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Your command is illogical.

"You're asking me to dismantle the main structure? That will damage me. I won't do it."

Evelyn was just about to breathe a sigh of relief when she nearly collapsed to the ground.

Hannah stopped typing because of the lack of oxygen; her chest was heaving.

However, Shen Fei didn't even turn around.

He kept looking at the blue thing on the screen and said in a very calm voice:

"07, you don't seem to understand what our relationship is now."

"I'm not discussing this with you."

"I'm just telling you, your ship is mine now. What happens to it is my business, not yours, understand?"

"Just do as I say."

Then came a deathly silence.

This time, the voice remained silent for a full three minutes.

In the entire command center, only the sound of two female scientists breathing heavily could be heard.

Professor Archibald huddled in a corner, wishing he could bury his head in the sofa cushion, which seemed to be blue.

He felt as if he were listening to a meeting between a mortal and a god.

And that mortal was even lecturing that god.

at last.

【……knew.】

The voice rang out again, sounding very reluctant.

The first batch of components has begun to be dismantled.

The words fell.

Evelyn was terrified when she heard this, and her face turned pale instantly.

She gripped the control panel, watching Shen Fei's retreating figure, her lips trembling.

"You...you really..."

"Good."

Shen Fei turned around and looked at the two women who were exhausted.

"Your final design is pretty good."

Evelyn was thrilled to hear him praise her; it was the first time someone had acknowledged her.

But what Shen Fei said next made her feel even more desperate.

"However, Doctor, you seem to have made a mistake."

Shen Fei pointed to the impressive design drawing on the screen and said.

"This is not the final solution."

"This is just your admission ticket."

"What?" Evelyn asked in a hoarse voice.

"From now until the project ends, you will all have to work online."

Shen Fei's voice was completely devoid of emotion.

"Those twelve singularities are just the beginning. We still need to modify the main cannon, install energy lenses, and reinforce the structure of the 'Tartaros' prison."

"These things require you to monitor the real-time data transmitted from Greenland and make adjustments as needed."

"In other words, the design is not finished yet."

"The design process has only just begun."

"Over the next thirty-six hours, you will be building a new foundation for this planet in real time."

Evelyn swayed.

Thirty-six hours.

real time.

Replace the foundation of a planet.

She felt she no longer understood what these words meant.

Hannah's reaction was more direct.

To stay awake, she turned around and poured herself and Evelyn another strong cup of black coffee. Only caffeine could keep them alert right now.

Then, Shen Fei ignored them and went to contact David Murray again.

On the other side of the Atlantic, at Thule Air Base.

General Weber was staring blankly at the twelve black obelisks.

His men had been studying it for hours. They used all sorts of methods, from gamma rays to ultrasound.

But nothing was found. The conclusion is: we don't know what it is.

The density of these obelisks is unmeasurable. Their surfaces are not reflective. They also block all signals. They are like twelve black holes that suddenly appeared.

A physics PhD student rushed in, sweating profusely, and reported, "General, we...we can't analyze anything. This thing doesn't conform to the physical laws we know!"

General Weber rubbed his temples, feeling his worldview being repeatedly crushed.

Just then, David Murray walked over and handed him an encrypted communicator.

"General, it's my boss on the phone."

Weber took the phone, and before he could speak, he heard Shen Fei's voice.

"General, don't waste your time studying it."

"Those things are not for you to study. They are tools."

"Now, I need your people to get back to the front. The energy readings later might burn out all your equipment."

Weber opened his mouth, but finally uttered only one word: "...Received."

He hung up the phone and looked at David.

"Who exactly is your boss?"

David Murray smiled and adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses.

"My boss is just a kind-hearted person who is full of goodwill towards the world."

General Weber glanced at him, then at the twelve obelisks in the distance that represented physical violence, his expression more grim than if he were crying.

Inside the Atlante command center.

Evelyn gulped down a large mouthful of coffee; the bitter liquid stimulated her nerves.

She raised her red eyes and stared intently at Shen Fei.

"Thirty-six hours...that's impossible!"

Her voice was defiant.

"Real-time construction involves so many factors! Mantle heat flow can be erratic, and stress can be released between tectonic plates... Even the slightest mistake can ruin the entire project!"

"Don't you have the mainframe computing power of 'The Watcher'?" Shen Fei asked back.

Evelyn, like a lion cornered, roared, "That's not enough! That algorithm is for flying spaceships, not for performing surgery on Earth! The logic is completely different!"

As she was talking, she suddenly stopped, as if she had thought of something.

Her eyes gleamed with a mad light.

"Unless what?" Shen Fei asked her.

"Unless we change our cutting method!"

Evelyn ran to the main screen and started randomly interacting with the virtual model.

She dragged the energy source of the "Star Siphon" main cannon directly to the very top of the entire structure.

"We don't use it for cutting!"

"We use it to 'ignite'!"

"We'll channel energy down to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, using the Earth's core's magnetic field to control it, turning the trench into a plasma scalpel that can cut through the Earth's crust!"

"We will not cut into the continental shelf!"

"We'll let the continental shelf... crack open on its own!"

Hannah stared at the crazy new model on the screen, her mouth agape.

"Doctor... if we do it this way, energy control will become several levels more difficult."

"But we don't need to calculate the most complex structural stresses!"

"We're leaving the problem to the Earth! All we have to do is ignite it and then control which way the cracks go!"

She turned around abruptly to look at Shen Fei, as if waiting for him to make the final decision.

Shen Fei looked at the new, dangerous plan that was flashing red.

He thought for ten seconds, then said.

"Let's do it this way."

He picked up the communicator and dialed 07 again.

"The plan has changed."

"Now, turn your main gun around and aim it at Earth."