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

A single rainbow stone contains between ten and thirty energy points. If you accumulate a large number of them, it can amount to a considerable sum of energy points.

We are currently at a critical juncture in accumulating energy to upgrade the Rabbit Talisman, and this opportunity must not be missed.

This kind of competition, like Storm Famila, probably has many free agents participating.

At that time, it will be another considerable income.

Humans are very inefficient at finding energy points, but the competition is full of walking rainbow stones. With their invisibility, harvesting them is easier than bending down to pick up money.

Before leaving, Ye Han took out a transparent vial.

"Uncle Ding, this is for you."

Old Ding looked down at the bottle of medicine, picked it up and examined it for two seconds. He recognized the densely packed small characters on the bottle.

He immediately declined, refusing to accept it.

"This...this thing is too valuable, keep it for yourself."

"I got this by chance; I don't need it, you can keep it."

This potion is a life-extending potion; after injection, it can extend one's lifespan by two hundred years. It was left in the chip by Queen Aiva.

When they were still human, they used this medicine to prolong their lives.

It has no side effects and can be used by any living organism without causing rejection.

Because the underlying logic of the drug directly acts on the most conserved segments of genes, bypassing all species differences, this is a technology unique to their civilization.

As a race that once stood at the pinnacle of technology, anything they produce is enough to drive the outside world into a frenzy.

"Uncle Ding, I'm leaving now. If I have the chance to leave the Chaotic Star Sea in the future, I will definitely take you with me."

Old Ding, clutching the medicine, quickly wiped his eyes with his sleeve, his voice somewhat harsh: "You child..."

Old Ding was very reluctant to leave after only a short time.

Even though he was extremely unwilling, he knew he couldn't keep Ye Han.

Old Ding swallowed back the words he was about to say and instead said, "Okay, you need to take care of your business. Be careful."

At the moment of parting, the old governor personally saw Ye Han off and presented him with a long sword.

This sword is named: Heavenly Sword.

This sword represents the highest honor of the planet Zenith, and the sincerity behind it far surpasses any diplomatic courtesy.

After accepting the gift, Ye Han left Tian Ding Star.

They flew straight towards Titan.

The resource allocation competition officially starts tomorrow, so it's a good time to go there early to make some preparations.

During the flight, Ye Han opened the system panel and looked at the energy points.

[Energy Points: 141]

This number is neither high nor low; it's still a bit short of the threshold required to upgrade the Rabbit Talisman, but it's enough to make his hands itch.

After much hesitation, I decided to go all in and use all my progress on drawing the Rabbit Talisman at once.

The Rabbit Talisman's exclusive roulette wheel appeared on the system panel. The pale gold wheel slowly rotated in the void, with each mark representing a progress.

Ye Han raised his hand and tapped the water ten times in a row, just to test the waters.

The pointer on the turntable spun rapidly, then stopped one step at a time.

[Congratulations, host, you have achieved the following progress: Rabbit Talisman 2%]

[Congratulations, host, you have achieved the following progress: Rabbit Talisman 4%]

[Congratulations, host, you have achieved the following progress: Rabbit Talisman 1%]

……

After the ten-pull was over, Ye Han used up all the remaining energy points.

Rabbit Talisman - Super Speed ​​(Progress 69%)

I've drawn all the filth and I'm only at 69%. My luck is terrible; I'm still a ways off from filling the gap.

The difference isn't too great. The rainbow stones from Titan, which were awarded as competition prizes, can be used to fill this gap. Once they arrive there, we can gather them all at once.

Titan soon came into Ye Han's view.

Titan is the undisputed overlord of the central star domain in the chaotic star sea.

Even while still in space, Ye Han felt the oppressive atmosphere of the planet, mainly due to its temperature.

Titan itself is not particularly large, but its location is very special, being right next to a blue-white star in its prime.

The star is in an active phase, with its surface constantly spewing out streams of high-energy particles and incandescent plasma, pouring large amounts of light and heat into the surrounding space.

The heatwave came in waves, one after another.

Even in such an extreme environment, the skies above Titan remained bustling with activity.

Spaceships of all sizes converged from all directions, all heading towards Titan.

Centered on Titan, all forces within hundreds of thousands of light-years of it follow its lead.

Races that can survive in such high-temperature environments are born with bodies of steel and iron.

All Titans are born warriors; their thick skin and tough flesh are just basic skills. What truly makes them formidable is their combat talent.

They also possess the ability to change size at will, requiring no training and relying solely on their strength to throw bricks.

Physical strength alone is enough to crush everything.

This innate advantage has allowed the Titans to maintain the upper hand in the long-term competition for resources, and has also led to a kind of unwritten tacit understanding in this star system with them as the hub.

The resource competition hosted by Titan is the only allocation rule in this star system.

Once a valuable planet appears, it will be processed by them first, and each faction will take its share according to its ranking in the competition.

Of course, there were those who were unconvinced, but they were all defeated and subdued in the fight.

The more a place relies on force to resolve disputes, the more suitable it is for Ye Han.

He was too lazy to engage in roundabout negotiations and exchanges of benefits, and even less inclined to sit in public and engage in insincere pleasantries.

The rules are simple and straightforward: if it works, it works; if it doesn't, you just have to change it to "work." This actually makes things easier for him.

Ye Han landed in the center of Titan's largest city and put away his flight posture.

The city's architecture is unique; it's not ugly, and its structural proportions possess a wild, untamed beauty.

But to say it's beautiful, it really can't be called that.

Generally, powerful races usually have relatively ordinary, even primitive, technological levels.

It's not that they are stupid or backward, but rather that they followed a completely different evolutionary path.

They are so strong that they don't need to use technology to make up for their shortcomings.

Over time, they have progressed relatively slowly in the field of science and technology, neither in a hurry to catch up nor feeling the need to catch up.

As the saying goes, you can't have your cake and eat it too.

With strength, there is no need for technology at all.

Having technology often means having to make some compromises in terms of physical talent.

The Titans clearly chose the former, and they went all the way.

The latter, the Tonati people are a good example.

Ye Han sighed, "One extreme has veered into another; it's truly a case of some dying of drought while others are drowning in floods."

"Some races are born to stand at the top of the food chain, their talent outweighing their intelligence. But some races, after exhausting all their efforts to develop technology for tens of thousands of years, can't even withstand a single slap from someone else."

Ye Han walked on the street for a while, and saw faces of all races, with skin colors ranging from light to dark, body types from tall to short, and equipment ranging from sophisticated to rudimentary.

But he didn't see a single native Titan.

It seems rather abnormal that a planet's main city, during such a grand resource competition, doesn't have a single local person in sight.

Did those Titans deliberately avoid these areas, or did they simply not live among outsiders? Or did they have other plans?

This idea was quickly put on hold.

Regardless of what the Titans are up to, his purpose on this trip is clear: to obtain the Rainbow Stone and accumulate energy points.

Everything else is irrelevant.

Having made up his mind, Ye Han brought up the system panel, ready to see how many free agents were on this planet.