Chapter 415 - Alien Spies? (1/2)

Chapter 415 Alien Spies?

Super light speed era.

Chen Jin’s heart was racing a little. It seemed that there was hope of breaking through the barrier represented by the impossible attempt to exceed the speed of light.

After all, the pace of Galaxy Era was really too slow. Under normal circumstances, there was no hope that one could ever witness a player dominating the server, not even in a few hundred years. In order to speed things up and salvage the game, a fictional super light speed technology would have had to have been launched, even if a breakthrough had not been achieved in the field of “space technology” real life.

This would inevitably lead to a decline in the realism of the game and disrupt the original

pace.

Unexpectedly, a player with ingenious creativity in the field of science achieved a breakthrough in the theory. The super light speed curvature engine technology could also be realized in reality. The significance of this was extraordinary.

“It appears that the Crystal Brainers must not have achieved any breakthroughs in the technology of super light speed engines.” If they had made such an accomplishment, Haierfa would have been occupied as their colony long ago, nor would it have been destroyed remotely.

“That is to say, in terms of speed, we are now ahead of the Crystal Brainers and have established a significant advantage.

“Even just a single curvature engine, when installed on a C-class warship, would immediately increase its combat power by two grades, reaching the level of a Class A warship.

“Flying objects at the speed of light cannot be monitored. If it were used to launch an airstrike or a surprise attack, given the extreme suddenness of such an assault, many civilizations would be hit hard or even destroyed immediately.

“No matter which competitive field one was involved in, there is nothing that cannot be overcome-no speed limits that cannot be broken through.”

The same was true for war.

Once the super light speed curvature engine was introduced, the Crystal Brainers would no longer be powerful enough to serve as the authority for technological prowess.

“But Master, with our current experimental conditions, it would take about a decade to make a breakthrough with a real-life, large-scale, and functional curvature engine. It is impossible to enter the practical stage immediately.”

“Can we speed up the process by increasing our investment of resources?”

“There would be no significant effect. Together with Alice, we have invested 100% of our resources and energy into this project.”

“Ok.”

After all, this was not some illogical fictional story where the main character could upgrade himself or his circumstances willy-nilly. He could only follow the prescribed order of events and wait.

On a different side of the universe.

The Walf galaxy, 14 light years away.

Development activities were in full swing every day on the vast surface of the water-rich planet.

A series of mines had been opened to provide all the raw materials needed.

Colonial bases were being built all along the river, scattered throughout the area of the wide perimeter of land that they had claimed for themselves. As they improved the efficiency of development, the human survivors’ living space began to seem extraordinarily spacious and empty.

“A land area of more than 300 million square kilometers being occupied by only 100,000-plus surviving human beings. What a broad living space. Naturally, problems with regards to resources, land, environment, housing prices, and so on don’t exist… It is a resource-rich paradise that has no natural enemies or competition.

“In this kind of paradise, even if we humans were to multiply in an exponential manner by doubling our population every 30 years, we would only reach the scale of 10 billion people in 300 years.”

“If we directly detonate a population bomb, we can cultivate a population of 10 billion in 30 years… In about 50 years, the planet will become somewhat crowded and will enter a state of insufficient resources and over-competition.

“Friction will arise again, internal divisions will arise, and groups will break away. It is difficult to maintain the initial unity that we have… This will no longer a paradise.”

But even so!