Collapse Iron: What does it mean to broaden the fate of four people in one sentence?

It must be said that there are genuine reasons why he has a favorable impression of the strategic investment department.

Opal was clearly aware of what had happened to Villett and his group. He sent a message as soon as Lin Si signed for the package, indicating that he had been keeping a close eye on the movements of these Starships.

After all, it wasn't just Lin Si's spaceship; the spaceship Aista had purchased was also among the ones Vilit and his group were counting.

But Aista was too busy, so she had Alan come to sign for it.

Opal probably received reports of employees encountering swarms of true worms, but only brought up the topic after Lin Si had signed for it.

He thought for a moment, carefully considered his words, and then replied.

The Demon King: "Mr. Opal, I believe that such a thing should be eliminated from the very beginning."

Opal replied quickly, as if he was waiting for the topic to be started.

Opal: "Oh? How do I prevent it?"

Lin Si leaned back in her wheelchair, her fingers rapidly tapping on the screen.

Demon King: "The company can station a group of personnel, machinery, or detection devices along flight routes around the world to monitor and report real-time changes in the routes."

Demon King: "This way, any abnormal reactions on any flight route will be known to the employees, and the engineers in charge of data processing will naturally replan the routes."

Opal's reply carried a hint that "the situation is rather complicated."

Opal: "That is indeed one way, but routes around the world are not solely managed by the company."

Opal: "Mr. Lin Si, although I am very reluctant to admit it, the company does not have a good reputation in the eyes of major forces around the world."

Opal: "If you station members or devices along shipping routes in various places, other forces will inevitably become suspicious."

Opal: "It's more likely they'll reject our proposal outright."

Lin Si looked at the message, thought about it, and realized that it was indeed true.

The company is not an ordinary force; it is the largest force in the world, and its ambitions are common knowledge.

The air routes around the world can be said to be the first line of defense for major powers, and they are unlikely to easily agree to the company setting up monitoring points in those key locations.

If this matter is to be done, it can only be spearheaded by a neutral force that has a good reputation among all the major powers, and then all the forces can participate together.

He thought for a moment, then chuckled softly.

"The only ones who can take the lead on this matter are either the geniuses or the Star Train."

He recalled the 22nd seat, Lillard's invention of the 'quantum ladder'.

Without this quantum ladder, the vast majority of civilizations in the universe would still be trapped within their own star systems.

Furthermore, Elijah Salas, the 56th in the series, invented the long-range telemetry and synesthetic beacon, enabling communication across astronomical distances, interstellar travel, remote positioning of spacecraft, and intergalactic coordination.

It can be said that without these two geniuses, there would be no prosperous interstellar civilization in the universe today.

The Star Train could also do this.

Even though the star god Akivili, who pioneered the project, has now fallen, and many silver orbits are broken and abandoned, not all of them are usable.

Many silver orbits have been damaged, deactivated, or eroded by the void and stellar core. The existing usable silver orbits are the stock, and it is very difficult to add more.

But after all, the silver tracks that were pioneered once covered the entire universe.

Even so, it is definitely not as effective as having a genius take the lead.

A genius's voice in the world far surpasses that of any organization or force.

However, only children make choices; adults want it all.

Demon King: "Mr. Opal, if the members of the Star Train and the Genius Club take the lead, and all the major forces in the world work together to do this,..."

Demon King: "Will the other forces agree?"

Opal's reply came almost immediately.

Opal: "I would absolutely agree!"

Opal: "The company has long wanted to use the Genius or Star Train to lead an alliance with major forces, so that some of the rules and systems in the world will be improved."

Opal: "But there hasn't been a suitable opportunity."

Lin Si looked at the message and shook her head slightly.

He understood why the company felt there were no suitable opportunities.

It's good that the company has this idea, but the mistake is that it shouldn't be proposed by the company itself.

Once the company takes the initiative, other forces will suspect that "the company is trying to take this opportunity to expand its influence."

Therefore, they can only wait for a suitable time for a third party to propose this initiative.

However, almost all the influential forces in the world have some suspicions about the company.

Unless a major event occurs, they will find it difficult to wait for that 'right time'.

He paused for a moment, then typed.

Demon King: "Mr. Opal, I'll give it a try."

Opal: "Do you have a solution?"

Demon King: "Perhaps. After all, this concerns the safety of countless people. I will try my best."

Opal's reply carried a seriousness that "this is indeed a viable direction."

Opal: "Thank you, Mr. Lin Si!"

Then there was another one, as if he had remembered something important that needed to be emphasized, and his tone became a bit more serious.

Opal: "Please always remember that the Strategic Investment Department will always be your support!"

Lin Si stared at the words for a moment, then put her phone back in her pocket.

He looked at the Star Train parked on the platform. Walter had said the train would arrive at the space station this morning, since Ompharos was the one he had discovered and shared with the train.

We will definitely share and confirm any further developments with him.

Now, Uncle Yang and Xing should already be on the train using the Boundary Anchor to head to Onfaros.

He thought about it.

"Big Monster, let's go! This time I'll take you to see the Starry Sky Train!"

Chapter 439 Do you want to enter the Garden of Oblivion?

"Ms. Himeko."

Lin Si stopped at the entrance of the observation car and her gaze fell on the red-haired woman standing by the porthole.

She was holding a cup of coffee, gazing out the window at the slowly moving starry sky.

"Have Uncle Yang and the others already gone to Onfaros?"

Himeko turned around upon hearing the sound, her gaze lingering on Lin Si for a moment before her lips curved slightly, as if she had already guessed that he would arrive at this time.

"Yes, Walter has made ample preparations for this trip to this unknown world."

She paused for a moment,

"I rarely see him so energetic."

Lin Si leaned back in her wheelchair and smiled.

The fact that Himeko said he was "energetic" shows that Walter really cares about this Onpharos.

"What would you like to drink?"

"We still have plenty of the Ruby coffee beans you brought last time."

Himeko asked with a smile.

Lin Si's apple cheeks bobbed up and down slightly.

After thinking about it, he decided not to challenge Himeko's coffee.

"No need to trouble yourself, Ms. Himeko."

Then he took out a box of tea leaves from his pouch and handed it to the Great Monster.

"I personally prefer tea to coffee. Could you please borrow the bar counter on the train?"

Himeko sighed upon hearing this.

"Of course."

DaDaGuai took the tea leaves, and LinSi told him the location of the party carriage and asked him to go there to make tea.

Himeko watched this scene, as if she had noticed something, but she didn't say anything. She simply took the cup of coffee back to the sofa, sat down, and continued the conversation.

"However, what you said earlier about the different flow rates of time seems to be true."

She paused, as if confirming her next words.

"During these few system periods, many new boundary anchors have appeared in Onfaros."

“These boundary anchors are not far apart.”

Lin Si nodded.

It seems that only when he enters will Onfaros' time flow synchronize with the outside world.

After Walter and his group entered, the flow of time should have been normal inside Onpharos, which is why they were able to place multiple boundary anchors within a few system times.

"By the way, Ms. Himeko."

He changed the subject.

Will that Miss Black Swan ever come back?

Himeko thought for a moment, as if recalling the few words the Black Swan left behind when it departed.

"Miss Black Swan said she would come back, but we don't know exactly when."

"Are you looking for a person with memories?"

Lin Si nodded, her expression becoming more serious.

"Yes, after all, Onfaros is a large memory domain in the understanding of Lady Black Tower and Screw Gum."

“Those who remember might also be very interested.”

Upon hearing this, Himeko remained silent for a moment, as if considering something, before she smiled slightly.

"Previously, Ms. Black Swan helped the train catch a messenger from the Radiant Court."

"We've worked with that messenger lady; she's on the train now."

Lin Si raised her eyebrows slightly.

What a coincidence!

He straightened up, his voice carrying a hint of surprise, "I really didn't expect this."

"Ms. Himeko, may I see this messenger now?"

Himeko thought for a moment, as if weighing the appropriateness of the request.

"I can't be sure if she wants to see you."

"We only have a cooperative relationship with that messenger lady. If we don't bother her, she won't bother us either."

"If you can see a broken mirror somewhere on the train, you might be able to find her."

Lin Si nodded in understanding, then looked around.

His gaze swept from the car window to the aisle, from the ceiling to the floor, and finally landed on a spot in the direction of the stairwell inside the carriage.

There, a mirror rests quietly against the wall, its surface bearing several fine cracks, as if it had been deliberately broken and then carefully pieced back together.

"Ms. Himeko, is it that mirror?"

Himeko followed his gaze and nodded, her tone tinged with surprise.

"It seems that the messenger lady also hopes to have a chat with you."

She stood up and walked toward the party carriage.

"Shutting up might contaminate your automated soldier database. I'll go check it out."