Rejecting Tsinghua and Peking Universities: I Will Lead Harbin Institute of Technology to World Lead

The expeditionary force of the solar system traveled through a fixed wormhole to the place where Caesar and his men had originally arrived.

The moment they traversed the wormhole, everyone prepared for war.

But the scene before them stunned everyone.

This is a pitch-black universe.

There were no starlight, no planets, and no celestial bodies.

There was only endless darkness, boundless and limitless.

It was like a forgotten corner, like a realm of death.

"Where...where is this?"

One of the soldiers couldn't help but ask in a low voice.

No one can answer.

The commander of the expeditionary force stood in the command cabin, gazing into the darkness outside the window.

His brow furrowed slightly.

Was this the place where Caesar and his men first arrived?

A void where there is nothing?

But he quickly suppressed his doubts.

No matter where we are, no matter if there is danger here, the most important thing now is—

To build the way home.

"Immediately mark the coordinates of Mars in the solar system."

The commander-in-chief issued the order.

"yes!"

The technicians immediately sprang into action.

The biggest advantage of directional wormhole technology is that it can be marked in both directions.

By leaving the coordinates of Mars here, a wormhole leading to Mars can be opened at any time.

At that time, no matter where they are in the river system, they can go straight home.

Furthermore, as long as the wormhole is opened, Martian support can continuously flow into this region of the star system.

This is a safe escape route and a strong backup plan.

The marking was completed quickly.

A subtle energy fluctuation quietly merged into the void.

From this moment on, this place became humanity's first bridgehead in the river system.

"Next, contact the solar system."

The commander continued, "Let's see if we can make contact with them."

Although they have just traversed a wormhole, it is still unknown whether communication will be smooth.

After all, the distance is too great, and the endless starry sky separates them.

"yes!"

The staff immediately tried to send a message.

The message was transmitted towards the solar system through a directional wormhole.

Then they began to wait.

No reply on the first day.

The communicator was completely silent, with only monotonous white noise.

There was no reply the next day.

Everyone's hearts were in their throats.

On the third day, there was still no reply.

The commander stood by the porthole, gazing at the eternal darkness.

A sense of unease welled up in his heart.

Can't wormholes transmit communication?

Could it be that they can't receive the message from the other side of the solar system?

Or... what happened to the solar system?

But he quickly shook his head.

Will not.

As long as Lin Feng exists, humanity will exist.

Everything will be alright.

"Commander, shall we wait any longer?"

The deputy came to his side and asked in a low voice.

The commander remained silent for a moment.

"wait."

He said.

"Wait four more days."

"If we haven't received a reply in seven days, we'll set off."

"Yes."

Time passed day by day.

There was no reply on the fourth day.

On the fifth day, there was no reply.

On the sixth day, there was no reply.

On the seventh day, news finally arrived from the solar system.

"We have received your message. Are you safe now?"

A familiar voice came through the communicator.

That was the response from the Solar System Command Center.

A hint of satisfaction flashed in the commander's eyes.

Although it was delayed by a full seven days.

But at least, communication is still possible.

At least, they are not fighting alone.

"Immediately tell the solar system that we are safe enough."

The commander addressed the staff.

"Next, we will begin our operation."

The message has been sent.

The commander turned around and looked at the officers behind him.

"Let's move on to the next step."

"Find the coordinates we left behind."

Both Caesar's team and Lin Sibin's team carried positioning devices when they set off.

They leave coordinates wherever they go.

These coordinates served as the guide for the expeditionary force.

The technicians immediately started the scan.

A massive star map slowly unfolded, with countless points of light twinkling within it.

Soon, the two coordinates were locked.

One is on the east side of the river system, and the other is on the west side.

They are far apart, separated by countless galaxies.

The commander stared at the two coordinates, his brow furrowed.

Two coordinates, two directions.

Where are Caesar's troops?

Where is Lin Sibin's team?

he does not know.

There is no information available to make a judgment.

The only option is to divide our forces.

"Pass down the order."

The commander took a deep breath and made a decision.

"First Fleet, led by me, proceed to the eastern coordinates."

"The Second Fleet, led by the Deputy Commander, is to proceed to the western coordinates."

"Each of them shall bring fifty Kuafu warships and one thousand Black Scorpion armored warriors."

"Find them, bring them back."

"No matter what enemy we encounter, no matter what difficulties we face."

"Mission accomplished."

His voice was firm and powerful.

"yes!"

Everyone responded in unison.

Soon, the one hundred Kuafu warships split into two groups.

One team headed east, and the other team headed west.

It slowly disappeared into the endless darkness.

The commander stood in the command cabin, watching another fleet of warships sail away.

I prayed silently in my heart.

Take care.

We must find them.

We must bring them home.

Then he turned around.

Looking out at that unknown star field.

There are countless galaxies there.

There are countless civilizations there.

There, there is an endless war.

And they are about to step into it.

"Full speed ahead."

The commander-in-chief issued the order.

"Target, coordinates to the east."

Fifty Kuafu warships roared with engines.

The silver-white hull shone brilliantly in the darkness.

Towards the unknown, towards the battlefield, towards the compatriots we must bring home—

go ahead.