Humans are in chaos, despicable outsiders.

"I don't know if the old man was afraid of getting beaten up and never being able to come home if I went to ask, but after I replied that I was currently at Anti-Entropy, he sent me several messages asking me to come and ask if you wanted to attend his and my mother's wedding..."

"Ah... the wedding invitation—Joyce and I should probably go back, after all, the kind-hearted leader outside even helped repair the Destiny Cathedral for the wedding..."

Einstein gave a somewhat helpless smile.

"Emmmm... It seems that getting surrounded and beaten up by everyone worked pretty well for Dad."

"It was really good... After beating up that Mr. Otto, I did feel a sense of relief... Perhaps for everyone in Anti-Entropy, beating up your dad is a kind of stress-relieving exercise?"

"...It doesn't seem like it's impossible...but let's make it clear first, we should still give Dad some face during the wedding days, okay?"

"Hmm...of course, everyone can tell the atmosphere."

Einstein nodded.

*Good morning!

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Eternal Paradise: Chapter 503 Humanity is destined to stride among the stars!

"Speaking of which, Miss Snow, you mentioned Mr. Otto's wedding invitation... The location will most likely be the Destiny Cathedral in that old Destiny town—"

But what about time?

Einstein was puzzled and thought of a certain question...

"Um, Miss Snow, your Mr. Otto didn't mention a specific time, did he?"

Upon receiving the invitation, Einstein noticed something with some confusion...

"Ah...that seems to be true—"

The blonde girl, reminded by Einstein, also discovered the problem—

"I'll send a message to ask later—"

Miss Snow immediately pulled out her phone and bombarded a contact named Otto with messages—

[You sent an invitation without a date, huh? Are you having an Alzheimer's attack, you old geezer?]

The message from his daughter, who was extremely aggressive, immediately received a reply from a Mr. Otto Apocalypse, who was either overwhelmed by the joy of finding a partner or simply forgot.

[Ahem—it's not decided yet....]

[You haven't even finalized anything, and you're asking me to send out invitations???]

[Preliminary survey, preliminary survey—it's just asking how many old friends are willing to come, my dear daughter, you understand?]

If you've forgotten something, just say so. Don't make up weird excuses.

[Cough cough cough... It's settled, it's settled—]

......

"So, did Mr. Otto say when?"

Seeing that Miss Snow had finished her online chat with someone, Einstein asked another question.

"No... I don't know if the old man has been single for five hundred years and can finally join the ranks of those showing off their love, or if he's just suffering from dementia and has forgotten—"

"He hasn't really made up his mind yet..."

Miss Snow grunted and replied to Dr. Einstein with a smirk.

"I suppose he's forgotten...? But Miss Snow, when do you think Mr. Otto will book it?"

"My dad, who likes to reminisce and collect all sorts of souvenirs, will probably set it for early spring next year."

"Yes, that was the day Dad and Mom got engaged."

"Is that so? Then it shouldn't be too long..."

Einstein nodded, indicating that he understood.

"However, we entrusted the making of the wedding rings to that Miss Wilvie..."

"As agreed, she will make the ring into a smaller version of the Divine Key—this will also take some time, so she should be quite free recently."

"A smaller version of the Divine Key... Hmm... I must say, Mr. Otto and Ms. Karen's engagement ring is indeed very unique."

--

“So, Miss Snow, I remember you mentioned before that besides the wedding invitation from Mr. Otto, you also had a commission of your own, right?”

"Ah...that's right, to be precise, it's an additional request."

Snow nodded.

"An additional commission...? Is it about that Glorious Covenant ship?"

Upon hearing this, Dr. Einstein tilted his head in slight confusion.

"That's right, about the Glorious Covenant."

The blonde girl nodded, acknowledging Dr. Einstein's conjecture.

"That warship will soon be fully fitted with a suitcase, and if all goes well, it should be ready for commissioning and sea trials next week."

"Sigh, Miss Snow, you really know how to pick your timing... You're going to do the first modification before even getting in the water?"

Dr. Einstein shook his head, looked up at the girl in front of him again, and took out a data tablet to record the girl's request.

"Speak... what new requests do you have? I will relay them to Dr. Tesla and Yang."

"Hmm... It's a simple but troublesome request—Doctor, I want the Glorious Covenant to be able to navigate in a vacuum and have the ability to fight."

"........"

Dr. Einstein was taken aback upon hearing this request—

“Hmm... Miss Snow Apocalypse, I can understand that you want to transform this Glorious Covenant into a..."

"—A genuine space battleship?"

In Destiny and Anti-Entropy, there are quite a few small and medium-sized aircraft that can maintain short-term flight in the cosmic environment, and even warships like the Hyperion have the ability to travel briefly in space.

With specialized modifications, it is not impossible for them to function as true deep-space spacecraft—to prevent the leakage and radiation of Honkai energy, these spacecraft often have extremely high requirements for their own airtightness.

However, judging from the girl's ideas... she seems to genuinely intend to build a real spaceship....

"Yes."

The girl nodded, acknowledging the doctor's conjecture.

“The reason, Miss Snow… I need a more reasonable reason.”

"If what you need is a spaceship... then this isn't something that can be glossed over with a simple private request..."

"So, Doctor, you really can transform him into a space battleship, right?"

Miss Snow looked at the serious-looking Einstein and asked him a question.

"That's right, but—the reason?"

Einstein nodded and looked at Snow with a questioning gaze.

"The reason... well, from a more distant perspective—Doctor, you should know that I can glimpse fragments of the future, right?"

“...That’s right, Yang mentioned to me that Miss Snow, you seem to have the ability to foresee certain things in the future.”

"...Wait a minute! Miss Snow, you mean...!"

Seemingly contemplating some incredible possibility, Dr. Einstein stared wide-eyed at Snow.

"In the not-too-distant future—"

"An enemy from the stars will visit this planet..."

"But the predetermined fate is about to change, Doctor—they are a race that survives by plundering Honkai energy, locusts of the universe, and we will never hand over Honkai energy..."

"Humanity must make these alien races understand the price they pay for snatching food from a tiger's mouth..."

Snow, in a calm tone, recounted a sci-fi disaster story that would unfold in the future, which immediately made Dr. Einstein jump out of his skin...

"To be precise, I hope Anti-Entropy will begin modifying its spaceships for deep-space navigation and combat, and Destiny will do the same..."

"And we need to actually design those warships that will roam the stars... Dr. Einstein."

"Humanity, ultimately, will set foot among the stars—"

"This is humanity's manifest destiny."

Good evening, I need your votes!

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Eternal Paradise: Chapter 504 Your House Was Robbed!

"You mentioned the long term... but it seems your request is quite urgent—"

"So, you'll be using these features soon?"

Einstein noticed something amiss in the blonde girl's words and asked her a question in confusion.

"Hmm, as expected of Dr. Einstein... he never overlooks anything in the details—if it were Dr. Tesla, he probably would have skipped over these parts altogether..."

Shaking her head somewhat helplessly, Snow looked at Dr. Einstein, who was waiting for her answer—

"Yes, it will be needed soon. But not me—I don't need to carry around cumbersome life support equipment to travel in space..."

"You'll be the ones we need, Doctor."

Snow looked at Dr. Einstein with a hint of mockery—although the latter had achieved immortality in life, he had not yet completely surpassed humanity.

"...Miss Snow, you...?"

The blue-haired anti-entropy doctor's expression grew increasingly puzzled—

"For that final battle... I don't intend to stay on Earth."

The blonde girl, with her deep blue eyes, looked at Einstein, who was waiting for an answer, and gave her response.

"Frankly speaking, for me, for those who follow the laws, or for the heroes of the last era—"