The plunder of the heavens begins with the Spirit Cage.

They even wanted to run across the street and raid someone else's base.

Even if he did get one, he wouldn't want to send any monsters over.

Even if this is derived from the world of film and television, the other party is still an ancient civilization with hundreds of millions of years of history.

Lu Qianwei dares not guarantee what level biotechnology can achieve.

Once the Titans are gone, they might actually dissect them and use the pieces to develop some even more terrifying biological weapons.

After a moment's thought, Lu Qianwei decided to let Godzilla stay there.

In any case, the world's higher-ups have almost reached an agreement with the multi-party alliance.

Before long, a large number of Titan monsters will arrive on the Australian continent to form an encirclement, waiting for them to come to them.

Of course, given the current size and power of the Titans, no one believed that the monsters that had gone to civilization earlier could pose any threat.

If they want to invade again, they will inevitably have to increase their investment.

As for what to invest in?

Aside from interstellar warships and weapons of mass destruction, they would simply be more powerful and destructive super-Kaiju, or perhaps viruses, poison gas, and the like.

Humanity has considered these issues, and similar epidemic prevention measures and plans are being prepared in an orderly manner.

A biotechnological civilization will inevitably possess a multitude of biotechnological tools and methods.

Instead of simply reacting to each move, Lu Qianwei came up with the idea of ​​using high-oxygen bombs to destroy the hostile civilization.

However, while the method is good, there are still many challenges in creating a weapon capable of covering an entire planet with a high-oxygen, oxygen-rich environment.

These types of weapons will not be needed for a short period of time.

In 2050, after five years, Universe 7 has restored social order with the help of the Titan monsters.

Mechs are a thing of the past for APEX Corporation.

More advanced, remotely controlled, and secure new mechs became the direction for the nation's new research and development.

However, with the Titans around, their focus is now on building spaceships.

Because the wormholes of the pioneering civilization contain biological codes, humanity still does not know where their original home is.

However, through years of interstellar technology developed by the multi-powered alliance, they have managed to establish contact with some forces that are hostile to the pioneer civilization.

Although the aliens didn't know where the Pioneer's core planet was, they still shared some of the polluted and occupied locations with them.

While they might not be able to defeat Universe 7 in the short term, that doesn't stop them from making a mental note of their grudge.

In 2056, the wormhole located on the Australian continent reacted again.

A large group of level 5 or 6 starting beasts appeared first to harass the alliance's defensive line.

However numerous they may be, they are ultimately nothing compared to the Titan monster.

The Kongo clan didn't even bother with close combat; each of them wielded a weapon the size of a ship's cannon for ranged attacks, taking down an enemy with a single shot.

The pioneering civilization never imagined that it could achieve victory through these cannon fodder.

Releasing the accumulated Kaiju was intended not only to deplete enemy firepower but also to cover the Pioneer fleet's successful passage through the wormhole.

Of course, they weren't foolish enough to cram a bunch of warships into one hole.

Instead, taking advantage of the moment when humanity's attention was focused on this, they simultaneously opened wormholes in more than ten locations.

However, they completely ignored the existence of multi-party alliances.

In their minds, humans are nothing more than a group of insects trapped on the surface of a planet, fighting with mechs and their toys.

Even if we have the capability to build interstellar warships, how many could we build in just 10 years?

However, it is precisely because of this arrogance.

Their fate was sealed the moment they conceived of using a massive fleet to instill profound despair in human civilization.

"BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM!!!!"

In the void from all directions, countless interstellar warships bearing the insignia of the Multiverse Alliance fired blazing ion cannons and focused energy beams.

The pioneering warships, a mix of biological and mechanical components, were caught off guard and had no time to react.

Its outer shell was torn apart by artillery fire, and the ship's hull exploded into burning fragments that burst into dazzling fireballs in the dark starry sky.

Warships unable to dodge collided and exploded one after another, with a series of explosions illuminating the entire sky.

"Damn it! Where did they get so many warships?!" the cardinal roared from the main ship.

Completely confused about the situation, they wanted to organize a resistance, but Dean had already seized the advantage of timing and location.

Wanting to retreat back into the wormhole, they suddenly discovered that mechs carrying two or three starter beasts were leading them into the wormhole.

Soon after, the wormholes disappeared one after another.

"Damn it, all fleets break out immediately!" The cardinal's veins bulged; it would take some time for the enemy to reopen the wormhole.

That was enough time to kill everyone in their fleet.

There was not a single trace of human activity on the ground, so it was impossible to use the lives of ordinary people to make the human fleet hesitate to act.

The cardinal was very unwilling, as were the other commanders and captains who had followed him.

But what can we do about it?

Humanity in Universe 7 spent 10 years preparing in fear, but the pioneering civilization could only die in frustration under the bombardment of the stars.

"Captain! The commander of the Pioneer Civilization wants to negotiate with us!"

They are willing to leave Earth and never return.

Inside the main ship's bridge, the communications officer loudly relayed the other side's pleas for mercy.

Dean, sitting in the command position, had a cold look in his eyes. "No need! Annihilate them all!"

Who cares who the commander on the other side is?

The order given to him from above was to annihilate them completely!

As for alien prisoners, that's not something he should be concerned with.

A new and even more intense saturation bombardment was unleashed once again.

The remaining Pioneer fleet was eventually annihilated in the hail of artillery fire, leaving only endless interstellar debris falling to the ground.

As for whether there are any living aliens inside, that's the job of the ground cleanup team.

Meanwhile, as the wormhole exploded, the Stargate shuttle, specially treated to withstand nuclear explosions, was successfully activated.

As Lu Qianwei and his group looked at the Pioneer environment on the other side of the portal, they felt as if they had eaten poisonous mushrooms and were hallucinating.

"Hiss~ This toxic gas, this environment, I can't believe that intelligent life could be born in such a place." An old professor sighed in disbelief.

“I don’t think that’s possible either. There must be many other necessary factors,” another professor shook his head.

"This is probably not their home planet; it might just be a new home that has been polluted and transformed."

"Alright, professors, let's stop analyzing this for now," Lu Qianwei interrupted untimely.

He urged, "Quickly use astronomical observations to determine what place that is?"

"Hey, see, you can't tell just yet~"

The chief scientist of the physics and astronomy group, a sprightly old lady with gray hair, operated several automatically unfolding folding astronomical telescopes, rotating them towards the sky. "The atmosphere of the planets here is too turbid, and the energy background is extremely complex, making direct optical observation extremely difficult."

We need time for long-exposure integration, combined with data from gravity sensors, microwave background radiation detectors, and ultrasensitive magnetometers, to construct a relatively reliable local star map model.

"If possible, it would be best to launch a few miniature low-Earth orbit satellites."

This is much faster and more accurate than our 'blind men and the elephant' approach on the ground.

"Aren't you making things difficult for me, sir?" Lu Qianwei frowned. "Launching a satellite is quite a big deal."

"If this is launched, regardless of whether it will succeed, they will soon know that we have infiltrated from the opposite direction."

There is a big difference between early detection and late detection.

The professors could only complain a few times and then began to study the planet's atmosphere and landforms.

Obtaining interstellar coordinates by referring to the starry sky is actually secondary.

The main purpose of the group was to obtain information about the environmental conditions in which the pioneer civilization lived.

If they could get detailed data, their high-oxygen bombs would be very useful.

"Do you think we should use some natural technologies to restore the planet's ecology?" a professor suddenly asked, on a whim.

Soon everyone's attention turned to him.

"Ahem, this is what I think."

Didn't pioneering civilizations transform the environments they migrated to through pollution?

"Then we can learn from them and use natural technologies to purify the environment and create an ecosystem that is suitable for us to live in."

"I remember a few years ago the Psionic Research Institute created a substance specifically for treating environmental pollution, didn't it?"

"Using it to disgust the pioneering civilizations shouldn't be a problem."

Lu Qianwei's eyes lit up upon hearing this. He remembered that the thing was inspired by the Mana ecosystem and combined with psionic energy and some unknown substance to create a kind of meme-like pollution.

However, this is a positive thing for them.

"Hehehe, I'll go apply to get them right now!" Lu Qianwei chuckled.

……

The sky was shrouded in thick, eerily phosphorescent poisonous clouds, and sparse acid rain slid across the armor of the warriors in the forest.

The place where he was originally located was probably a mountain or plain.

But now it is merely land transformed into a venomous lair by a pioneering civilization.

"This is it. The pollution sources here are quite severe."

A group of elderly professors, directed through the portal, were all talking at once.

Lin Ye nodded and took down the cylindrical device that was half a person's height from behind him.

The surface of the device is covered with strange silver patterns, and a crystal that pulsates and emits a soft green light is embedded at the top.