Necromancer, but pre-collapse civilization

　Stepping forward, Eden grasped Moros's hand tightly, the strength seemingly conveying all his joy, excitement, and gratitude into that warm palm.

　"You really did it. You not only came back, but you also brought news of victory."

　Her tone carried a subtle hint of pride and self-satisfaction, a testament to her boundless trust in her beloved.

　A natural expression.

　Standing silently to the side, Mebius's gaze shifted back and forth between Moros and Vita, his eyes showing both scrutiny and understanding.

　She sighed softly, her voice revealing a subtle tenderness and relief.

　"Thank you for your hard work. Leave the rest to us."

　Sakura was the last to step forward.

　She gently grasped Moros's other hand, her pale purple eyes filled with tenderness and determination.

　"Welcome back, my hero. No matter how many difficulties lie ahead, my blade will be at your service."

　Her voice was soft yet firm, each word warming Moros's heart like a spring breeze.

　Surrounded by his five lovers, the necromancer smiled and nodded.

　"Thank you, my loved ones. With you by my side, I have the strength to overcome any difficulty..."

　The tender moments of intimacy passed quietly, and after a long while, Virvi, Alicia, Eden, Mebius, and Sakura finally released Moros from their tight embrace.

　Only then did they begin to scrutinize Vita, who had stepped onto the dock deck with the necromancer, with a look that was both cautious and curious.

　She is truly a stunning beauty.

　No wonder he was moved by her; who wouldn't be moved by such a beauty?

　But what should we do? Should we open our hearts and accept her?

　She is indeed beautiful and charming, but beneath that beauty, is she truly trustworthy?

　Exchanging complex and subtle glances, after some careful consideration, Vervi and the others quickly reached a tacit understanding.

　They were willing to give this gray-haired, red-eyed girl a chance to spend some time with her.

　During this time, they will open their hearts and have in-depth exchanges and communication with Vita to understand her inner world.

　If, through this period of communication and interaction, they can feel Vita's sincerity and be convinced that she is worthy of their trust, then these five girls, who have already developed a deep bond with Moros, will accept Vita as one of them.

　Conversely, if Vita's performance fails to convince them, they will not easily include her in their circle.

　After all, genuine feelings and trust take time to build.

　Vita herself was unaware of this.

　However, with her keen and exceptional intelligence, she was already able to vaguely perceive the subtle and delicate emotional fluctuations in the hearts of Virvi and the others.

　Therefore, facing the slightly scrutinizing gazes of Vivi and the others, Vita did not show the slightest anger. Instead, she introduced herself in a proactive and elegant manner.

　"My name is Vita—"

　The gray-haired, red-eyed girl smiled.

　"It is the sound of gently biting the lip with the teeth, and the sound of lightly flicking the teeth with the tip of the tongue."

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Chapter 907 Strengthening the Seal and Vita's Journey to the Venus Colony

　After introducing Vita to the five girls he was close to—Velvie, Alicia, Eden, Mebius, and Sakura—Moros opened the interdimensional portal without hesitation and returned to the solemn Level 5 Magic Guild standing in the Graveyard City.

　Although he deeply longed to spend more precious moments with his five beloved women, the magical crystal in his storage ring, which sealed the essence of the Sora, constantly reminded him of his primary task at hand.

　The necromancer knew that if he were to carelessly allow the creature he had painstakingly sealed away to escape, the consequences would be unimaginable.

　Deep down, Moros knew very well that the success in sealing this high-dimensional plant was partly due to luck.

　If So had not misjudged His strength and had not gathered all three parts of His true form together, he would never have been able to seal Him in the "sea" of the quantum sea.

　After the harrowing battle with So, the necromancer realized that as long as one part of So's true form was not sealed, even if the other two parts were firmly trapped, this high-dimensional plant could still use some unknown method to cause the two sealed parts to self-destruct, thus escaping its constraints.

　In the vast and boundless realm of the Sea of ​​Quanta, how can one find the deliberately concealed Sora?

　Even though Moros is now a genuine demigod ultimate spellcaster and has condensed [weak divinity], he still doesn't have this kind of confidence.

　Once the seal is broken and he fails to prepare other countermeasures in time, capturing this high-dimensional plant again will become an impossible task.

　Such an outcome, for

　For a necromancer, this is absolutely unacceptable.

　Therefore, despite his deep reluctance and longing for the five girls, Moros resolutely bid farewell to them and returned to the Magic Guild, devoting himself wholeheartedly to reinforcing the magical seal on the sealed So.

　"Whoo~"

　Exhaling a long breath, the gray-haired, red-eyed agent propped his profile with one hand, leaning back on the luxurious and soft leather sofa inside the shuttle.

　"Well, I guess Xiaowei barely passed this time."

　Talking to herself softly, Vita's gaze never left the thick, yellowish clouds outside the porthole.

　She knew this was only the beginning of a long journey.

　Admittedly, thanks to Morros's introduction, Vilvie and the others did not give Vita any cold treatment. On the contrary, they welcomed her with a polite yet warm attitude.

　In particular, the Herrscher lady with a smile as fragrant as a tulip, who called herself "Alicia," extended an olive branch to her in an extremely kind and friendly manner, seemingly wanting to establish a deep friendship with her.

　However, Vita was unusually clear-headed; she knew that truly integrating into Vilvie's small circle would be no easy task.

　As for why they are so determined to integrate into the group of people like Vilvie?

　As Sa's full agent, Vita's observation skills and emotional intelligence have been honed and improved through countless ups and downs.

　Witnessing the deep and warm embrace between Velvi and the others and Morros, and feeling the profound emotions that needed no words to express, gave her a more far-reaching plan.

　The beautiful agent lady would not underestimate the power of pillow talk.

　She understood that in order to gain a high enough position and enough freedom under the necromancer, she had to win the approval of Velvi and the others.

　Even if she can't become a close friend with whom she can talk about anything, she must never let them harbor the slightest hostility towards her; otherwise, her future path will be full of thorns and obstacles.

　Just as Vita was pondering how to secure a place for herself under Moros, a soft, warm light pierced through the porthole and gently fell upon her delicate face.

　"This is?"

　As if witnessing something unbelievable, an uncontrollable look of surprise appeared on the beautiful face of the gray-haired, red-eyed agent.

　It was at this moment that a mechanical female voice, devoid of any emotion, echoed clearly and coldly inside the shuttle.

　"Dear passengers, shuttle number 35 will arrive at its destination in ten minutes. Please prepare to disembark."

　Gently brushing aside a stray strand of gray hair, Vita's crimson eyes sparkled with a mixture of curiosity and excitement.

　"Is this the colony that the necromancer built on this planet?"

　Through the porthole made of high-strength composite glass beside her, the agent saw the huge balloon city in front of the shuttle.

　As the final embodiment of the Venus colony project jointly planned by Moros, Velvi, and Mebius, these balloon cities are undoubtedly works of art that perfectly blend magic and Honkai energy technology.

　They are made of a special material that is both lightweight and tough, making them able to easily withstand the harsh atmosphere and raging thunderstorms of Venus.

　However, under normal circumstances, no balloon city would use armor and structure to withstand such a harsh natural environment.

　While such an approach is technically feasible, no balloon city would be inclined to adopt such a foolish approach given the availability of more efficient and suitable Honkai energy shields as an option.

　Witnessing the shuttle pass through the dark blue magic shield and the purple Honkai energy shield in succession, Vita stood up gracefully and carefully straightened her clothes.

　“Venus, Frisha…the past is irrelevant to me, or…the future is more anticipated.”

　With a murmur, she took firm steps toward the direction of the shuttle cabin door, embarking on her own journey of exploration.

　While Vita was busy exploring the alien colony that housed 20 people, Moros also completed the temporary reinforcement of the magic crystal that contained the essence of So.

　This does not mean that he is unable to set up a powerful spell seal that can permanently seal Sa, but rather that due to his actual needs, a long-term seal is not the optimal choice at present.

　The necromancer was willing to go to great lengths to seal away the plant because his ultimate goal was to study this high-dimensional plant in depth and use it as an opportunity to explore the profound and mysterious underlying rules of the tree sea system.

　This objective naturally dictates that at some point in the future, he will need to break the seal and release the Suo.

　After all, the depth and breadth of research and analysis that can be conducted through the magical seal are far from meeting his actual needs for exploring the mysteries of the Tree Sea system.

　Given this situation, setting the sealing time limit too long at this moment would undoubtedly harm one's future.

　This will add unnecessary trouble to the research process.

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Chapter 908 Research and Vita's Amazement

　After completing the temporary sealing and reinforcement of the magic crystal containing the essence of So, Moros did not rush to leave the spell laboratory where he was.

　This was certainly not because he didn't want to spend quality time with Vilvie and the others, but because he knew that every effort he made now was for the sake of sharing beautiful moments with his five lovers for a longer and more stable future.

　The fierce battle with Saha that had just concluded in the Sea of ​​Quanta, though he ultimately emerged victorious, served as a stark reminder of his past—

　Before he ignites the divine fire, raises the divine throne, and ascends to the divine position, he does not have enough leisure to enjoy the comforts of life.

　Even someone like Suza, who could be easily defeated by the Herrscher of the End after embracing the Cocoon of the End, made it so difficult for him to fight. One can imagine how presumptuous it would be to face the Cocoon of the End that has sealed off the entire solar system.

　As a typical necromancer of the Necropolis faction, Moros would never entrust his safety to the "goodwill" of the Cocoon of the End.

　Although he didn't understand why the Cocoon of the End, lurking in the strange space filled with Honkai energy on the far side of the moon, hadn't yet unleashed a new round of Honkai judgment on the Venus colony he, Velvet, and Mebius had jointly established, his sense of urgency hadn't diminished in the slightest.

　To date, more than three thousand balloon cities have been found floating in Venus's atmosphere.

　Based on the standard that each balloon city can accommodate 200,000 people, there are already 600 million people living in Venus's atmosphere.

　With a population of around 600 million, plus the industrial and agricultural production capacity provided by the balloon city, the resulting output has even caught up with the industrial and agricultural production capacity of the Mu Continent during the most glorious period of the previous civilization.

　Even though these people were originally artificial humans born in artificial wombs, they can now be considered a true civilization.

　Given the cycles of civilization that the Cocoon of the End has undergone over the incredibly long past, Moros wouldn't be surprised if a Honkai calamity were to erupt in the Venus colony at any time.

　Under these circumstances, he naturally needed to race against time and complete the great task of ascending to the divine realm as soon as possible.

　Vervi and the others were well aware of this.

　The necromancer is always honest with his five lovers and will not hide anything from them, to the best of his ability.

　Therefore, Vilvi, Alicia, Eden, Mebius, and Sakura, who are aware of the current situation, will not complain about his current busyness.

　On the contrary, after learning that he was so busy to protect their beautiful life together, Moros's five lovers expressed their full understanding and support.

　This is also the key reason why he was able to make this decision.

　Another direct trigger for his decision was that the more than 30 million alien guard corpses were gradually disintegrating into [Star Core Remnants].

　Admittedly, the Alien Guardians are biological weapons created by Sa, but in terms of the material structure that makes up their bodies, they are closer to silicon-based life forms like Honkai Beasts than carbon-based life forms like humans.

　In addition, as biological weapons, they naturally possess the self-decomposition characteristic to conceal their abilities. Within a few hours of the alien guards' death, their intact corpses will disintegrate into [Star Core Remains].

　In order to prevent the more than 30 million alien guard corpses from disintegrating into [Star Core Remnants], Moros naturally needed to process these alien guard corpses to a certain extent.

　However, this doesn't require him to spend too much effort.

　With the help of the elemental pool in the Level 5 Magic Guild, the necromancer set up a huge six-pointed star magic circle outside the city walls of the cemetery city.

　This magic circle has a very simple function: to generate a field where the flow of time is extremely slow, thereby delaying the disintegration process of the alien guardian's remains.

　According to Moros's calculations, as long as the remains of those alien guards are thrown into the range of this six-pointed star array, their fate of quickly disintegrating and turning into [star cores] will be miraculously temporarily halted.

　As he had predicted, the process of the alien guards' corpses being thrown into the magic array's range by the undead soldiers came to an abrupt halt.

　Upon witnessing this scene, the necromancer breathed a sigh of relief, but also became deeply interested in the strange phenomena that unfolded during the process.

　He wanted to know how So created these biological weapons and how it cleverly designed them to disintegrate into [Star Cores] after they were killed in battle.

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　Moros didn't value the combat capabilities of the Alien Guardians themselves, despite the presence of the undead legions and the death fleet.

　However, he knew that the secrets and value hidden behind this research project far exceeded the scope of mere combat power.

　He believes that by studying this process, he will be able to unveil a corner of the mystery of Sona, glimpse some of its unknown details and truths, and thus lay a solid foundation for a more comprehensive and in-depth study of this high-dimensional plant.

　Just as Moros was immersed in his research on the alien garrison, Vita also successfully concluded her exploration of the alien colony, which housed 200,000 residents.

　"Wow, this has really broadened my horizons and amazed me."

　With a soft sigh, the gray-haired, red-eyed agent gracefully extended her finger and gently twirled her strange weapon, named [Feathered Sky].

　Recalling the awe she felt upon first seeing the Kingfisher-class light cruiser, which had a long axis of 1170 meters and a total mass of 90 tons, Vita once again expressed her sincere admiration for the remarkable achievements of the necromancer's forces in the field of industrial manufacturing.