A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 325 The Collapse of the Universe is Too Horrifying

This is so strange!

However, this is not the question that Lu Shang urgently needs to answer right now. The problem he faces is how to deal with this troublesome enemy.

"Whether it's strange or not, we'll talk about that later. What we need to do now is deal with the enemy."

Since we only have hypothetical scenarios, let's treat the opponent as a hypothetical enemy and deal with him/her!

Having made the decision, Lu Shang gave the swarm the command, "Release negative quanta! Reduce that entire spacetime of that universe to nothingness!"

With Lu Shang's command, a large number of negative quanta began to enter the mother universe of the Prinkia civilization through the wormhole, and the universe itself was changing from expansion to contraction, and this process was accelerating.

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As soon as the group of researchers led by Tama reunited with the city fleet carrying the main body of the mother civilization, they couldn't wait to inform the high-ranking officials of the Pulinka civilization of the good news of their experimental results.

The fact that sheet-like black holes could effectively block news of 'extinction' quickly shook the upper echelons of the entire Prinkia civilization.

Faced with an enemy that no weapon can inflict damage, the military's possession of even the most powerful and destructive weapons is tantamount to having none.

A good weapon is not defined by its power, but by the damage it can inflict on the enemy in one strike. The best weapon is one that can kill with a single blow, no matter what it is, even if it's a pile of dung.

Faced with an opponent like "annihilation," all the military weapons of the Prinkia civilization became useless, leaving them with no choice but to flee without resistance.

But things are different now, because military researchers led by Tama have found a way to curb the expansion of "extinction," so the Pulinka people no longer need to feel as stifled as before.

The Primka civilization held a grand celebration banquet for Tama and his researchers.

At the celebration, Tama was surrounded by a group of high-ranking members of the Prinkia civilization; she was the protagonist of this grand celebration.

The occurrence of "extinction" was a disaster, forcing the entire Prinkia civilization to flee en masse. However, it was also a blessing in disguise, as the complex internal power struggles within the civilization were silently resolved during this great escape.

What do the various factions within the Prinkia civilization rely on to maintain internal unity?

Of course it's about profit. Who would be willing to risk their life for an organization without any faith if there were no profit to be made?

Now that the chain of interests has collapsed, the entire civilization is in chaos and a mass exodus has occurred. It is equivalent to all organizations being forced to disband. Even if someone wants to rebuild a new organization, in the current environment of mass exodus, how many people would be willing to risk their lives for this new organization?

In the current environment, can a new organization offer enough benefits to satisfy others?

Clearly, such organizations are almost nonexistent. Even the original, legitimate central unified government was reorganized only by relying on the unbroken support of the people.

Right now, all that's left for the Pulinka people is 'extinction'. Once they solve the problem of 'extinction', they will have no other problems.

This is why Tama is so revered; the higher-ups of the Prinkia civilization regard her as a savior angel descended upon humanity.

"Great! We've found a way to control it, so the problem of 'extinction' is no longer a problem!"

"Tama, you have rendered a great service to the entire Pulinka civilization. Your achievements are in no way inferior to those of the war god Fuwahu!"

Hearing the cheers around him and the praise from the military commander-in-chief, military researcher Tama replied cautiously, "You flatter me. I am different from that military genius. My achievements do not come from talent, nor are they solely due to my own efforts. They are the result of the hard work of everyone who participated in this experiment with me."

The military commander-in-chief burst into laughter, "Hahaha, you're too modest. If it weren't for the plan you submitted at the meeting, the method to prevent 'extinction,' who knows when it would have been discovered."

After the laughter subsided, the military commander-in-chief, his carefree demeanor replaced by a more solemn military bearing, saluted Tama and solemnly said, "Thank you, Tama, your work saved us all."

Tama was stunned for a moment, then solemnly responded with military force, his inner excitement beyond words.

Before becoming a researcher, she was also a soldier. It's natural to be thrilled to receive such high honors from the highest-ranking military officials.

The solemn atmosphere didn't last long before they started chatting again.

The commander-in-chief admired Tama's decisive and action-oriented personality, and even took up a job at a matchmaking agency, trying every means to promote his good-for-nothing son.

Just then, an alarm suddenly shattered the festive atmosphere. The joy on everyone's faces quickly faded due to the piercing buzzing of the alarm, leaving only bewilderment.

A pop-up projection appeared in front of the Commander-in-Chief.

Before the Commander-in-Chief could speak, the soldier on the other end of the pop-up window cried out in panic and agitation, "Commander-in-Chief! Something terrible has happened!"

"What is it? Tell me slowly," the commander-in-chief asked, half displeased and half puzzled.

The dissatisfaction stemmed from the fact that the soldiers reporting to him were carrying their emotions into their work, which affected his ability to understand the situation.

The reason for the doubt was that this soldier was his confidant, and the commander-in-chief was well aware of this confidant's psychological qualities. It was precisely because he trusted him and his psychological qualities were reliable that he assigned this confidant to such an important position.

What could possibly cause a soldier to be so panicked and agitated?

"The starry sky! Look at the starry sky! Something terrible has happened!" the soldier exclaimed excitedly, pulling up his current dynamic star map onto the commander-in-chief's personal terminal.

"The starry sky?"

The starry sky?

What's wrong with the starry sky?

Could it be that 'extinction' has brought about some new changes?

With a host of questions in mind, the Commander-in-Chief opened his personal terminal, and then his eyes widened in disbelief.

The background of the entire universe is shrinking!?

"What's going on!?"

Even the well-traveled Commander-in-Chief was shocked by what he saw.

How could one not be shocked? The universe had been expanding long before the emergence of the Prinkia civilization, and a long period of time has passed since then.

Now, suddenly, the universe is starting to shrink?!

Tamar, standing nearby, remained calm, because she doubted the reality of the Big Crunch.

"Commander-in-Chief, please allow me to confirm that the distortion of local space in the universe, which in turn causes the light path to be distorted, can also create this scenario."

At Tamar's suggestion, the Commander-in-Chief handed her his personal terminal.

Taking the Commander-in-Chief's personal terminal, Tama operated the dynamic star map for a while. She didn't look at the large-scale changes, but observed the changes in the urban fleet she was in on the dynamic star map.

(End of this chapter)