On the Eight Extremes Star, I awakened the twelve talismans.

He picked up his wine glass and clinked it against Ye Han's; the rims of the glasses struck together with a crisp sound.

"Brother, I suddenly have a feeling that you guys might actually be able to find the Rainbow Sea."

"Given the current situation, we can only take it one step at a time."

Ye Han and his group stayed for a while longer, asking about most of the information about this star field, before getting up to say goodbye.

I've asked everything I needed to know.

This universe is called the Chaotic Star Sea.

The entire area is surrounded by countless black holes, forming a natural barrier that completely isolates the Chaotic Star Sea from the outside world.

It is precisely this barrier that has made the Devil's Footprint a legend in the eyes of outsiders.

The Chaotic Star Sea stretches for over three million light-years from one end to the other, covering an extremely vast area with countless planets and civilizations scattered like stars across this universe surrounded by black holes.

There are many factions, but there is no unified order like that of the Interstellar Alliance here.

Everything is based on strength. There are no rules between galaxies; whoever has the strongest fist gets to rule.

The law of the jungle prevails. A power that dominates today may be swallowed up by a stronger opponent tomorrow, its existence hanging by a thread.

At the same time, the level of danger is also extremely high.

Kalia specifically emphasized the threat posed by the undead.

Individually, those creatures may seem mediocre, but when they gather in large numbers, they can easily form an undead horde.

Even some of the larger powers might not be able to withstand it.

If the situation becomes uncontrollable, it will lead to a situation where too many ants can kill an elephant.

Many civilizations on ordinary planets have been dragged down and completely devoured by them.

In addition, there is another, even more bizarre natural disaster.

Spatial turbulence.

Spatial turbulence occurs from time to time in the Chaotic Star Sea. This turbulence is not an ordinary gravitational fluctuation, but rather a tearing of space itself under the influence of some unknown force. From the cracks, a creature called the Extraterrestrial Demon is born.

These creatures are completely different from the undead. They possess extremely high intelligence and are incredibly powerful. Every time they appear, it brings a catastrophe.

Ordinary armed forces are practically useless in their presence; only top-tier combat forces have the ability to put up a fight.

Historically, several once-powerful galactic overlords were destroyed by extraterrestrial demons that emerged during a massive spatial turbulence.

The group boarded the Eternal and left Magnet Cloud Star.

There's no way to deal with black holes; their movement is unpredictable, so waiting for them to move away on their own is the only option.

Since that's the case, we can only find a place to settle down first and wait for the black hole to make way for us.

Perfect timing! We haven't collected all the upgraded talismans yet, and we can't stop searching for energy points.

Kalia said that this star system contains countless planets, among which are buried various undiscovered energy veins and special resource points. It is a good time to continue searching for energy points while waiting for the black hole to move away.

Ye Han sat down in the chair and explained the next plan: "Let's find an uninhabited planet, modify it ourselves, and use it as a temporary base in the Chaotic Star Sea. Once the black hole moves away, the Eternal can set off at any time."

"Lingling, the task of detecting black holes is now entrusted to you."

"Leave it to me, Master! I have already deployed several monitoring probes around the Abyss. The orbital data will be transmitted back in real time. As soon as it starts to deviate from its course, I will be able to analyze the navigation window immediately."

Dia held the golden Rubik's Cube in her hand, twisting it absentmindedly: "I didn't expect there to be this in the Devil's Footprints. I thought I could rush all the way to the Rainbow Sea after entering, but I was blocked by a black hole halfway."

Ye Han remained relatively calm: "There's no such thing as a smooth road. The closer you get to the legendary place, the more difficult the journey becomes. If it were a straight road, someone would have found the Rainbow Sea long before Merlin."

"Yes, we need to keep working hard."

Dia stopped working on the Rubik's Cube and smiled.

Bai Xue said, "I think it would be best to find a deserted planet to terraform. The forces in the Chaotic Star Sea are complex, and we are newcomers with unstable foundations. There is no need to have unnecessary interactions with the local forces. On a deserted planet, we don't have to worry about property disputes or dealing with those scheming neighbors."

"Besides, we're only staying temporarily. We'll leave once the black hole moves away, so finding a remote place would be much easier."

Ye Han thought so too.

Lingling looked puzzled and said, "But Master, transforming a planet isn't that easy. The reason why uninhabited planets are uninhabited is most likely because they are unsuitable for living. Although we have a lot of supplies on the Eternal, it's still far from enough to transform an entire planet."

After listening, Ye Han did not rush to answer.

Using the monkey and rat charms, a furry creature was created.

They are covered in fluffy down and flutter their wings as they fly through the air.

"McMc! McMc!"

The sheep bleated softly, their voices short and light, carrying a natural liveliness.

Then, a second one, a third one...

A flock of sheep came to life and crowded together around the group.

It kept making "mai mai" sounds.

"Lingling, you're overthinking things. With these sheep around, improving the environment of an entire planet is a piece of cake."

Where Mai Mai sheep live, the environment will naturally change.

Even on desolate planets, their arrival can bring forth a variety of useful plants.

If you manage the sheep flock well, the ecosystem will operate on its own.

On Mars, the Rorowus farms are the best example.

On that planet with a Class C extreme environment, where sandstorms rage year-round, the Rorowu people still managed to cultivate vast fields of crops using their sheep.

"Yes, how could I not have thought of that? I almost forgot about Master's abilities."

"The Maimai sheep is a living ecological engineering machine. Wherever they go, the environment naturally improves. This is much more effective than any engineering equipment."

The Eternal sped through the chaotic sea of ​​stars and soon found a planet that met the criteria in a remote star field.

It was a completely barren planet, devoid of life and water.

The surface was a deathly grayish-brown, without even an atmosphere.

Such planets are as numerous as hairs on a cow in the chaotic sea of ​​stars, and no force would be interested in them, which perfectly meets the need for seclusion and remoteness.

The Eternal slowly descended.

As soon as the spaceship landed and the hatch opened, the flock of sheep poured out of the spaceship.

They saw this planet as if it were a treasure, and they fluttered about joyfully.

No matter what it is, whether it's stone or sand, they accept it all without hesitation and eat it in large gulps.

Even more amazing changes begin after they start eating.

The first sheep, Maimai, ate a few mouthfuls of sand, smacked its lips, and then let out a small burp.

A tiny seed was spat out from that round mouth, and it fell into the soil in front of it.

Almost the instant it landed, a tender green sprout emerged from the seed coat, growing shakily a few centimeters upwards, gently swaying in the dry environment.

The second head, the third head, the fourth head...

More and more of the sheep were eating and vomiting up the rocks and sand they had ingested.

After undergoing that wondrous digestive process within their bodies, they are transformed into seeds brimming with vitality, scattering one by one across every inch of ground they traverse.