Collapse, survive

He said.

Without even considering what Mebius was up to, another kind of destiny energy opened up to her. This is how dual cultivation works. Everyone should try it. Fang Jie plans to unlock even more destiny paths in the future.

He wasn't sure what the future held if he did this; perhaps, like the end, when enough pieces of the puzzle were put together to create enough pathways, he would step into a new world.

Next door, there's enough sedimentation to unlock the seven elemental forces.

"You're so generous! I'm liking you more and more."

Mebius was overjoyed and continued to plunge into the rift.

And, not just the rift.

The planetary Akasha record is an abstract concept, but the star cores give it a form and haphazardly piece together a 'monster' from it. This concept is even encompassed within a larger concept, with the clustered star cores forming a unified whole, connecting numerous spacetimes.

This power is even enough to summon the Star God back.

It's not surprising that Möbius set his sights on the most difficult topic first. After all, she's not Fang Jie. Fang Jie's level... aside from being able to understand the Black Tower, is only at the level of a scholar in a war of schools of thought.

This is already exaggerated enough; expanding upon it by one or two points would be sufficient to participate in solving the four great problems of the universe.

One of its energy sources is dominated by the now-defunct Interstellar Energy School.

The second is life, dominated by the already extinct "Perfect Evolutionary School".

The third is unification, dominated by the now-defunct "pure creationist school".

Fourthly, the future is dominated by the lingering, dying psychohistorical school.

Fang Jie had assumed that Möbius would delve into the galactic academic system through the topic of 'life,' and had prepared sufficient materials for her, courtesy of the Black Tower Space Station.

But she seemed to have her own ideas.

Let her be.

It's worth mentioning that Rin also participated in a sub-project under a similar large theme, which was also about 'life'.

The final evolutionary achievement researched by the "Perfect Evolution School" is the anti-organic virus.

That's right, an anti-organic virus developed based on the anti-organic equation.

In that masterpiece, the virus, carried by electromagnetic waves, spread rapidly across species barriers in the communication network of the perfect evolutionary school, causing organisms to distort their perception and believe themselves to be inorganic.

Cyber ​​zombies, galactic assassins, each with increased intelligence and power, their culmination is Emperor II.

This terrifying expressiveness also led the "pure creationist school" astray, ultimately causing its decline and demise.

The birth of the anti-organic virus demonstrates the ultimate evolution of viral life, so the company has maintained a secretive research and development and a strong suppression attitude towards the development of various viruses.

This is typical of companies.

It's also very Milky Way-like.

What, you're asking about the "Interstellar Energy School"?

That was the company's most important project, and it turned out well, directly leading to the interstellar energy war that took place at the same time as the Second Imperial War, bringing great surprises to the galaxy.

This school of thought, in collaboration with the company, developed the "Perpetual Motion Project," which captures the imaginary energy flowing through the universe. It is an interpretation of endless energy, but ultimately it becomes a war machine. These machines block the path between planets and stars, create permanent lunar eclipses, and seize the suns of countless civilizations.

Those planets that tried to resist the company had already exhausted all their resources to destroy the giant sails overhead, and then they were ambushed by the company's main force landing.

The protracted interstellar energy war continued even after the Imperial War ended. Fortunately, it didn't affect the homeworld of [Destruction], or perhaps it didn't; no one had time to care about the [Breeding] swarms still engulfing everything. The Corporation wasn't [Order], busy fighting wars...

Finally, after countless tragic years, the Pioneers arrived at that world and witnessed everything that happened on the planet.

Even everything involving fighting against swarms of insects that blot out the sky.

This "pioneering" from beyond the heavens may have brought light to that world, and ultimately, "destruction" emerged.

I suggest expanding the brand by renaming the box.

Calcite passed on all these wild ideas and precious settings, more authentic than unofficial history, to Möbius through the [calcite]. He was always generous to his own people.

Of course, Little March can't handle all that suffering; she's only good for being happy and making jinxes.

Xing Aizhou has already worked very hard; he shouldn't be treated like a corporate slave.

The three of us are just young and playful.

Mebius was different!

Old Deng is at the perfect age to go out and explore. Anyway, the galaxy is about to end, so he might as well take a gamble.

From now on, we'll bring Kiana out to play too, and Himeko's objections won't matter!

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Chapter 199 Toppa: Everything Dedicated to—[The Amber King]

Sun Festival, symbolizing rebirth and celebration after the end of winter, lasts for seven days and features activities such as games, homestays, and sun pancakes.

During these seven days, Belloberg's new life will be bestowed with many gifts.

Day 1: Granting Truth – “I pay my deepest respects to God, and I wish to pursue eternal truth and face the world with a true heart.”

Day Two: The Gift of the Calendar – “God has given us time so that we may follow the flow of the calendar and cherish every moment of this gift.”

Day 3: Granted Speech – “May I communicate with the world with words of wisdom and love, conveying God’s will and mercy.”

“Wait, wait a minute, I have a problem with that. Belloberg didn’t say that.”

Bronya, still in bed, raised her hand, and the old man, with his cunning, interrupted Fang Jie, mercilessly criticizing her:

"And today is only the second day at dawn."

"You talk too much. You'll know to be scared when Mebius eats you up today."

Fang Jie let that hand flaunt itself, which was also a form of sarcastic remark.

At this moment, Bronya was completely unlike her usual sorrowful appearance when she sat behind the High Warden's desk, her brows furrowed into deep ravines. Fang Jie reached out and poked her forehead, but she grabbed his hand and moved to another spot to massage it.

That's it, everyone's happy!

Refers to the shoulder.

Bronya cried out "Ouch!" and locked herself under the covers, twisting and turning, until the door was flung open by Seele, who had no expression on her face.

A long time ago, or not long ago.

When Fang Jie was attacked by her at night.

He has a bottom line!

Unable to resist Seele's lack of principles and failure to maintain her defenses, Fang Jie had no choice but to respond – Bronya had already taken such initiative, and Fang Jie was never the type to choose not to respond.

She was now completely self-righteous, watching the crisp clatter of her boot heels as Seele strode over with an expressionless face.

Hi~!

Fang Jie greeted her in a very shameless manner.

He opened his arms to welcome Seele as she strode forward, crashing headfirst into her warm embrace—right in front of Bronya—so much so that a moment of stunned surprise flashed in her beautiful silver-grey eyes as she peeked out.

"What are you looking at? How long do you plan to stay in bed? There's still a lot of work to do."

Even though Seele ran away on her own, Bronya wasn't as shameless as she was in front of Fang Jie. Her pretty face flushed slightly as she said, "There's a little rabbit."

Tools liberate manpower.

"Humph!"

But Seele didn't care; she was going to kick them out. It was her turn now.

It must be said that they grasped the correct way to approach the problem and began to work in shifts.

They clearly don't have big breasts, and by Fang Jie's standards, they wouldn't even be considered a huge humiliation; they're just at the level of young girls. Yet, they all have very big hearts.

Seele, a lowly character, is currently attempting to solve the puzzle.

……

……

When Himeko arrived in Belleburg a day later, Bronya warmly received her at Kripper Castle, her face rosy and radiant, showing no signs of distress.

Himeko breathed a sigh of relief: "It seems that things haven't gotten to the worst yet, Great Guardian."

Bronya felt a sense of security and comfort for no reason. The red figure came into view, and she greeted her warmly: "Ms. Himeko, thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to come to Belloberg. Welcome to the Sun Festival."

Like a deus ex machina, in the original story, Himeko's arrival cleared the fog from the tangled mess of Beloberg and strengthened Bronya's resolve; now, Himeko's arrival has a similar effect.

The elders of the train crew.

She felt a little guilty about her elders.

Fang Jie, who is always honest, made a comparison of her and Cocolia's figures without any bottom line, which almost made Bronya think of simply drowning him.

“I’m also looking forward to it, Miss Bronya. But your city is facing an unprecedented crisis—I’ve come here to tell you the whole story.”

Himeko's words revealed some unresolved conflicts, which seemed to have eased but were actually still subject to calculation.

Bronya's expression turned serious: "Ms. Himeko, thank you for your help. If we had known you were coming in advance, the Builders would certainly have welcomed you with great courtesy. May I ask if the 'dilemma' you mentioned... refers to the company?"

"It is the company."

Himeko nodded, looking at Bronya who seemed calm and confident, and reminded her, "Be careful. Don't underestimate the company's determination. In many matters, the company doesn't mind causing a local conflict. As for what I can offer, calling it a solution would be an exaggeration; at most, I can only provide some additional information."

too young.

Whether it was Bronya or the pioneering team that arrived in Beloborg.

In Himeko's eyes, they were all too young and easily manipulated by the company.

The key to getting along with a company is not what you can give it, but what you can refuse. It is essential to understand some of the tricks companies use.

"I believe that after learning this information, you, as the Great Guardian, will be able to make a more informed decision."

"Please tell me everything you know, Ms. Himeko."

Bronya also realized the seriousness of the problem; Himeko wouldn't have said that without a reason.

Himeko did not choose any method of information delivery that connected with Belloberg's 'technology', but instead opted for the simplest and most unadorned oral communication: "I happen to know a friend who knows about Topa's background. You may not know this, but her home planet is a rare one that was saved by the company. Because of what happened to her home planet, in her eyes, being acquired by the company is probably the only way for the civilization of Belloberg to survive."

"But there is one thing she deliberately omitted: not all worlds that accepted the company's terms were saved."

“Projects such as ‘Rebuilding Planetary Ecosystems’—which are so large in scale—are bound to come with risks. I got some data from a friend: the number of planets that can actually be revitalized with the company’s technical support accounts for 63% of the total number of projects.”

It's less than 70%, but that seems like a fairly reliable probability.

However, it's important to note that a company's project can be approved not because it's "beyond saving." In other words, a planet that should theoretically have a 100% chance of achieving civilization rebirth might be withdrawn, abandoned, or fail, and the reasons for such failures are not necessarily accidental.

Bronya understood the subtext.

No matter how generous the conditions offered by the company or how wonderful the promised vision.

That future is all built on the company's... deals.

Sell ​​everything that can be sold in exchange for everything that can be exchanged—not just sovereignty, but the future.

Himeko added, "These are average figures. However, Topa herself has a success rate of over 80% on projects she takes on. Her professional skills are undoubtedly top-notch."

"What I want to convey are these numbers, these probabilities. I believe that only by making all this information public and transparent can it be considered fair to you."

"In the end, the choice is still in your hands, Great Guardian."

Bronya felt reassured once again. Himeko was truly a reassuring lady, and the nameless guests were all chivalrous people who were eager to help others and didn't ask for too much.

Fang Jie, Fang Jie is one of our own.

He didn't interfere with the large number of people in Belloberg, but he manipulated Belloberg, mainly to reduce the snowfield and cold wind, and sooner or later he would make your dream of returning to blue.

"Thank you, Ms. Himeko. Your information has made me see the true nature of this matter more clearly. Ms. Topa is indeed a good person, but in this matter, I have to refuse her kindness. I am only afraid that this will anger the company and cause her to choose a drastic approach."

Bronya was perfectly lucid, which made Himeko very relieved.

“In fact, I am willing to compromise and accept some of Miss Toppa’s conditions in exchange for Belloberg’s return to the stars, but those conditions are by no means selling out everything about Belloberg or signing a contract of servitude.”

In this respect, what pleases her most is that the anonymous customer will never pretend to be neutral in the face of the company.

Whether it was Fang Jie who prepared credits from the beginning, or Himeko who realized something and started asking for help to investigate information.

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Himeko stopped pretending and looked approvingly at Bronya, who had matured considerably: "Now that you've made up your mind, I don't need to feign neutrality anymore. I think your choice is correct, Bronya. Don't worry, I will help you negotiate with Toppa. They are one of the most troublesome forces in the galaxy, so I will also be working with the children this time."

"Thank you again, Ms. Himeko."