Chapter 1370: Advancements in Technology (2)

And these four new anchor points are all connected to the originally existing four anchor points, and when operating, they can recognize each other as a group.

Therefore, when Chen Ming restarted the anchor points and sent them into phase space.

The space corresponding to the position of the wormhole in phase space was also locked down.

Chen Ming used the anchoring ability of the two corresponding spaces to enhance the solidification capability of the device.

This time, with the assistance of phase space.

The wormhole finally stopped moving and was truly fixed in the space surrounded by the solidified anchor points.

Chen Ming relaxed a bit.

After confirming the wormhole would no longer run away, he released spiritual energy fluctuations to begin repairing the spatial rift that he had just torn open.

But he suddenly paused the repair process, frowning.

Because he suddenly had a strange feeling that something was off.

He felt that the space he was repairing was experiencing slight vibrations beyond his expectations.

These vibrations would have been imperceptible had his full attention not been focused on this space.

An inexplicable force from an unknown corner, which Chen Ming could not directly sense, was acting on the space he had just torn and was now repairing.

Chen Ming suddenly felt an added pressure in his heart, and he immediately forcibly suppressed the vibrations, restoring normalcy while speeding up to completely mend the newly torn space.

The power vibrating the space warned him to avoid actively tearing space apart, or better yet, never do it again.

Of course, it was more likely not a warning but a sign of some danger.

After locking the wormhole,

Chen Ming took a little time to adjust the trajectory of the wormhole so it could continue its orbit.

Or rather to let the solidified anchor point located between the normal universe and phase space begin to revolve.

Since he had already started, Chen Ming followed through more decisively.

He didn’t let the wormhole orbit together with Gaia Planet, but instead dragged the wormhole onto Gaia Planet’s orbit.

It began to orbit around Gaia Planet along the ecliptic plane, becoming a “satellite” of Gaia Planet.

This ensured that ships from the Primordial Star System could reach Gaia Planet immediately after passing through the wormhole, eliminating any travel time.

If there was still time and extra energy afterward, Chen Ming would also move the wormhole at the Primordial Star System to a planet’s satellite orbit.

Having solved the wormhole issue,

Chen Ming returned to the spaceship.

The Minister of the Climate Transformation Department was at this moment somewhat dazed, watching the display of the sensors with a mix of tension and excitement.

Obviously, he had seen everything Chen Ming had just done, including using spiritual energy to lock the wormhole, forcibly tearing and repairing space, and finally dragging the wormhole to Gaia Planet’s orbit.

He had seen psychics before and knew their personal strength.

He had also heard of Chen Ming’s abilities, knowing Chen Ming should currently be one of the strongest psychics in the entire Empire, still not having reached his limits.

Now that he personally witnessed Chen Ming’s actions, he finally understood what being the strongest truly meant and looked at Chen Ming with added respect and awe.

Chen Ming didn’t care about others’ views; he merely saved a complete record of everything that had just happened.

Including his discovery and eventual resolution of the Star-Eating.

However, he cut the part where he tore the space and repaired it.

He already had sufficient achievements in the Empire to prove himself and didn’t need extra displays.

More would only cause undue fear in others.

After storing all the content, Chen Ming, just like the last time he encountered a Plane Nightmare, sent a copy of the saved file to those who needed to know.

“The matter should be resolved now. I need to return to the Empire; do you want to come back together?”

The Minister of the Climate Transformation Department promptly responded to Chen Ming’s inquiry, “Okay, I need to go back and prepare the equipment needed later. I’ll return by myself; the rest can stay here, right?”

“No problem. I’ll ensure their safety,”

Chen Ming said as he placed his hand on the minister’s shoulder.

In just a blink, he and the minister were at the Climate Transformation Department’s space station port.

At this time, only non-researchers and some robots were working here.

“Contact me when you’re ready,”

Chen Ming gave the minister a pat on the shoulder, waved at him, and disappeared from the space station in an instant.

Two weeks later.

Chen Ming browsed the documents on his terminal, revealing that quite a few things had happened over the past half month.

Most importantly, it was about the Star-Eating corpse disposal plan.

Chen Ming used the same method as with the Plane Nightmare.

He sent a portion of the samples to the Empire for research, but kept most of the corpse to attract talent.

This time, however, the research on the Star-Eating was more troublesome than on the Plane Nightmare.

The limbs of the Plane Nightmare only needed the gravitational problem of its corpse solved.

But the Star-Eating’s corpse required thousands of degrees of Celsius to preserve; otherwise, it would melt.

The only natural high-temperature environment is stars.

Therefore, a research facility for a part of the Star-Eating’s body was built within a star system in the Empire, similar to Gaia Planet’s star.