Her brow furrowed, a look of hesitation on her face, as if she had sothing she wanted to say to him.
"What’s wrong?"
Zhang Xiaoman asked.
Narui clenched her small hands, hesitated on the spot for quite a while before she hesitantly spoke:
"Well, um... Lord Jixing, I know it may be rude to ask this, but I really want to know, those monsters, and that Crimson Day, do you know sothing about them? You seem to understand them very well, can you tell ..."
After the girl finished speaking, she kept her head down and dared not look at him.
In fact, she only ca to her senses just now.
Earlier, because she was rescued by Zhang Xiaoman, and since he displayed many magical ans, she temporarily forgot a crucial point.
It wasn’t until Zhang Xiaoman ntioned the term "Mutant" that Narui suddenly realized.
The other party seed familiar with those monsters and the Crimson Day from start to finish.
Although always asking her about the Guleng Star matters, he never asked about the origins of those monsters.
As if he already understood them well enough, even the way he referred to them was completely different from what she had said.
They were not "Savardo" but called "Mutants."
At this point, Narui broke out in a cold sweat.
The appearance of the monsters and the identity of the advanced civilization made her quickly realize one thing.
That the alien in front might be related to the crisis faced by her planet.
In fact, this might very well have been brought by him.
All disasters could just be attacks launched on her civilization by the other party.
They used an unheard-of thod to pollute their civilization’s constant star, and so paralyzed the entire Cold Light Star System without any effort.
At this mont, Narui felt chills all over her body.
The joy of being rescued earlier had vanished, and all the scenes she had seen in movies, filled with despair, resurfaced in her mind.
Actually, this wasn’t too difficult to understand.
After all, Zhang Xiaoman’s appearance was too coincidental, and he was immune to the Scarlet Light that terrified the Guleng Star People.
Moreover, he could help others repair infections, which indeed easily led to misunderstandings.
Zhang Xiaoman saw her cold sweat drenched appearance, not knowing she had linked so many things in her mind during that brief mont.
However, his spiritual power was much higher than Narui’s, although not sufficient to read her thoughts, he could sense her basic emotional changes.
Clearly, the little girl was really scared.
Coupled with her previous question, Zhang Xiaoman naturally easily guessed the general situation.
He thought for a mont, deciding to disclose part of the information to her, which he had initially intended to do.
After all, he needed to use her in the future, so it was necessary for her to understand so of the crisis he was facing.
He imdiately smiled, shook his head, and revealed the secret in the girl’s heart.
"Narui, are you afraid of ? Do you think that Crimson Day was brought by , with the purpose to occupy your civilization?"
"Ah! I, I didn’t..."
Narui was bewildered and panicked when her secret was exposed.
Zhang Xiaoman waved his hand and said:
"You don’t have to be like this, my appearance was too coincidental, making you doubt, which is reasonable."
"I, I... I’m sorry, Lord Jixing, I was wrong, I shouldn’t have doubted you..."
Zhang Xiaoman patted Jiu Jiu’s head beside him, then took a jade scroll out of his pocket, and said:
"Don’t worry, I’m not blaming you. As a person from Guleng Star, being alert after encountering such a disaster is human nature."
"But you can rest assured, these monsters were not brought by ; on the contrary, I ca specifically to save you."
"To, save...?"
Narui raised her head in disbelief.
The words spoken by him were really beyond her expectation.
She thought, after revealing that event, the alien in front of her might angrily kill her.
At least, he should lose the intention to play with her and would not continue hiding.
But the result was exactly the opposite.
Those monsters were not attacks launched by him; his appearance was actually to save the Guleng Star.
"This, this..."
Narui was confused for a mont, unsure whether to believe him.
Zhang Xiaoman did not give her much ti to struggle and imdiately said:
"I said before, I co from the Star Alliance, you may not have heard this na, but I want to tell you, the Star Alliance is not the conqueror you imagined, but the Savior."
"Savior...?"
Narui muttered, a glimr of light appearing in her eyes.
She suddenly recalled another saying about advanced civilizations she had read online.
Unlike the common dark theory, there’s a saying that true high-level civilizations do not invade other weaker civilizations.
On the contrary, they not only do not invade, but also protect those civilizations, nurture them, and through research on different civilization systems, find ways to break through to a higher level.
Looking at the na Star Alliance, it’s clearly an alliance ford by many civilizations.
Isn’t this how it’s written in those novels, led by one or two advanced civilizations, the civilizations in the universe gather together to form a huge interstellar network?
In just one sentence, Zhang Xiaoman has already begun to break down the psychological defense of this young girl.
"Actually, our universe is under invasion; it’s from the fusion of another universe, and your civilization unfortunately beca one of the victims."
Zhang Xiaoman explained:
"What you call Crimson Day is in fact not a natural phenonon; it’s man-made, or rather, caused by monsters from another universe."
"We call these monsters ’Alien Species,’ and your constant star has been occupied by it."
"Jiu Jiu!"
Jiu Jiu also followed up with a serious nod, showing a very justified expression.
Narui’s eyes widened, everything the other person said was truly shocking.
The Crimson Day is not a natural disaster, nor a thod of alien attack; it’s actually due to the constant star luminous being taken over by monsters from another universe.
This kind of thought had never even crossed her mind.
However, Narui knew the other party probably couldn’t be lying to her.
Because he has no need to do so.
Given his level of civilization, wanting to destroy her planet wouldn’t require such a cumberso sche.
Zhang Xiaoman infused a trace of Dark Energy into the jade scroll in his hand, and imdiately a beam shot from the jade scroll, projecting in front of the two of them.
This was sothing he had brought when returning to Dawn to get bread, and he had already intended to explain the origin of the Alien Species to Narui upon eting her.
After all, he needed to establish a base here in the future and needed so manpower.
And letting his little brothers know what enemy they were really dealing with was also necessary.
With Zhang Xiaoman’s actions, a hunchbacked Mutant appeared in the room.
It kept moving from side to side, running continuously, occasionally launching attacks on people looking like soldiers around.
Narui was initially frightened by the sudden appearance of the scene, but she quickly realized it must be a holographic projection.
Though she couldn’t understand how he could use holographic projection within the area of Crimson Day’s influence, Narui soon imrsed herself in the content being played by the projection.
Soon, after the projection played, the girl was still in a state of distraction.
"These transformations are Mutants, the monsters derived from the Alien Species inside the Prism..."
Zhang Xiaoman’s voice quietly ca:
"Actually, affected aren’t just you alone..."
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