I started by enhancing cancer cells and uniquely obtained the Godhood Sequence.

The meeting at the Hall of Eternity began abruptly and ended just as abruptly.

After Luna Riel finished speaking, the meeting of the Eternal Temple came to an end.

Boz looked at Lin Mo and said:

"Heh, I heard from my subordinates that the human race on Earth is also a technologically advanced civilization, so why did they give up developing their own technology?"

"Technology is also one of the great paths!"

Lin Mo remained noncommittal: "Perhaps, but technology can't save Earth right now."

Boz pursed his lips, seemingly disdainful of the answer, but still left out a sentence:

"Once you have weathered this wave of chrysanthemum tide, I will send my people to the human race on Earth for cultural exchange."

His tone was like that of charity, but Lin Mo didn't care.

The Eternal Goblin race is a truly technologically advanced civilization.

Their technology is ahead of all other races.

Once upon a time, the blue planet also believed that technology was the future of the race's development.

However, the arrival of the Eternal Kingdom changed everything.

If Earth truly establishes itself in the realm of eternity, it may continue to develop its technological civilization.

However, at present, technological development is not the focus of Blue Star.

However, Lin Mo did not reject the other party's civilized communication and said directly:

"it is good."

Blue Star needs to seize everything that can help it progress.

Not everyone can go to the front lines. Since we have logistics support, let these people contribute their strength.

As a race that has always developed technological civilization, if a more advanced race were willing to provide technological support, the development of Blue Star's technological civilization might skip a stage.

Boz nodded slightly, and the projection of his consciousness disappeared from the spot.

There are those who are willing to establish diplomatic relations, and of course, there are those who simply look down on the human race of Earth.

For example, Ulga, the representative of the orc race and the first to speak, looked down at Lin Mo and snorted coldly:

"A mixed-blood waste like you can only become stronger through pure power; following others' paths will ultimately lead you to your doom!"

With that, he flicked his filthy braid and disappeared from the spot.

Uriel couldn't wait any longer and began to mock:

"Kid, I hope your strength matches your arrogance. Hopefully, you'll still be 'alive' after this wave of chrysanthemums passes!"

Some expressed malice directly, but many more racial representatives simply disappeared without uttering a word.

Most of the immortals simply disappeared on the spot.

Only Nexus, the vampire, remained where he was, narrowing his scarlet eyes and staring at Lin Mo:

"So you're the one who killed Nightshade? Is your talent ability simulation? Or absorption?"

He seemed indifferent to Nightshade's death, but extremely interested in Lin Mo.

Whether it's the ability to simulate or to devour the talents of others, these are extremely rare abilities.

However, one race among the eternal races is the Eternal Fairy, who excels at simulation.

Their mimicry abilities have evolved to a much higher level.

However, their drawbacks are also obvious: they can only rely on a powerful race and cannot truly become a leading race or civilization.

If Lin Mo also possesses this ability, then the Blue Star human race may become the next fairy race.

This kind of thing has both advantages and disadvantages.

The disadvantages are the same as those of the fairy race: it is difficult for them to become the supreme race. However, the advantages are also obvious: they can grow rapidly, just like the fairy race, and can soon become a vital force in the Eternal Realm.

Lin Mo did not answer his question, but Nexus was not angry about it.

He had too many children; Nightshade was just one of the offspring of a collateral branch.

While vampires from the Eternal Realm are certainly valuable, it's not worth going up against an entire newly emerged Eternal race.

However, if the human race on Earth fails to withstand even the first wave of the Hell Tide, he wouldn't mind kicking them while they're down.

Other races may not be very interested in Earth, but vampires certainly are.

With billions of people on Earth, this is all living "food," enough to feed him and his people until they are half full.

You know, it's not easy to go down there normally.

The resources consumed are secondary; the most important thing is that the Eternal Palace has strict regulations governing matters concerning the lower realms.

Unless there are special circumstances, going to the lower realm is not allowed.

The power of the immortals is simply too extraordinary for the lower realms.

Even a Sequence 9 Eternal Realm player like Nightshade is unstoppable in the Nether.

Of course, for some little guys in the Eternal Realm, things are sometimes a bit more relaxed.

However, most immortals do not have a strong desire to go to the lower realms.

In their view, the lower realm is a manifestation of shirking responsibility.

As a race and civilization standing at the pinnacle of the Eternal Kingdom, they have their own pride, unless they are merely traveling.

Resisting the Black Tide is the only main theme of the Eternal Realm.

Once the Eternal Realm falls, the entire Eternal Kingdom will be utterly destroyed, submerged by endless black tides, and reduced to a product of past pollution.

Nexus chuckled and vanished from the spot.

The one left last was naturally Luna Riel, who looked at Lin Mo with no hostility in her gaze:

"I'm sure you still have many questions, but to get answers, you'll need to formally join the Hall of Eternity."

At this moment, Lin Mo finally spoke:

"What is the correct approach to resisting the Kuroshio Current? And how can we protect ordinary citizens?"

Luna Riel stared at him for a long while before speaking:

"The Kuroshio comes from deep space. If obstacles are set up, it will not descend in all directions. If it can be stopped before it falls, it will naturally not affect ordinary people."

"As for the correct way to resist the Kuroshio Current?"

"Perhaps it's the exact opposite of what you want to do."

"You can check the document I sent you for the specific reason. Good luck, little guy."

After she finished speaking, she waved her hand, and Lin Mo's consciousness projection disappeared from the main hall.

At the same time, he also noticed an email document sent by a stranger on his system panel.

There was no signature, and the document had no name.

He clicked to open it, and the first line of text caught his eye—

The Kuroshio Current is not a storm.

It wasn't a meteor shower either.

Rather, it was a migration of life and a spread of pollution falling from deep space.

They seem to be driven by some unknown entity, or perhaps they are searching for a new habitat.

Their dwelling place is the body shell of all living things.

Upon seeing this, Lin Mo frowned slightly.

Is the dwelling place the body of a living being?

This means that being contaminated by asteroid dust is like having your body taken over by parasites.

Lin Mo pondered for a moment, then continued reading.

"Stardust cannot be eliminated or cleaned up; it can only be resisted by its own powerful vitality and willpower..."

Seeing this, Lin Mo frowned slightly and turned his head to look at Mia beside him.

The worm genes were carrying away the dense, tiny black matter bit by bit, and because they had become skilled at it, they were even carrying it faster.

"Unable to clean?"

He raised an eyebrow at the document in his hand; it seemed...not quite accurate?