Then a trace of mockery flashed in his eyes.
As long as I can survive...
There will be opportunities later.
Although the leader of Human Civilization is powerful, his political maneuvers are clearly lacking. Once he joins Human Civilization, he could slowly take his ti. Maybe... in the future, he might even have a chance to beco the leader of Human Civilization, and then everything that belongs to Human Civilization would be his. This result is naturally much better than the outco he initially expected of escaping to the deep Cosmos.
"I have one more condition, Good Cat Civilization can formally surrender to Human Civilization, but—"
"Human Civilization needs to create a permanent two-way wormhole between the Nia Star System and the Good Cat Star System to completely open up the two systems."
"Of course, is there any other condition?"
"No, that’s it."
"Alright, then gather all your resources and hand them over."
The leader of Good Cat Civilization nodded and said in a deep voice, "Okay."
Then he signaled to his subordinates to gather the resources from this planet for submission.
They were already prepared to flee, so naturally, they gathered enough resources. At this ti, the planet was piled with a lot of resources, all ready to be taken when they fled. Although it was painful, it was akin to handing over half of Good Cat Civilization’s foundation.
But...
There was no other way.
The struggle of civilizations was ultimately about resources.
They couldn’t retain these resources.
But it didn’t matter, hand them over first; as long as they could survive, they could slowly take ti later. As the saying goes, as long as the green hills remain, there’s no fear of running out of firewood; everyone understands this truth.
Soon—
A large amount of resources, like a tide, flowed towards the Constant Star Train.
Tens of thousands of mining robots walked out of the Constant Star Train, beginning to collect resources, creating a quite spectacular scene.
This process took a full six hours.
To collect all the resources onto the Constant Star Train, it was quite a project, imagining how much these resources amounted to.
...
"So much."
Chen Mang looked at the ever-increasing numbers on the train’s Resource Panel with so emotion and couldn’t help but feel a bit frustrated: "With so many resources, why not utilize them early, upgrade whatever components needed, how could it have co to this."
"People died with their money unspent, how painful is that."
"Train Captain."
Ai’s voice ca from within the train: "They didn’t have enough Murphy Stones; even if they wanted to spend these resources, they couldn’t. Creating more low-level trains doesn’t have a significant aning."
"They can only reserve them as ammunition or wait until they have enough Murphy Stones to upgrade so top-notch components."
"Indeed."
Chen Mang nodded, they had plenty of iron and copper ores, but very few Murphy Stones were submitted. He believed that Good Cat Civilization wasn’t simply hoarding vast amounts of Murphy Stones; after all, Murphy Stones without iron ore are useless. It’s just that Good Cat Civilization’s stockpile genuinely doesn’t have many Murphy Stones.
At this mont, all resources had been collected.
He didn’t linger any longer.
The Constant Star Train slowly ascended, appearing in the cosmos, and then the train’s "Akanon Light Energy Main Cannon" began to slowly charge again, seconds later.
A scorching beam of light pierced through the planet below.
After a brief delay.
Countless crimson fissures appeared on the planet like patterns, a silent yet deafening explosion echoing through the cosmos, with massive fragnts shooting in all directions.
One shot, star burst.
As for the key forces of "Good Cat Civilization" on the planet, they naturally turned to ashes under this shot, and the few remaining resisting forces that erged from the flas were precisely targeted by the Constant Star Train and also taken out.
"Not bad."
Chen Mang sat inside the train compartnt, looking at this splendid scene before him, chuckling lightly.
He naturally wouldn’t let these people live, a bunch of unstable factors on his train would only create unnecessary trouble for himself.
The reason he pretended so long was simply because he detected that this planet possessed abundant resources.
He couldn’t fire the cannon.
Once he fired, all these resources would turn to dust.
Once the resources were secured, these people naturally no longer needed to exist.
The ordinary people on other planets of "Good Cat Civilization" could live, most of them possibly wouldn’t even know about Human Civilization’s presence, living their lives on their planet, but these unstable elents must die.
"Not bad."
Chen Mang smiled and said lightly, "I promised not to kill them, but I never said which cosmos they would live in, living in the Second Cosmos also counts as living, right?"
"This doesn’t an I’m not keeping my word, does it?"
"Train Captain..."
Ai’s faint voice ca from within the train: "Only complete souls have a chance to enter the Second Cosmos, and it’s a probability even with complete souls. In an explosion like this, it’s certain that the souls wouldn’t remain intact, they absolutely cannot enter the Second Cosmos."
"Completely dead?"
"Completely dead."
"Alright then, then I’ll be considered as not keeping my word, whatever, what can it do."
Chen Mang shrugged, then looked around: "Let’s depart, head ho."
...
Three hours later.
The Constant Star Train, having completely ended this war, had appeared again in the Nia Star System. This war took less ti than he imagined; if Good Cat Civilization spread out and continued guerrilla warfare with him.
Although he was powerful.
He only had one train, couldn’t be everywhere at once, clearing all the ard forces of Good Cat Civilization would take at least a month or two, or even longer.
But—
By a stroke of luck, Good Cat Civilization suddenly concentrated all ard forces along with the resource foundation on one planet, and even took his refrigerator there too.
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