Starting as a Mechanical Hunter
Chapter 1090 - 196: 100,000 Infrastructure, 1,000,000 Starships (Part 1)
Chapter 1090: Chapter 196: 100,000 Infrastructure, 1,000,000 Starships (Part 1)
"He didn’t come in person?" The Little Woman was a bit surprised.
Having won such a significant victory, especially one related to the future distribution of planetary interests, wouldn’t this guy come personally to add some adrenaline and assert his presence?
Black Python glanced around the edge of the field and quickly found his wife, Scorpion, who used to rank 11th on the Mother City Wanted List as a female hacker, and cheerfully moved over.
He and the fat man belonged to the inner guard system and were not aligned with any faction, so naturally, they didn’t worry about future interests.
"Shoo, go stay to the side."
Unfortunately, his wife was not the same.
Although there were no living people around his wife, there were electronic phantoms, one by one data entities strong and giving a very dangerous feeling.
Paradise Bird, Giant Spirit God, Phantom, Personality Simulator...
These once infamous super hackers had mostly been in slumber since the Cybertron Corps entered interstellar space — after all, without a network, even the strongest hacker could only play dead.
However, with the awakening of the Punk Clan, these ’family members’ also woke up one after another and began causing trouble.
After the war, statistics showed that these monsters hacked into over ten million data processing centers, severely paralyzing Walter Clan’s defense systems.
If not for this, at least the ground defense battles would still be occurring, especially after those clones became bandits, which would greatly interfere with the legion’s occupation and rule.
But even with such significant contributions, there was still no one around these crazy, hysterical hackers.
Being from the Cyber Test Field, everyone knew how twisted these hacker monsters were.
Unable to be with his wife, Black Python could only turn his steps and stand beside Bumblebee and Decepticons, these Spark Lives, while opposite him stood the former Star Thief Leader Vervi.
’Why isn’t that Insect Engineer by his side?’
Vervi and Gates were both members of the Shrek Star Thief Gang, always inseparable, yet now only Vervi was visible, and Gates was nowhere to be seen.
’Speaking of which, it’s been a long time since I saw Captain Daisila either.’ Black Python suddenly thought.
The so-called inner guard system was in charge of security and confidentiality for all high-level factions, and the person in charge of the inner guard system was Daisila.
However, since President Du left, Daisila and Matsushima Keiko also disappeared together.
Black Python knew that these high-ranking officials were arranged by Boss Gao to do security work for President Du.
...
Seeing that almost everyone had arrived, Gao Gong’s projection didn’t waste words and glanced at the secretary Bean Sprouts next to him.
Du Zhaodi’s former bionic secretary nodded, and in the next moment, electronic files were transmitted to everyone.
The cover was quite intimidating.
One Hundred Thousand in Basic Construction, One Million Starships
The content wasn’t too complicated, roughly discussing using the Walter Clan’s infrastructure as a foundation, selecting sites globally, and constructing one hundred thousand Mechanical Cities.
As for the million starships, the idea was to stop all production functions at the starport and go all out to produce starships, creating ten ’Star Assault Fleets.’
As expected, when everyone saw this plan, they couldn’t help but be astonished.
The rest was easier to understand; after all, everyone was familiar with Mechanical Cities.
If ordinary cities were residential-oriented, able to improve a planet’s habitability, then Mechanical Cities were for technological experiments and group experiments.
Developments in frontier technology and group experiments marked as species-type crimes by most civilizations could be conducted there.
Each Mechanical City had a Mechanical Main Brain, responsible for 24-hour surveillance of everyone’s daily activities.
The people of Mechanical Split Star lived this way.
So much so that even many scavengers in the Radiation Zone couldn’t even compete for the chance to be experimented on.
As for the starship fleets, there’s no need to say more; a single starship fleet, capable of taking down a Resource Planet, could also conquer a hundred ordinary habitable planets.
Ten large fleets could even wage wars against a Level 3 Civilization and destroy a Level 2 Civilization.
And if building Mechanical Cities or starships were within their understanding, then turning over fifty thousand Mechanical Cities, and the five large fleets yet to be created, to players for control was completely beyond their comprehension.
"Can those bioweapons manage well?"
"These Calamity Warriors have diverse personalities; as weapons, they’re already hard to control. If they’re allowed to create armies and make weapons, once—"
"How’s the city ownership divided? We haven’t found a way to permanently kill these Advanced Civilization experimental soldier species; if they’re undying, does that mean they’ll always be city lords of these Mechanical Cities?"
"And the starship fleets, we all know those guys are aggressive; if the fleets they create are used by them to attack surrounding forces indiscriminately, won’t we be cleaning up their mess?"
"I personally feel it’s not quite appropriate..."
Though the boss was present, everyone was quite tactful in their words, but the message was clear.
Boss, be cautious! When these people were beasts of burden, they liked to cause trouble, and now you’re giving them even more power to cause trouble, it’ll be deadly!
Except for loyalists like the Little Woman, who remained silent, most NPC high-ups expressed opposing views.
Honestly, this was no surprise to Gao Gong.
Compared to giving players power, they preferred studying the ’calamity principles’ of players to create a completely controllable ’Calamity Corps.’
That’s what most civilizations would do.
Biological cans were invented during this period.
So Gao Gong came up with a brilliant idea, clearing his throat, and everyone instantly fell silent. He then scanned the crowd with a serious face, allowing the atmosphere to build before slowly speaking.
"These are conclusions drawn from your perspective, but from a higher perspective, everything is under control."
Huh? Since when did the boss start speaking like the Riddler?
Facing everyone’s perplexed gazes, Gao Gong cleared his throat and said:
"You should all know that our corps has always been subordinate to the Purple Giant Star Sovereign His Highness; the rise of the Cybertron Corps is inseparable from His Highness’s help, such as the Star Destroyers, and this Star Assault Fleet."
Only then did everyone understand, realizing that the fleet the boss somehow acquired was actually a gift from the Mechanical Sovereign His Highness, who left this star system.
"So, this is the Sovereign’s will?" someone seemed to think they understood, speaking with surprise.
But Gao Gong shook his head, pointing upward.
"This is the will from even higher up."
Even higher up!?
In interstellar legends, behind the Mechanical Sovereign stands an ancient Advanced Civilization, so no matter how powerful a civilization arises in this star system, it must be under the Sovereign’s rule. The strongest civilization back then, Robert the String Controller, once challenged the Mechanical Sovereign and resulted in extinction.
So even though the Purple Giant Star has left, its fearsome reputation remains impressive.
Like her, from the perspective of the civilization sovereign behind her, everyone probably wouldn’t even count as an ant.
Sure enough, after Gao Gong said this, no one dared to oppose anymore.
"I understand these Calamity Warriors have the Undying Attribute, so we need to thoroughly discuss matters related to power management and ship officer selection."
Gao Gong said meaningfully, "Rest assured, the higher-ups won’t leave us empty-handed; allowing them to develop will definitely bring us benefits."
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