System: My Doomsday Train Chapter 509 - 277: Restart? 2

"But..."

"I have a bit of fear of the universe, always felt like there isn’t the sa feeling of stability as on a planet."

"In the universe, it always feels like rootless water."

"Moreover, the universe is really too big. The highest speed of the train can reach 5040 km/h, which is an extrely exaggerated speed on a planet, but in the universe, it seems extrely small. With distances of hundreds of light-years, tens of millions of light-years, it feels like you’d be floating in the universe for a lifeti and can’t find a place to land."

"The chanical Civilization and Insect Race are waging a full-scale war in the universe. How are they moving through the universe? Do their trains have speeds that surpass light speed?"

"Probably not."

Inside the train compartnt, Ai’s voice paused for a mont before continuing: "It’s generally believed that the speed of light is the maximum speed limit in the universe, and cannot be exceeded. For example, we can conduct a simple experint in our minds."

"When your train is traveling at its maximum speed, and you throw a stone forward, the speed of the stone is definitely faster than when you throw it forward standing on the ground."

"This is called acceleration."

"But if you pull out a flashlight and shine it forward when the train is traveling at maximum speed, you’ll find that the speed of the light is the sa as when you’re on the ground, unaffected by the acceleration of the train."

"This is the upper speed limit of the universe, the speed of light."

"1079251200 km/h."

"The Fixed Star is still far from this number, but even reaching it, traveling recklessly in the universe would still be extrely difficult. Many galaxies themselves span billions of light years."

"This ans..."

"Even if the Fixed Star Train had a speed like light speed, it would take billions of years to travel from one end of a galaxy to another, and no creature has such a long lifespan, including Stellar Giant Beasts. In such long ti spans, civilizations like the chanical Civilization could have erged thousands of tis."

"And such galaxies."

"Exist in billions in the Star Sea."

"All numbers on a planet beco extrely small when placed in the universe, so Train Captain you completely don’t have to worry, you’ll probably float in the universe for a lifeti, and even in your lifeti, it’s hard to find a second planet suitable for life."

"..."

Chen Mang said softly without expression: "Are you comforting ?"

"Yes."

"Thanks, but I don’t feel comforted, instead I feel more anxious."

"A little humor, theoretically it’s like this, but there are shortcuts available, such as a Rosen Bridge which is a wormhole, and through wormholes, the distance between two points can be greatly shortened, allowing one to travel tens of thousands of light years in a short ti, similar to a Ti Rift."

"Just like the ’Ti Rift Detector’ accessory, in fact, it doesn’t have much usage space on a planet. Most tis it’s used in space."

"A Ti Rift isn’t a wormhole, right? Entering a Ti Rift results in the flow inside greatly accelerating, leading to an unknown Adventure Map."

"Hmm, they’re two different things, but in the future surely there will also be a ’Wormhole Detector’."

"I’m also curious about a question. The train is a thod of the chanical Civilization, capable of installing and upgrading different accessories to strengthen their train. Why choose trains instead of sothing like starships which seem more suitable for the universe?"

"Train Captain, I really want to answer all your questions, but you should know that the true strength of AI is the ability to quickly search huge databases for correct answers. Unfortunately, my database is really empty, empty-handed, it’s difficult to give the answer you want, can only offer you a guess, which is that the chanical Civilization must have tried many options before concluding on the train as the main choice."

"Or perhaps the train wasn’t the ans created by the chanical Civilization, they’re just using it."

"There may be many possibilities, but in the end, it still must be Train Captain, for you to personally stand higher and see for yourself, to find the true answer, right?"

"..."

Chen Mang nodded after a long silence, said softly: "You make a good point, I’m going to sleep first, I must be steady, before entering the universe, I must build the Fixed Star Train to perfection, to feel safe."

"With global resources to support the Fixed Star, it should be enough."

"Like Noah’s Ark?"

"Exactly Noah’s Ark."

Chen Mang got up, quickly washed up, then lay down on the bed, placed his hands under his head, looked at the ceiling and said with a smile: "At the final mont of the planet’s collapse, take all humans from this planet. I want to carry forward Human Civilization, even in the vast, boundless universe with nowhere to land, having a group of people accompanying feels much more comforting."

"I want to build a human society on the Fixed Star Train."

"Quite a grand dream, just like Noah’s Ark."

"Yet not quite the sa."

"How is it not the sa."

"In Noah’s Ark, won left first. In my train, there are few won."

"That is a problem, without won, it’s hard to carry on a race."

"The main issue now is the train’s ecology is still an end-of-the-world ecology, it’s difficult to form a family inheritance like before Doomsday."

"Then it might regress to an earlier form."

"Such as?"

"Polyandry, just for inheritance."

"Let’s talk about this later, personally I’m not hoping to see this scenario happen."

"Many tis, the evolution of civilization doesn’t change according to personal will, and what’s more, according to your vision Train Captain, managing the train will beco very difficult and chaotic when there are more people later."