Chapter 483: Star Sea Commander — Chen
"......."
"If that's really the case, then I can only say one thing: awesome."
"Zhelegu really was convinced; in such a tiny universe, to actually see so many great Buddhas appear in succession truly opened this insect disaster's eyes."
"So, you understand me now, right? I'll slightly suppress him so he doesn't get too full of himself."
"This little thing not long ago told me it wanted to study entropy disasters; from the first glance, I knew it wasn't an honest sort."
"Sure enough, this little gadget signed up for 21 courses in a row."
"Seize less?!"
"Wait for me to sort this out...."
"You mean the top academy of the Iron Law Star Alliance, right? The one you're substitute teaching for?"
"Yuan dislikes looking at the opposite, hard to put into words."
"Otherwise?"
"And he finished all his courses with high scores."
"......."
"A divine person."
"Meanwhile, Zhang Jie had no idea that two big shots were discussing him; at this moment he was reading Zhelegu's materials."
"Hmm.... ordinary insect race, after plundering the corpse of the star-devouring insect emperor, gaining a brain the size of a satellite, laid the foundation for becoming a genius."
"Interesting, is this the path to becoming a true genius?"
"Zhang Jie fell into deep thought...."
"Yuan taught you to use the latest research equipment and showed you the method that greatly boosts crystal core computing power; it looks like something done in an afternoon, but actually it's the result of her spending over a month, though due to the other party's deliberate guidance, you don't realize this."
"All you know is that you need to work harder! You begin to show off your hand-crafted technique that rivals divine skill!"
"Our research here is proceeding full steam, while on the other side, our poor Xiao Jiu has just been sent back into the star domain of the Iron Law Star Alliance."
"To give you a surprise, Xiao Jiu deliberately didn't contact you; she misses you, but this cute little abacus will ultimately come to nothing."
"It's finally here...."
"Finally able to see humans!"
"Xiao Jiu gazed at the distant points of light constantly approaching, her heart greatly excited."
"Looking at the excited Xiao Jiu beside her, Qiong lowered her head slightly."
"I thought it would just be an ordinary, short‑term separation, but after going round and round it turned out like this."
"The times are developing; this old soldier of hers from several hundred years ago.... can't keep up with the times."
"What she thought was: take Xiao Jiu for training, go to the heavenly disaster battlefield to drill, and incidentally, via the Executor Plan, change Xiao Jiu's current hesitant state."
"But times have changed; after all these years, her understanding of the Executor Plan is no longer what she imagined."
"This time, having been forcibly conscripted into the battlefield, she bears an unavoidable responsibility."
"Back then, the Executor was a plan specially trained to cultivate the strongest individual combat power, in order to better encircle and suppress the heavenly disaster individually; the ship lives in the plan usually undergo extremely harsh training."
"Hmm, that's all in the past...."
"Also, ordinary ship lives don't even know of the Executor's existence, let alone the highly secretive Star Alliance fleet."
"Now the Executor is more like a pawn in a power struggle, used to give some people a gilded coating; so when this old soldier of hers arrived here, without a word she was sent straight to the battlefield, dragging Xiao Jiu along to suffer."
"Although she had apologized along the way, at this moment she still couldn't help but say something."
"Xiao Jiu.... sorry."
"Huh? It's not a problem, is it...."
"All right, Xiao Jiu admits that the first time she was sent to the battlefield like a prisoner, she almost died of fright."
"The real heavenly disaster battlefield is that terrifying; after crawling and scrambling behind Qiong for three days, she was finally rescued."
"She saw that a mysterious fleet had pulled her and Qiong out, and then the person who had forcibly sent them to the battlefield was executed on the spot."
"Hehe, we're about to see humans!"
"Well, Xiao Jiu, I'm not going back with you."
"Huh?"
"Why?"
"Looking at the ever‑approaching feelings, Qiong pressed her lips."
"I temporarily... don't know how to explain to Zhang Jie, besides...."
"Zhang Jie seems not to need me right now.... I want to go out for a stroll."
"Xiao Jiu looked at the bewildered Qiong, and a hint of gloom in her heart was faintly stirred."
"One person, who should have died, awakened centuries later in a later age; her comrades were long gone, and even the Star Alliance she served regarded her as cannon fodder."
"All right, she indeed ought to go out to clear her mind."
"I'll tell Zhang Jie."
"Yeah, I'll come back."
"Next up is the exciting, nervous moment when Xiao Jiu meets Zhang Jie!"
"She landed, she retracted her ship body, she ran toward home."
"Though battered and worn, this appearance doesn't affect her joyful heart in the slightest."
"Humans!!!!"
"I'm back, awesome!!!!"
"Unfortunately, there's only a frightened human female here...."
"Xiao Jiu?"
You came back?
Mm!
However, not long after, the sound of Xiao Jiu crying and fussing came from here.....
Beyond ten million light-years, on the highest-grade Class IX planet of the Iron Law Star Alliance, a figure stood on a massive space station, overlooking the entire prosperous planet.
The Star Sea Chancellor, the central figure determining the direction of the entire Star Alliance, the supreme authority of the Iron Law Star Alliance.
This seat should have been inherited by a native carbon-based human, but now it has fallen upon a Ship Life.
Indeed, the current Star Sea Chancellor, named Chen, is a Ship Life.
At this moment, he is using his superbrain to simultaneously process thousands of pieces of information.
The natural disaster has retreated 21 light-years; mm, we can continue approaching.
An instructor of the Star Alliance fleet who violated the Iron Law? Why is this being sent to me?
Upon closer look, he immediately furrowed his brow.
Yuan? Personally sent someone to handle it?
Why?
Also.... entropy increase has broken below the safety line.....
His face sank; all other information was unimportant, only this, this is the most important, determining the rise and fall of the universe....
Tsk, this world is beyond saving.
Considering only the natural increase of entropy, perhaps even after all civilizations have perished, the universe would still not reach heat death.
All the stars in the universe naturally extinguish, requiring a full hundred million billion years....
But with entropy disaster, this value will be infinitely reduced, shrinking rapidly from the hundred-million-billion level to just a few thousand years; this reduction is no less than experiencing birth, aging, sickness, and death in a single day.
The universe is already in a perilous state....
Hmm? A supercomputer capable of anchoring the future....?
Interesting....
End of Chapter
