Physics God

Chapter 215 The Genius Club

After the marriage was concluded, everyone went their separate ways. Mu Kange left the building with Ling Hao, but did not return to the hotel where they were staying.

"Big brother, where are we going? This isn't the right way, is it?" Mu Kange followed Ling Hao silently, but then realized the road was wrong and asked in confusion.

Ling Hao waved his hand and explained, "I have other things to do, but I'll show you around while I'm at it."

Mu Kange nodded blankly, then stopped asking questions and followed Ling Hao, flying all the way into space, finally landing on Che Si's satellite fortress.

A satellite fortress is not a fortress built on a satellite, but a fortress built to the size of a satellite and with satellite functions. It is a weapon of war and a military vehicle whose flight mode is not propulsion, but anti-gravity.

The Earth's crust is filled with anti-gravity modules, which are so powerful that they can navigate within the main range of a star's gravitational field. The principle is the same as that of an anti-gravity glider, except that it is much larger and requires a huge amount of energy, and of course, its power is also enormous.

Besides the most terrifying impact, it can also amplify and strengthen its own gravitational field, and concentrate it in a single direction, even tearing apart planets like Earth.

Furthermore, there are many places inside to load other weapons, such as high-energy planet-destroying cannons, super-heavy element kinetic energy acceleration cannons that can detonate stars, and electromagnetic explosion pressure field generators with enough power to ignite a large gas giant, such as Jupiter, into a star...

However, this thing usually orbits a planet in the form of a satellite, similar to the moon, and will not activate its war mode unless it is in real danger.

Interestingly, in interstellar space, satellites orbiting planets are considered to be in a "walking" range, meaning there are actually quite a few people on satellites, and this distance is really not enough to see them.

Mu Kange followed Ling Hao to a cluster of tiny, silvery-white glowing objects, an image that reminded him of a card on the Wanling Black Paper...

"A level 15 Doomsday Lord, Silver rank?!" Mu Kange exclaimed in surprise. He never expected to see such a powerful figure here. That was a level 15 Doomsday Lord!

To put it bluntly, if we don't consider the time war after the three warriors in "Men at the Top of the Food Chain," a level 15 Doomsday Lord can cosplay as the three warriors. Of course, we have to take into account things like burst, self-destruct burst, and transcendence.

Mu Kange even plans to cosplay Yan Feibai at level 14, the Three Warriors at level 15, and the Five Strong at level 16, enjoying the food chain trilogy and reveling in the joy of being a filial son of a bear, wolf, and dog.

This silver is a pure spiritual entity cluster, composed of tens of millions of individuals as cells, forming a thinking whole. Within the Black Paper of All Spirits, it belongs to those with spiritual specialties.

"Nice to meet you. We've already gone through the formalities over time, so there's no need for further explanation. Welcome to the Genius Club, Dr. Ling Hao." Silver materialized into a human form and extended its hand to Ling Hao.

Ling Hao nodded, then reached out and shook hands with him, saying, "I want to bring this child with me, is that alright?"

With a thought, Bai Yin created a wormhole that could allow ordinary people to pass through: "That's no problem, let's go, this way please."

Glancing at the dazed Mu Kange, Ling Hao pulled him into the wormhole, transporting them to the vicinity of the distant Galactic Center. The Genius Club was located nearby, and the Galactic Center was the territory of the only advanced civilization in the Milky Way!

In fact, this advanced civilization in the galaxy is directly called the Silver Heart Civilization. The fact that the Genius Club can be established here speaks volumes about its prestige. With just a command, it could easily control civilizations in the lower or even upper galaxies.

"The Genius Club, is it from that web novel, or the one in the game?" Mu Kange wondered to himself as he followed Ling Hao into the Genius Club.

Ling Hao knew that Mu Kange was unaware of the Genius Club, so he pointed to the square, monument-like object next to him and said, "If you want to know about the Genius Club, you can go and take a look at that thing."

Upon hearing this, Mu Kange followed Ling Hao's finger and saw a square, monument-shaped object made of an unknown material, conforming to the golden ratio.

The surface was covered with a large number of delicate and intricate patterns. Even though he didn't understand the civilization that created this square, monument-like object, Mukange could still feel the strange beauty of these patterns.

Mu Kange used his mental power to scan the square, monument-like object. This action seemed to trigger some function of the square, monument-like object, which transmitted an electromagnetic wave toward Mu Kange.

What's amazing is that after Mu Kange came into contact with this electromagnetic wave, before he even tried to interpret it, a large number of pictures, images, and data appeared in his mind. Since there were no words or anything, only pure meaning, any intelligent life from any civilization could understand its meaning.

Every member of the Genius Club is a traveler on the path of knowledge and vision. They are all knowledge fanatics, scientific madmen, and oddballs who pursue truth as their ultimate goal. Otherwise, they would not be able to embark on the path of knowledge and vision.

The purpose of the Genius Club can be summarized as: mutual help and the pursuit of truth.

However, unlike the pioneers of civilization who pave the way for those who follow, they want to see what they want to see in their lifetime. Therefore, the Genius Club has another goal: to create immortals.

This is a group of extreme scientists who disregard life and death; a group of madmen who regard society and civilization as stepping stones to the pursuit of truth as hunting grounds.

They were insane, cruel, and incredibly pure. For knowledge and truth, they had no taboos, even if it meant their own destruction. They believed that if they didn't want it, they would rather die!

They would invade other civilizations for knowledge, plunder their technology or goods, even if they were wanted and hunted down by the Starsea Community.

However, they are not fools. Ultimately, it depends on whether they can obtain the knowledge they want. Killing, invasion, and plunder are just means, not ends.

If these are the goals, wouldn't that be perverse? If they could obtain knowledge or exchange it, they wouldn't be foolish enough to resort to plunder.

Perhaps some of the new members are not so crazy, but when they have nowhere to go and are desperately researching ways out of nothing, they will quickly join the old man's plundering business.

As for the headquarters, it's actually unmanned; it's more like a warehouse filled with all sorts of technological products. After all, most of the members of the Genius Club are wanted criminals, and only members who haven't committed crimes can actually meet here.

All is illusion, only truth endures. All can be destroyed, only truth is immortal.

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