120: Section 120
Ah, this...
Although it's a bit unconventional, but...
If it's Su Ming, then there's no problem... like hell there isn't!
As everyone knows, celestial bodies are hard to drive, and bringing a celestial body to a fight is even more bizarre.
But starlight is different.
Hexi has ten thousand ways to project the light of distant stars across star systems to another part of the Known Universe!
Yes!
A full ten thousand ways!
But... doesn't that mean distance will no longer be an obstacle for Su Ming?
Can he really come and go as he pleases in the Known Universe?
However!
"Not just that!"
Su Ming laughed mischievously:
"The Stellar Covenant can take effect across universes and worldviews!"
"F*ck!β"
Hexi rarely cursed.
But...
A cursing Sister Hexi is also quite a vibe...
Su Ming was lost in his wild thoughts.
But that didn't stop the cursing Hexi from keenly noticing the huge gap.
The Angels' transcendence had just begun.
And Su Ming?
This kid has already started involving the field of cross-worldviews, can you believe it!
...
---Request for Flowers---
Melo Heavenly City.
At some point, Hexi's usual laziness had long vanished, replaced by an unmistakable solemnity.
"Did you see that, Tomboy..."
After a brief silence, Kaisha rubbed her forehead and sighed:
"Yeah, I saw it..."
Turning her head to look at Kaisha, who was right beside her, Hexi asked softly:
"Any thoughts?"
"Heh!βBetween you and me, there's no need to beat around the bush." Kaisha leaned back in her seat with a complex expression, yet acknowledged with the grace of a ruler: "Your judgment was correct. The Angels... have fallen behind once again!"
That was falling behind in the literal sense.
Even setting aside the path difference, just looking at the Angels' highest technology, one could see the gap at a glance!
Let alone cross-dimensional.
Without the Stargate system.
If Angels wanted to go to other star systems, they could only rely on flying!
As for teleportation, for those above Third-generation Gods, with insufficient computing power, current Fourth-generation Micro-wormhole technology is basically for show.
Third-generation God bodies are too complex.
Without the supercomputing assistance of a heavens blade warship level, trying to teleport through Micro-wormhole algorithms is purely suicidal.
But Su Ming...
Not only does he have Blink, which is far more practical than Micro-wormhole algorithms, but for ultra-long-distance transport, he also has Stellar Teleportation as a backup!
This is just falling behind in mobility.
In other aspects...
The visible gaps are many!
At the very least, the conceptual depth Su Ming can interfere with is something the Sub-biological Engine can't even dream of catching up to!
Thoughts racing in her mind, Kaisha slapped the armrest and made a decision:
"Cast aside all restraints, Hexi. Aside from maintaining a basic bottom line, I authorize you to conduct research of any form and in any direction!"
"In short, I'll give you whoever and whatever resources you need!"
"I have only one requirement: Angels must have a value unique to us. Only then can the cooperation last!"
Hexi beamed:
"You're quite open-minded. But... even better! Gagaga, I've waited too long for this moment! By the way, should we bring Liang Bing back?"
Kaisha fell silent. A few seconds later, she held up a finger and declared solemnly:
"Second requirement: Don't let me hear Morgana's name again!"
Hexi understood perfectly.
Got it!
Morgana is the key, but Liang Bing is not!
Quite tsundere... 7.
Chapter 137: Kaisha: Don't Say I Didn't Warn You
Kaisha's lifting of the policy ban was extremely sudden, and the impact was naturally unprecedented.
When the Justice upheld by the Angel Civilization became the civilization's own development policy, the areas covered by Justice naturally involved all aspects of affairs.
No intervention was needed.
Kaisha's prestige was enough for Justice to permeate the entire civilization.
This led to the fact that, as the leader of the world of Justice, and even as Justice itself.
Angels were naturally subject to various restrictions.
The Angels representing Justice couldn't very well take the lead in doing harm, could they?
Especially in the field of scientific research.
Dimensional weapons are too dangerous. One wrong move could easily affect the innocent, and there's even a high probability of causing irreparable damage to the Known Universe.
Banned!
Research prohibited, related exchanges prohibited!
Stellar driving is even more dangerous. The tragedy of the De-No Star System not only showcased the power of the Light of the Sun, but also signaled the huge risks of this technology.
Banned!
Academic dissemination prohibited!
The Void theory and its derived ultimate fear theory are even better targets for unsettling people's hearts. A bit of agitation by careerists could trigger a full-scale arms race, shaking the existing Order, and even... shaking the basic definition of intelligent life!
How could Kaisha tolerate such fallacious theories?
Banned!
Not only must the dissemination of this theory be prohibited, but the entire universe must be thoroughly searched to prevent any latecomers from going astray!
Then what to do?
Facing Kaisha's dominance, Karl could only retreat.
Thus.
This led to the notorious Styx Star Sector.
Therefore, the gods led by Karl... call it tyranny!
But Kaisha had a clear conscience.
At the very least.
The Angels themselves were following the Angels' ban.
As for Kaisha quietly putting together a research team, don't ask. If you ask, it's a necessary preventive measure!
Confirmed.JPG!β
Now, Kaisha personally lifted the blockade on related policies.
On the surface.
It seemed only to mean that many dangerous research topics had been given a chance to restart.
But in reality.
It meant Kaisha had personally overturned her own banner of Justice!
Not only did the Angels feel at a loss, but the civilizations under the rule of Justice felt like the sky was falling!
For the past tens of thousands of years, they had comfortably enjoyed the protection of Justice.
No one made those weapons of mass destruction that could destroy the world at every turn.
No one researched those dangerous theories that made one's hair stand on end.
Moreover, no one dared to launch large-scale wars or maliciously plunder the achievements of other civilizations.
The Known Universe was thriving. Although development was slightly slow, no one could deny that the people under the rule of Justice were very happy!
But now...
The sky has fallen...
When the Angels actively lifted the policy ban, did that mean...
The Angels also incidentally abandoned their responsibility to lead the cosmic Order...
Or even, thinking a step further.
What exactly happened to make the Angels so abnormal?
This is a terrifying topic to think about, yet it is a fact that all living beings must face!
Is it that even the Angels can't cope, so they're giving up on themselves, allowing civilizations to develop on their own by lifting all bans, thereby seeking a slim chance of survival?
Not only did the civilizations under Justice think so, but some uninformed Angels had the same thoughts.
Just as this wave of Dihua was prevailing and about to affect the entire Known Universe.
Kaisha's second resolution was even more earth-shattering!
[From this day forward, I will step down as the King of Gods and, in the name of Holy Kaisha, focus on the development and growth of the Angel Civilization itself.]
[Please understand, my state is no longer sharp!]
[The current Justice is no longer suitable for the present era.]
[Therefore, I and all the Angels under my command will henceforth shift to a strategic defensive posture.]
[Until a Justice suitable for the current era is born, or until I myself recover my former state...]
[This is hereby notified to all gods!]
[During this period, Justice still hangs high!]
[But if there is any unprovoked provocation, the Heavens Blade army will arrive in an instant!]
[Don't say I didn't warn you!]
On the scale of the entire Known Universe, the statement spread widely through the Dark Plane, scaring many people and stunning many civilizations.
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