"Yes, understood."
Old Pig responded before retreating.
After leaving Sun City.
Biaozi hesitantly leaned towards Old Pig and quietly asked, "What does Master Mang an by ’handle it as you see fit’?"
"Just handle it as you see fit."
"What does ’handle it as you see fit’ an?"
"Just handle it as you see fit."
Old Pig spat lightly and walked away angrily.
...
The sky was filled with stars.
Evening ca, and the celebration banquet had naturally ended.
After the celebration banquet, all the residents went to sleep, after all, they had been busy all night. The remaining 2,000 "mining robots" were busy inside the Gate of Space in the compartnt for an entire day.
By the afternoon, both Level 5 mines had been fully exploited.
The balance of iron and copper ca back to 100 million units.
"..."
Chen Mang sat in the chair looking at the computer screen, empty cola cans scattered on the table. He had not slept for a long ti, feeling a kind of groggy sensation in his mind.
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"Wormhole Radar": Seven-color level component, requiring 1 million units of iron ore to craft.
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Above the red level, there are gold, pink, and then "seven-color."
This was already the highest grade component he had encountered among the components.
The crafting cost was also extrely exorbitant.
Just creating it required 1 million units of iron ore, enough to upgrade two white-level components to Level 100.
Unlimited Upgrade...
Can only infinitely enhance a component, increasing its value continually, with the additional supermodel effect allowing the component to exert greater power.
But it seed difficult to cause a qualitative change.
For example, the "Target Detection Radar," even if upgraded to Level 1000, might still not be able to detect the presence of wormholes.
This component was currently the highest-grade component on his train, a significantly higher tier.
He glanced at the iron ore balance, after contemplating for a long ti.
He consud 45 million units of iron ore to upgrade it to Level 10 in one go.
At Level 1, this component could only detect wormhole information within a range of one light-year, and could only detect Level 1 wormholes.
Wormholes also have levels.
Higher level wormholes are often more stable, more concealed, and harder to detect.
A Level 1 "Wormhole Radar" could only detect Level 1 wormholes.
When the level reached 10.
The detection range ca to 10 light-years. The nearby mineral stars and living planets were all within the "Wormhole Radar’s" detection range, capable of detecting up to Level 10 wormholes, and after upgrading to Level 10, it gained two supermodel effects.
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"Wormhole Radar Level 5 Supermodel Effect": Energy consumption is halved.
"Wormhole Radar Level 10 Supermodel Effect": Can evaluate wormhole stability.
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The "Wormhole Radar" and "Target Detection Radar" are different, they aren’t on all the ti, but activated when in use, as each ti it uses a lot of energy. The larger the scanning range, the more energy consud.
If energy consumption isn’t considered, then keeping it on all the ti wouldn’t be an issue.
He looked around.
The current scanning range is 10 light-years, and one scan requires consuming two Level 5 Energy Stones, which equals 10 million units of iron ore.
That price is not low.
He doesn’t need the "Wormhole Radar" right now, even if he found a wormhole, he couldn’t go through it. His current goal is heading for the Seven-Color Region.
But—
He wanted to take a look in advance.
He crafted two Level 5 Energy Stones by consuming 10 million units of iron ore and incorporated them into the "Wormhole Radar." As the Energy Stones were crushed, waves of purple light shot from the control panel into the starry sky.
A few hundred ters later, the purple light was nearly invisible to the naked eye.
"Huh?"
Chen Mang was slightly taken aback by the scene before him. Could it be that this purple light was used to detect, how long would that take, wouldn’t it be twenty years back and forth?
Is this technology too outdated?
Yet, in the next mont—
"Beep beep beep..."
On the star system map on the control panel screen, a purple light spot gradually appeared, and further away, more purple light spots erged, not appearing simultaneously.
Within a range of 10 light-years, the star system map displayed three purple light spots.
That is...
Three wormholes.
These three wormholes were all naturally ford wormholes.
The closest wormhole was 0.3 light-years away, just next to the "mineral star" with 78% iron ore content.
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"Naturally ford, unidirectional wormhole, this place as the endpoint, ford 267 days ago, internal stability 23%, the other end wormhole coordinates unknown."
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A line of ti slowly erged on the screen.
A natural wormhole could dissipate in a second or not for a billion years; no one knows when a natural wormhole will dissipate, but what is certain is that once a wormhole dissipates, everything inside it becos void.
Escape is difficult.
In the cosmic Star Sea, unless truly desperate, no one actively goes to any natural wormhole, even if lucky, the wormhole didn’t dissipate, it’s unclear where the wormhole will lead.
Sothing completely unknown.
Even if it leads to a livable place, there’ll basically be no chance of returning ho later.
As for the other two wormholes, they are... artificial wormholes.
They are 0.4 light-years and 0.8 light-years away, respectively.
Right on those two life-bearing planets.
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"Artificially created, imprinted with traces of Insect Race civilization, unidirectional one-ti random wormhole, this place as the endpoint, ford 212 days ago, internal stability 47%, the other end wormhole coordinates unknown."
"Artificially created, imprinted with traces of Insect Race civilization, unidirectional one-ti random wormhole, this place as the endpoint, ford 212 days ago, internal stability 51%, the other end wormhole coordinates unknown."
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