Chapter 5096: The Earth

"What the hell happened? It feels like our Earth suddenly got transported somewhere—and is this the future?"

"If human civilization in the future developed into this… I can totally understand and accept it."

"Accept your damn head! Our civilization is absolutely backward compared to theirs… Do you really think they'll treat us like elders when they make contact? Do you believe that? I'm far more convinced they'll just crush our civilization and swallow us whole."

Leng Feng's mouth twitched uncontrollably; he had no idea what expression to wear. Perhaps he was the only one present who knew exactly what had happened…

"That doesn't make sense," Leng Feng muttered inwardly. Previous world fusions never resulted in two separate planets… They merged naturally, with people from both worlds living side by side, even sharing each other's memories.

That's why, after fusion, people from the other world never rejected those from this one… They didn't even realize their world had undergone such a massive change.

But now, with this 107 mess…

"Shit," Leng Feng suddenly realized something, his expression shifting slightly. "If we can detect the Trisolaran Earth… then the Trisolaran Earth should've detected ours even earlier!"

"Considering that Luo Ji said their interstellar travel tools are already common in every household! Could someone come over—maybe even land on our planet—very soon?!"

Leng Feng suddenly felt panicked. Sure, interstellar travel tools were common on the other Earth—seemed unremarkable—but here, in his world, they were alien spacecraft! Ultimate weapons.

As for the Trisolaran Earth's high command, Leng Feng wasn't worried. After all, Luo Ji and Liu Peiqiang were on their side.

But ordinary civilians… what would they do if they arrived here before any official orders were issued? Impossible to imagine. Worse still, our own government might not even be able to stand up to their civilians…

As if fate mocked him, the astronomer at the scene let out a startled cry: "Shit! There are countless flying devices on Mars and Venus—they're rushing toward Earth at an terrifying speed!"

After a brief silence, the room erupted in chaos.

A Colonel stood up, voice firm: "I recommend we go on immediate alert—and cooperate with every other nation on Earth. Prepare for the worst-case scenario!"

"Peace through compromise loses peace. Peace through struggle preserves peace. If they come with malice… even if our strength pales in comparison, we must make them know we have the courage to fight."

"That's not the point! The real issue is that their Earth should be the most technologically advanced… but now it's just Venus and Mercury… Holy shit, are there flying devices coming from the Sun too? What does that mean? They can build bases on the Sun… possibly massive ones! Are you seriously sure we can fight them at all?"

The more they discussed, the more hopeless it became.

This despair was like a feudal dynasty suddenly seeing a 21st-century modern superpower send an aircraft carrier toward them…

You might not understand how strong they are, but you clearly know—if they want to kill you, it's no harder than crushing an ant.

"Enough," the General seated at the highest position suddenly spoke. Three stars adorned his shoulders; his expression was cold. "I called you here to discuss solutions—not to talk about surrender!"

The room fell dead silent. After a shallow breath, the General turned to Leng Feng and said seriously, "Mr. Leng, what's your opinion on this?!"

Leng Feng's identity was highly unusual. He had once been military personnel, but was later expelled for violating military law…

Yet later, he displayed unimaginable power outside the designated zones—and more importantly, he retained his patriotism, willingly cooperating with the state.

Though the cooperation had been brief, Yanhuang's strength had multiplied exponentially. Now, even compared to the free nation across the ocean, we were stronger, not weaker.

If anyone could propose a solution to this dire situation, it was most likely Leng Feng.

"... I think," Leng Feng's lips moved slightly. Shit—what should he say? Should he admit this situation was his own doing? That would blow everything apart!

As his mind reeled in confusion, sudden noise erupted. The expressions of everyone in the room changed abruptly—they stared in disbelief at the space beside Leng Feng, where five figures had appeared, slowly coalescing from nothing.

"... Watch out!" The General leapt to his feet. Many others reached for weapons—then froze, realizing they weren't allowed to bring any into the meeting.

"Looks like you guys are having quite the party," Su Han's form solidified. He casually scanned the room, taking in the varied expressions of the crowd.

Then Su Han frowned slightly, looking up at the sky. His Kenbunshoku sensed the current state of the solar system—and even the vast universe beyond.

"Interesting. So this is how it turned out."

"... Beyond expectations," One for All narrowed his eyes. The others remained silent, but their expressions varied.

These few instantly understood the situation here… After all, even if they were vastly inferior to Su Han, the weakest among them was Wugeng Liuli—a Second-Class powerhouse who had already begun touching the realm of multiverses.

The mere solar system couldn't possibly hide anything from them. If they wished, they could even rewind history and witness what had occurred in this universe in the past.

"Who are you?" The old General's expression turned grave—but then he studied Su Han's face, suddenly realizing something. His pupils contracted sharply. Su Han's appearance was otherworldly; once seen, never forgotten.

Joy flashed across the old General's face. "You? The last time in the Non-Zone… uh, cough."

"Everyone, don't panic! These are Leng Feng's friends," the old General ordered sternly, telling others to lower their guard.

Though Yanhuang's top leadership still didn't fully grasp how powerful Leng Feng's previous companions had been…

It was certain they towered above all Earth's superpowers…

And these people were apparently native to Earth… At this critical moment, when a superior civilization seemed to be invading, having such fresh reinforcements join us greatly boosted our confidence to resist.