When Qin Hao and Miezi fell into sleep, something that would affect the future destiny of mankind was quietly happening in a place far away from human beings.

The Magic Eye Galaxy is 17 million light-years away from the Earth. In the large dark dust cloud belt in front of the bright core, there is a miniature galaxy that is very close to the solar system - the Zulu System.

In that thick dark dust cloud, the tiny Zulu system is the only point of light in the darkness.

Unlike the solar system, the stars in the Zulu system are called Zulu stars.

The Zulu Star is not as full of energy as the sun, but is closer to the earth. A color between green and purple covers more than 70% of the Zulu Star's area, which is the Zulu Star's ocean.

The remaining 30% of the Zulu planet is the land of the Zulu planet, and most of the land is covered by blue plants.

Providing light and energy to the Zulu Star are the nine planets orbiting the Zulu Star. They are constantly revolving like the earth around the sun, sending light and energy to every corner of the Zulu Star.

Precisely because of the regular revolutions of the nine planets, there is no regular day and night on the Zulu planet like the Earth. Only one-tenth of the area will have a brief night state every 300 years.

This also makes Zulu Planet have more abundant energy than the Earth. Both in terms of technology and civilization, it has developed to places that the Earth cannot reach.

In the long process of development, Zulu Planet has been under the rule of the Kingdom of Faraher. The magnificent Faraher Palace is suspended in the center of the most vast Hessey Ocean on Zulu Planet.

The young and handsome intelligence officer Holmes was waiting for the summons of King Hull outside the central palace of the palace. Today, the two closest planets to Zulu rotated above the Hercynian Ocean at the same time, leaving Holmes with no collar.

Soaked in sweat.

After entering the palace, the cool atmosphere in the palace made Holmes feel extremely comfortable.

"Young Holmes, you really make me envious. I haven't seen you for so many years, and you still maintain the same appearance as you did 500 years ago."

In the center of the royal palace, the voice of King Hel came from a piece of farramet suspended in the center of the throne.

In order to rule the Zulu planet permanently, King Hel has already merged his soul into the immortal Faraloy.

However, the energy in each Faraloy container can only sustain King Hel's survival for 100 million years, so every 50 million years or so, a soul transfer will be performed for King Hel.

Holmes knelt on one knee and put his right hand on his left shoulder, expressing his loyalty to King Hel: "My immortal King Hel, you are still as humorous as you were 500 years ago."

"I'm not joking, I really envy you the way you are now. I have forgotten how long it has been since I was able to move around like you. Forget it, I wonder what news you brought back this time?"

King Hel's voice inadvertently revealed his longing for the years that he could not remember.

"My king, do you still remember the earth?" Holmes's face showed excitement that had not been seen in hundreds of years.

"Earth?"

King Hel sighed softly and fell into deep thought. After a long time, a slightly aged voice came out from the Faraloy.

"It seems that I'm really old, and I can't remember many things clearly. Are you talking about that little star in the Milky Way?"

"My king, you are immortal, so how can you grow old? It has been more than 60 million years, and if there was no news, I would not have thought of it." Holmes said sincerely.

"If it weren't for the accident that happened to that little star more than 130 million years ago, I don't think I would have remembered it." King Hel sighed.

When King Hel mentioned the accident that happened more than 130 million years ago, Holmes looked at King Hel expectantly, hoping to get relevant information from him.

That accident had shaken the foundation of the Zulu planet. Many of the old subordinates who followed King Hel were sealed away because of the accident, waiting for an opportunity to be resurrected.

Holmes's grandfather and father were also sealed after the accident. However, because Holmes was too young at the time, and King Hel later issued a hush-hush order, little is known about the accident to this day.

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"well!"

King Hel in Faraloy seemed to have penetrated Holmes's thoughts, and sighed softly: "It's time for you to know some things."

You should know that our Zulu planet has increased its lifespan to an unprecedented height through long development, but because of certain rules in the universe that have not yet been identified by us, our fertility rate has declined even more rapidly.

This also resulted in the original tens of billions of tribesmen on the Zulu planet becoming less and less as time went by. In the end, it could only be maintained at about 100,000 people. Even tribesmen who died due to some accidents could not receive effective treatment.

Make up.

Fortunately, through our unremitting efforts, we finally discovered farad alloy, an immortal metal that can be used as a soul carrier. However, it requires huge farad energy to integrate the soul into farad alloy, and this material is extremely rare and can only be obtained from us.

Obtained from creatures with the same vital signs.

In order to maintain the number of our people, we continued to consume other creatures on the Zulu planet. When their numbers decreased sharply, we began to try to increase the number of other creatures by using various methods of increasing reproduction or replication.

However, the content of Farad alloy in the body of this non-universe natural creature is only one millionth of that of natural creatures, which leads us to another dead end.

As you can see now, the only species other than our tribe are those preserved in the exhibition hall. Even if they are all destroyed, it is impossible to extract Fara energy for one person's use.

Just when the people of the tribe were despairing, your grandfather Rafael came up with a shocking idea. Farah energy comes from the universe. The amount of Farah energy in the same cosmic space is likely to be similar. If there are other places in the universe,

If we live with creatures similar to us, then they must be able to extract enough faran energy in their bodies.

After several years of reasoning and demonstration by us, Rafael's bold hypothesis was unanimously considered to be very feasible, so we sold the step of cross-galaxy exploration.

We dispatched ten interstellar fleets to conduct blanket searches of ten galaxies respectively. Although we have made sufficient psychological preparations, we also understand that the birth of life similar to ours is an accident in the universe, so this exploration must require a

Quite a long time.

But the reality is more cruel than we imagined. After 500,000 years, our four star fleets gradually lost contact with us. After another 500,000 years, we lost contact with three more teams.

Tens of thousands of years later, another team also completely explored the galaxy closest to us. Unfortunately, no signs of life were found, not even a planet suitable for the development of life.

Another interstellar fleet also returned after 1.5 million years. There were no accidents with them. They also completed the search of the galaxy where they were located. Like the previous fleet, there were no planets suitable for life in the galaxy they explored.

Two million years ago, the last interstellar fleet brought us a surprise. They discovered a planet with life in the galaxy they were searching.

However, the civilization stage of this planet is extremely close to ours and is in the late stages of decline. While we regard them as prey, they also keep an eye on us.

However, because we mastered Faraloy, we gained an absolute advantage in the war with them. After just a few hundred years of war, we conquered them.

Our initial idea was to reach an agreement with them, as long as they provide us with a certain number of creatures every year, so that we can maintain a peaceful state.

But we underestimated their dignity. Not only did they fail to agree to our agreement, they even almost destroyed their own planet.

Fortunately, we stopped it in the end. Of course, the result was quite cruel to them. There was no other way. This was survival.

Their planet began to shrink rapidly after providing us with a steady stream of Faraar energy for 500,000 years, and at this time, Faraar boldly proposed a ranch plan.

That is to thoroughly clean the planet, then sow the seeds of life, let the seeds grow naturally on the planet, and allow these creatures to meet our harvest standards through a long period of precipitation.

But when we sow the carefully selected seeds, although a certain amount of life is born, because the biological level is too low, the evolutionary process required is too long for us to wait.

So we had no choice but to clean the planet again, but because the planet itself was already in a period of decline, as the higher organisms we sown continued to recover, the energy of the planet gradually depleted, and after we barely harvested it once, the entire galaxy collapsed.

The scene at that time still often appears in front of my eyes to this day. The feeling of hope gradually disappearing from my eyes has not weakened at all over the years.

So we once again fell into desperate waiting, waiting for us to consume all the stored Farad energy, waiting for us to disappear from the universe.

But sometimes, the universe plays a big joke on us. After 5 million years, a lost fleet comes back and brings exciting news.

They deviated from their course due to interstellar storms and traveled to the Milky Way 17 million light-years away from us. There they discovered a miniature galaxy that was completely opposite to the Zulu Galaxy. At its center was a star that provided light and energy.

, the rest of the planets orbit that star like our light source planet.

Among those planets, two planets have basically laid the foundation for the birth of life. It is estimated that they will be able to fully breed the life we ​​need in another 10 million years or so.

However, the remaining Fara energy we had could no longer sustain us for that long, so we decided to speed up the cultivation of those two planets. However, no one expected that we would actually open a door to evil, and we paid a heavy price for it.
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