it was controlled by Carl. Of course, the sunlight from a star would be real; they just came from the same source.

However, Glenn still had some questions: How exactly did that small star inside manage to do it? Was the underlying principle related to advanced applications of stellar drive technology? All of these questions made Glenn extremely eager to learn more.

But Karl clearly felt that some time had been wasted, and interrupted Glenn, saying:

"Shadow, it's getting late, let's go inside! The teacher is still waiting inside!"

Upon hearing this, Glenn quickly suppressed his urge to ask for clarification and nodded, saying:

"Alright! Let's go!"

"Ok!"

Karl quickly agreed.

Led by Glenn, they then arrived at the core area of ​​the research institute. Along the way, Glenn saw many things related to stellar energy drive. The sheer number of things made Glenn somewhat dizzy, and he wished he could stop and study them carefully.

There was no way around it; his lack of knowledge in stellar energy-driven technology was obvious to all. He had come into contact with some basic knowledge through He Xi back then, but that knowledge was not solid and lacked a lot of things, so much so that he later had to study these things behind closed doors. Without systematic learning, he could only figure out some things by trial and error, and the energy furnace of the Sword of Judgment was one of them.

Even so, he knew that he could not achieve his goal on his own with his knowledge reserves, so one of the purposes of his trip was to venture into the starry sky to find the Super God Academy composed of the remnants of the Divine River Civilization.

The Shenhe civilization, with its nearly 200,000-year history, possessed knowledge and an understanding of the universe that would allow Glenn to become a learned scholar. Only in this way could he have the confidence to succeed in his plan.

Of course, Glenn did not expect that he would unexpectedly come into contact with the Pangu civilization and inherit their legacy.

Although the knowledge within the Pangu civilization was equally vast, the changes of the times have left it with no room to be utilized.

The scarcity of materials, changes in the environment, and the evolution of the landscape are all reasons that have prevented the development of Xuanwen Technology.

Ultimately, Glenn could only develop a compatible product by combining current technology.

Fortunately, Glenn's ability to defy the law of conservation of matter enabled him to do this, and the refit of the Sword of Judgment was the best result.