Chapter 1346: with translation of chapter title

"Chu An, are you really going to do this?"

"The underground core node shrouded in azure light, Klein with a helpless expression, separated by the world barrier, looked at Chu An in the lab with a complex expression."

"Even though civilization's end had arrived, even though it was desperation within desperation, in his eyes Chu An still showed no emotion, and even had the mood to start an experiment."

"Actually, we really can run."

"Doesn't your world have a saying? As long as the green mountains remain, there's no fear of lacking firewood."

"Running away isn't shameful."

"Even a civilization as strong as ours has always been preparing an exile plan."

"Separated by two worlds, Klein let out a long sigh; he could no longer remember how many times he had urged Chu An."

"There's nothing to be done; this man's life or death determines how well he fares in the Amoeba Worm World."

"Having grown accustomed to civilization's collapse, even if he didn't care about human extinction, he still couldn't help but concern himself."

"Escaping is meaningless."

"I said that long ago."

"I want to gamble once, the last time."

"He raised his head; in the dim lab, Chu An steadily set down the test tube in his hand and spoke calmly."

"As his words fell, Klein's expression suddenly stiffened."

"Gamble once?"

"Is that the gamble you mentioned to him before the Artificial God Project began?"

"He had always thought that Chu An's 'gamble once' meant betting on whether Lin An could bear fifth-stage power without dying... He never imagined Chu An meant staking everything on hope."

"Gamble once..."

"It's hard to imagine such words coming from your mouth..."

"Frankly speaking, your civilization is too weak... truly, this level of difficulty offers no chance of victory."

"From the moment the Alien Species appeared, your fate was already sealed..."

"Spreading his hands, Klein shook his head with a feeling of emotion:"

"If it were merely an Apocalypse crisis, perhaps one out of a hundred civilizations could endure and slowly survive."

"But what you've encountered is what? This is an Alien Species! A civilization capable of persisting for hundreds of years in the Apocalypse!"

"Such difficulty is no less than primitive humans facing a third-level civilization, or a third-level disaster."

"With no optimistic thoughts, in Klein's mind, for an Earth-like small world, the maximum disaster a civilization can bear is at most second level, i. e., intermediate Fourth Stage."

"According to the observations of the Wizard Civilization, under such difficulty Lin An could already resolve this disaster."

"Remarkably, after spending a bit more time and raising his strength a bit, the remaining time would be spent slaughtering all Zombie and Mutant, rebuilding civilization, then waiting for the next-tier Apocalypse to erupt."

"Subsequent Apocalypse is nothing more than extradimensional biological invasions, soul mutations, stellar crises, galactic catastrophes, and so forth..."

"But these Apocalypse crises at least allow time for preparation."

"Encountering an Alien Species means unlucky waiting to die."

"To be frank, I think your chance of winning, or Lin An's chance of surviving, is not zero, but probably only about one in a hundred million."

"If you flee now, you still have at least a one-in-a-thousand chance to survive."

"If there is punishment, then so be it; at worst we keep a few individuals of the opposite sex for mating, and after a few decades we can still breed new humans."

"Even if we accept punishment, or are downgraded in the so-called rating to become 'dogs,' at least we remain alive."

"Many civilizations have become dogs waiting to die..."

"Just in our civilization's records, there are over 1,700 Fifth Stage beings willing to be dogs. Looking across the entire multiverse, big and small worlds, low and high dimensions... waiting to die is the norm..."

"His expression somewhat forlorn, Klein gave a bitter laugh, not knowing what he was saying."

"There are too many examples of failure.."

"Actually, giving up isn't a big deal; hasn't everyone given up?"

"Even as strong as the Wizard Civilization, internally many think it's better to just wait to die, with no need to struggle further."

"The more one struggles, the more painful it becomes."

"Before the Doomsday System, any civilization and life have no room to resist. Though it seems one could find loopholes and maintain hope to resist on, who knows... perhaps the system intends it that way?"

"Every super-civilization is laying schemes and calculations; who knows what the true truth really is?"

"Since human civilization has unfortunately encountered this, we might as well resign ourselves..."

"Anyway, the subsequent Apocalypse will come sooner or later; death is death either way, lying flat to await death is somewhat easier..."

"At least it's not zero."

"As if ignoring Klein's earnest persuasion, Chu An lightly lifted his Glasses Frame, revealing a stiff smile."

"Retreat once, forever retreat."

"Avoid once, forever avoid."

"I have tried everything according to the optimal solution, yet each time I failed."

"That shows the optimal solution may not be optimal; sometimes a step that seems mistaken and foolish is the only hope."

"Hearing Chu An's words, Klein's expression stalled; he opened his mouth but wanted to speak yet stopped."

"He actually can't help but urge Chu An; a large part of the reason is that he himself is that escapist."

"He gave up, like a deserter on the battlefield, and he became afraid."

"Thus, whenever he sees Chu An continually 'advancing,' it reminds him of the moment he himself gave up."

"He would rather Chu An choose to evade problems just as he does, so at least he would feel a bit better in his heart."

"But for some reason, gazing at Chu An's perpetually calm eyes, he faintly felt a shocking sensation."

"Keep fighting onward?"

Is there really hope?

Alright..

I don't want to strike you anymore, and I also don't oppose your idea of taking a gamble once.

But what are you planning to do?

Alien Species have already Descent, at most half an hour, humanity will perish.

To be honest, I don't think Alien Species would be that stupid, to foolishly run back to chase and kill Lin An.

Of course, if they are that stupid, do you plan to bring Lin An back again? To toy with this bunch of idiots?

He asked curiously.

Although separated by a world, Ke Lai En cannot obtain much information, but he can tell with his toes that Alien Species likely won't go back.

Therefore, Chu An's layout, in his view, has no feasibility at all.

Even if Chu An is more mysterious, it's impossible to block the remaining Alien Species. It should be like this...

Otherwise, there's no need to let Lin An kill into the Alien Species world.

Facing Ke Lai En's doubt, Chu An merely lifted his Glasses Frame, speaking calmly;

"In fact, I let Lin An enter, just to tell him to never retreat."

I want him, even after my death, to forever possess the supreme 【belief】 of not giving up, not compromising, not escaping.

Death is not scary; fearing death is scary.

"As for the Alien Species outside...

"I will resolve."

Ke Lai En:????!!!!