The Wallfacer: Everyone wants to break through my wall.

All those Aya, hawks, and doves—they're all part of Feng Taylor's plan, according to the Scientific Administrator. Just like when the multi-deterrence system was being built, they first used Luo Ji to complete the deterrence, and then went a step further by acquiring quantum entanglement real-time communication technology from the Trisolaran world to realize the multi-deterrence system.

Quantum entanglement-based real-time communication is not simply about helping humanity build a multi-deterrence system. Humanity is limited by computers that can travel at the speed of light, but the technology of real-time information transmission through quantum entanglement represents a major breakthrough.

Because of the revolution in computers, a series of related technologies have also made breakthroughs.

The Science Administrator believes that this is another instance of Feng Taylor replicating his previous actions, using various factors to obtain new technologies from the Trisolaran world.

The scientific governor firmly believed in his judgment. Having observed and studied humanity for so many years, he had gained some understanding of strategy and knew how to apply it in a rudimentary way.

Because they understood this to some extent, the science officials, even without concrete evidence, concluded that it was all the result of Feng Taylor's leadership.

For example, as soon as they returned to the solar system from the Trisolaran system, they immediately headed to Earth to suppress all forces in the human world that suppress radicals.

Could Feng Taylor not have known what the consequences of this would be?

If you already know, why do you still do it?

Naturally, the hawks were brought to power, and then they broadcast the coordinates, which was exactly what Feng Taylor had anticipated.

So terrifying.

Now, Feng Taylor has finally laid his true intentions on the table: to use gravitational wave broadcast coordinates to force the Trisolarans to take a series of actions, and then use that as a means to gain technological advancement.

"His purpose is now quite clear," the science governor remarked.

The military governor said, "We cannot agree to him acquiring technology from the remaining Trisolarans to advance human civilization's technology."

The head of state did not express his opinion; he remained silent, seemingly deep in thought.

However, although he did not make a statement, the head of state's attitude has already shown his decision on this matter—no matter what the consuls decide, he can accept it, and this matter is not important.

"Is this your decision? To be honest, I'm a little disappointed," Ryoumi said with dissatisfaction.

If there were no way out, Ryougu would naturally have no objection. But right now, there is clearly a way out for those abandoned compatriots, but it has been rejected by the decision-makers for reasons such as "concerns about human schemes." Ryougu is naturally not going to have a good look on her face.

"Sacrifices are inevitable for the continuation of civilization; this has always been the case throughout history," the military governor said.

Ryougu retorted with great dissatisfaction, "They made sacrifices so that civilization could continue, but you take it for granted? Since someone has to make sacrifices, why can't the sacrifices be made by you, instead of the rest of us?"

The military governor calmly retorted, "Without us, who would make decisions for civilization? Who would lead civilization to survive in the universe?"

The science administrator, who was more inclined to support Haruhi, replied, "1314, you have overstepped your bounds. The decision of the decision-making body has nothing to do with you. Pass the reply back to Maple Taylor."

The meeting between Suzumiya and the decision-making body ended in discord. This outcome was extremely cruel for the Trisolarans who had been abandoned on their home planet. Suzumiya could only sadly pray that the Black Forest attack that would befall the Trisolaran home planet would end very quickly and not inflict too much suffering on these abandoned Trisolarans before their deaths.

The departure of Haruhi Suzumiya does not mean the end of the meeting; the meeting of the Three-Body decision-making body is still ongoing.

“If we simply refuse, the remaining Trisolarans will likely object,” the Science Administrator said.

The military governor retorted dismissively, "What opinions could they possibly have?"

The science governor said, "Many of them would not accept that they could have survived, but had to die just to protect themselves from humans."

"Haven't we always been like this? Without necessary sacrifices, how could the Trisolaran civilization have come this far?" the military governor retorted.

The Science Administrator said, "Have you forgotten about the eavesdropper, number 1379? The sacrifice was based on the continuation of civilization. The remaining Trisolarans were abandoned by civilization and are no longer related to its continuation. To survive, do you think they would do anything?"

At this point, the other officials followed the scientific official's lead and began to think.

“We not only want the remaining people, but we also want to burn them?” one of the governors said uncertainly.

Another official stated, "I cannot accept this; they are innocent."

Originally, those compatriots left behind on their home planet were a group of people abandoned by civilization. To make them face slaughter from their own people was really hard to accept.

The scientific governor said, "There's no need to argue. Let the rest of the people find their own way to survive. Feng Taylor's enticement will be meaningless. Let them try to follow the escape plan proposed by Feng Taylor."

"Let the rest of the people see the atomic nucleus, and then detonate the star to escape?" one of the governors asked.

The science governor said, "Humans only have a concept in this regard, while we already have enough technological reserves and believe we will complete this escape plan sooner than humans."

"Everyone in the Trisolaran civilization can survive. The remaining people will just leave the Trisolaran system a little later. It's not that there's no hope for them."

The Science Administrator has always hoped that the Trisolaran civilization could accept microscopic representation.

If the Trisolaran civilization had adopted the microscopic approach, no one would be left on their home planet now. It is precisely because they did not adopt the microscopic approach that the light-speed warp drive was unable to carry everyone away.

The other leaders in the decision-making body were indeed interested in micro-scale transformation, but the current crisis did not allow the Trisolaran civilization to take any risks. They had to prioritize the continuation of their civilization, so they did not adopt micro-scale transformation, but instead adopted the plan of transporting dehydrated brains.

The military governor questioned, "Can the miniaturized Trisolarans still be Trisolarans? It's possible that the miniaturized Trisolarans, like the eyes that appeared when the sophons were developed, could pose a serious threat to civilization."

The military governor was a staunch opponent of micro-scale technology, perhaps because of the psychological trauma he suffered from the unexpected appearance of those eyes during the initial development of the Sophon.

The Science Administrator said, "If humans can accept it, why can't we Trisolarans? Once we ensure biological and cognitive continuity, there shouldn't be any major problems. Humans have already demonstrated this very clearly."

"Humans are humans, the Trisolarans are the Trisolarans, and we are different from them." The military governor's attitude was firm, and he was unwilling to compromise.

Just as the two governors were arguing about whether the remaining inhabitants of the Trisolaran homeworld should be miniaturized, the leader suddenly asked the governors a question.

"...Do you think our decisions at this meeting were within Feng Taylor's expectations?"

Chapter 288 Thinking Humans

The press conference that Lin Feng held for the entire human society of the solar system was very effective. The collective panic of humanity was effectively calmed, and the social functioning was basically restored to what it was before the gravitational wave broadcast.

However, as long as humans are not immersed in their emotions, their minds will operate freely.

Therefore, some people proposed three other solutions to avoid the attack from Hessian, such as Project Ark.

Simply put, the plan is to build a hybrid spaceship powered by nuclear fusion and antimatter to escape the solar system. Unlike conventional escape plans, this plan incorporates microscopic technology, which means that a single spaceship of normal human size can accommodate all the people in the human world and reach 85% of the speed of light.

There is also the mobile metropolitan area plan, which is mainly supported by those who do not want to be micro-sized.

The plan is simple: use nuclear fusion engines to accelerate the escape of the space city from the solar system. Although the acceleration is small, over a long period of time, measured in months, the massive space city will eventually reach a speed one-tenth the speed of light, similar to a nuclear fusion spaceship.

As for how to accommodate everyone, it involves combining existing human mind transfer technology to turn all humans into electronic humans. Life support systems, food, air, and water can basically be eliminated, and the space city will no longer need canteens, toilets, activity spaces, rest areas, etc.

These immigrant cities, transformed using the framework of space cities, only require carrying...

Once humanity reaches its new home, these humans who have been transformed into electronic humans can be transferred back into their original organic form through the transfer of human thought.

Then there's the bunker plan from the original story.

Thanks to breakthroughs in quantum computing algorithms, after resimulating a solar system being struck by light particles, humans unexpectedly discovered that due to the gas giants within the solar system, there would be some safe zones after the strike. By relying on gas giants such as Jupiter and Saturn as shelters, humans could avoid the stellar explosions induced by the strikes and continue to exist using the resources of gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn.

However, this plan differed from the original story and was not favored by the human society in the solar system.

The main reason for this is that human understanding of Hessian strikes is limited; we have only observed one instance of a photon strike, and we are skeptical about whether this is the only type of strike.

In the original work, the reason why humans in the solar system were able to survive was due to the combination of the 187j3x1 star that Luo Ji had broadcast, the subsequent attack on the Trisolaran system by light particles, and the randomness and economy of the Black Forest attack as told by the Sophon.

The economic advantage lies in the fact that the cost of close-range detection is higher than the cost of striking. Therefore, Hessian strikes generally do not involve direct close-range detection of targets. Furthermore, since Hessian strikes are essentially just a quick cleanup of some insects, they generally only employ cheap and low-cost strike methods.

Therefore, humans naturally assumed that the next black hole attack that the solar system would face would also be caused by light particles triggering a star to explode.

However, all humanity knows about the 187j3x1 star is the matter. The Trisolarans have not revealed any information, nor have the stars in the Trisolaran system exploded on the spot. Furthermore, Lin Feng has been advocating that after the gravitational wave broadcast, the solar system will face various forms of attacks from multiple hunters in the universe, such as dropping an antimatter bomb on all celestial bodies in the solar system or releasing swarms of nanobots.

This has led to the Bunker Project, a defensive solution designed specifically to counter particle attacks, not being well-regarded by human societies in the solar system.

Then came another modified plan based on the Bunker Plan and the Sunrise Plan.

The plan's creators believe that if observant hunters in the universe were to thoroughly explore the environment within the solar system, they might discover those space cities hidden behind Jupiter and Saturn.

Therefore, humanity not only needs shelters to protect itself from a solar explosion, but also needs to hide to mislead those hunters in the universe who are carefully observing the solar system, making them mistakenly believe that humanity has already been destroyed by the attack.

After humanity is miniaturized, it will hide underground on Pluto, closer to the planet's core, using the planet's core temperature as cover to conceal the high entropy released by human civilization after miniaturization.

This is the first step of concealment, followed by the next step of deception.

Create numerous empty space cities in the solar system, or move abandoned space cities into the range of a solar explosion.

Next, they would actively use an antimatter bomb to detonate the sun.

After witnessing the sun's explosion, the hunters naturally thought of the Black Forest Strike, and then they faced a problem.

Since the insects in the solar system have already been cleared out by others, do they need to clear them out a second time?

There are many hunters, and some may think that the cleanup is unnecessary, but there are also those who think that the solar system may not have been cleaned up yet.

Then, the fragments of human-built structures formed by the solar explosion naturally became 'evidence' of the destruction of human civilization.

Does human civilization, which has already been destroyed, need to be destroyed again?

If the cleaner can't see where the bugs are, they naturally won't clean it a second time.

Through deception, humans hiding near the core of Pluto managed to survive.

Supporters of this project are generally people who fear and firmly believe in the Dark Forest theory. They see the universe as a dangerous dark forest, where the unknown darkness equates to a huge crisis. Despite the broadcast of gravitational waves, these people still feel that other parts of the universe are more dangerous than the solar system.

If we can escape the Hessian strike, the solar system will actually become the safest place in the universe.

Because this place was cleared by hunters due to the gravitational wave broadcast, civilizations near the solar system that received the gravitational wave broadcast will have the understanding that this is a clean place without insects in the short term because it has been cleared by hunters. However, at the same time, this place is not very safe because this coordinate was broadcast with gravitational waves, and rashly approaching this post-attack area may expose one's location.

Ultimately, the reason these plans were proposed is that humanity is not very accepting of Lin Feng's proposed plan for the sun to rise into the sky. Some people feel that it is not very reliable and believe that Lin Feng's plan is just a temporary measure to appease the panic in human society after the gravitational wave broadcast. They believe that they should use a more stable and reliable plan.

Some people simply don't want to go too far. They feel that other parts of the universe are more dangerous than the solar system because the destination is completely unknown. The human fleet has only traveled a little over one light-year before encountering four-dimensional debris. If they go any further, who knows what dangers they might encounter?

They might drift in space forever. If they stay in the solar system and successfully evade the Black Forest attack, they will be safe for a long time.

In general, the humans in the solar system are divided into two factions: one faction supports escaping, while the other wants to stay in the solar system. However, neither faction is very supportive of Lin Feng's plan to ascend to the heavens.

Chapter 289 The Swordholder Will Not Repent

A few months after Lin Feng's press conference, the World Trial for Aya Moli, the Swordholder, began. This trial was jointly conducted by the human political sphere and the political spheres of Mars and Earth, to try Aya Moli, a special criminal who had endangered the safety of the human world in the solar system.

No one has the right to unilaterally judge Aya Moli, because she has harmed the interests of everyone. If the Earth government were to unilaterally judge Aya Moli immediately, the Martian government and the space political circle might turn their anger on the Earth government because they have no one to vent their anger on.

The significance of this trial is that it places all the blame on Aya, allowing the Earth government to shirk responsibility. After all, this was a covert plan by the hawks, and what does it have to do with the Earth government?

“Aya Moli, as the Swordholder, your mission is to deter the Trisolaran world, protect humanity, and maintain long-term peace and tranquility between the two worlds. From this perspective, you have completely failed in your duty.”

The judges' voices echoed in the tranquil World Court. The World Trial was attended by multiple judges, some from Earth, others from Mars, and still others from space cities.

The speaker was a judge from the Space Force, responsible for the Space Force military tribunal trial.

“Wrong,” Ayaka said.

The judges were taken aback. "What?"

Not only did the judges not understand, but everyone else in the courtroom was also confused and did not understand what Ayaka Marie meant by 'mistake'.

Ayaka repeated, "I mean, your perception of the Swordholder is completely wrong."

The judge said, "Wrong? If it weren't for maintaining peace between humanity and the Trisolaran world, and deterring the Trisolarans to protect humanity, what value would the Swordholders have?"