Poverty makes me capable of anything.

The guild members were all excited when they thought about it.

That makes perfect sense!

Even if they don't need those materials, they can sell them. After all, that's the City of Enlightenment, a mechanical holy city full of high-level materials!

"set off!"

With a wave of his hand, the guild leader led the guild members on their journey to the City of Enlightenment.

Whatever their purpose, within just five days, the planet closest to the City of Enlightenment has been packed with players.

Six days later, the hyperspace fleet also broke out of the hyperspace channel.

Everything is ready, and now Anran's task is to send the actors of this play onto the final stage.

"almost!"

An Ran once again arrived near the City of Enlightenment.

What are you doing here?

Upon seeing An Ran appear before him, Tan He jumped up from the beach chair in surprise.

He waited outside the City of Enlightenment for six days, during which time he saw no trace of An Ran and thought she was gone.

"This is a critical moment, there's no time to explain."

An Ran held a blue glass tube and a transparent glass box in her hands.

The blue glass tube had a more mesmerizing color than sapphire, but Tan He's attention was completely focused on the transparent glass box next to it.

In the very center of the box was a silver crystal the size of a grain of salt.

"Annihilation particles!"

The moment Tan He saw the particle's appearance clearly, he couldn't help but exclaim.

His breathing became heavy and rapid: "Where did you find this thing?"

"I made this in my spare time these past few days," An Ran replied casually.

An Ran remained calm, but Tan He, upon hearing the news, could hardly remain calm.

It had only been ten days since An Ran obtained the blueprints for the annihilation particles, but in those short ten days, she not only mastered the manufacturing method but also actually produced a finished product.

really!

Tan He really wanted to grab An Ran's shoulders and question her loudly.

lie.

It must be a lie.

If this is true, then wouldn't he have wasted his entire life of the previous hundred years?

"Once I throw the blue glass tube out, begin the landing operation immediately, understand?"

"Understood!"

Heloise replied.

"That's good."

Anran looked around calmly.

There are spaceships from beyond the arc, as well as spaceships rented by other players from Star Hunter.

This is Night Owl's territory, and she doesn't have much time left.

"Whoo~"

An Ran gripped the blue glass tube with her right hand, assuming a baseball-throwing stance.

"Go!"

A few seconds later, An Ran twisted her waist, exerted force with her right arm, and the blue glass tube flew out of her hand.

Full-band pulse storm

This blue glass tube, which tugs at the hearts of countless players, is flying rapidly through outer space.

Anran gazed calmly at the peaceful city of enlightenment.

god?

And he even claims to be a god?

Zero, it's all thanks to you, otherwise it would have been quite troublesome to take down such a powerful opponent as the Omnic Tribe!

Clap!

When the blue glass tube struck the energy shield, everyone imagined the sound of the glass tube shattering.

In an instant, an invisible storm, originating from the shattered blue glass tube, swept towards the City of Enlightenment on the opposite side.

The two energy shields blocking the way collapsed instantly, leaving no trace, as if they had never existed.

The slowly rotating City of Enlightenment seemed to have had its gears jammed by a crowbar, and finally came to a stop.

The small machines surrounding the City of Enlightenment lost their connection with the city and turned into piles of scrap metal.

The Night Owl Visitors, who were lying on the ground in despair, also noticed the strange movement. The images playing Zero began to flicker eerily due to the interference.

The advanced intelligent life form, which had just blasted away countless robots, suddenly found its arm stuck.

Zero stood up, leisurely watching the struggling androids in the database.

Meanwhile, outside, thousands of spaceships flew towards the City of Enlightenment. As they approached the location where the blue glass tube shattered, the spaceships opened their launch ports.

Hundreds of thousands of landing pods slid out of the launch ports and headed toward the City of Enlightenment.

It's now!

The psionic colossus behind An Ran fired its cannon.

Dozens of psionic light guns hit the same spot, opening a gate in the City of Enlightenment.

Chapter 11 Locust Swarm

"True geniuses need not only their own talent, but also the world's favor."

In his daze, Tan He remembered what that adult had said.

That was the beginning of his downfall!

As a mechanic, he didn't truly understand the feeling; only those cultivators who used themselves as vessels could comprehend how desperate it was to be in this star field.

The stronger you are, the more you feel an insurmountable barrier above your head.

That is the symbol of this star system being abandoned.

That is why, no matter how hard they try, no one can successfully advance to the position of Star Domain Ruler.

This is not a goal that can be achieved simply through passion or extraordinary talent.

The situation is beyond redemption.

That's why Tan He felt that the actions of the Mech Tribe were all unrealistic fantasies.

That's why he gradually extinguished that burning passion within him.

Since effort is futile anyway, it's better to quietly wait for the door to a new world to open.

Tan He was deeply shocked when he saw that An Ran had mastered the method of making [Annihilation Particles] in just ten days.

Once freed from their constraints, these geniuses have become incredibly powerful!

Including the time before my rebirth.

An Ran only took a little over ten years to grow to a level similar to his.

But it took me over a hundred years.

The gap between people is too narrow to be described as a chasm.

"How ridiculous!"

Tan He rubbed his forehead.

In a daze, he remembered that he was a mechanic, and even in his current half-dead state, he could continue to hone and improve himself.

It doesn't matter if you don't have the power of ether; a mechanic's accumulation ultimately comes down to knowledge and creativity.

In those past eight hundred years, even when looking at the sea, one could witness the ebb and flow of the tides, and the changing of the sun and moon.

But he turned time into a nightmare in his sleep, which was utterly foolish.

Opportunity is reserved for those who are prepared. If they do nothing now, even if the opportunity comes, they can only watch helplessly.

Tan He raised his head.

He saw An Ran wave her hand, and countless landing pods swarmed into the hole opened by the psionic giant.

Under the attack of the pulse storm, the City of Enlightenment was almost brought to a standstill, making it completely unable to resist the invaders.

These brief three minutes became the perfect opportunity for players to log into the City of Enlightenment.

Although the landing pod malfunctioned, with the players' current strength, they wouldn't die even if the landing pod exploded.

After being ejected several times from the thick wall, a fist-sized crack appeared on the outer wall of the landing module. Moments later, a hand emerged from the crack.

"Click, click—"

With a twist of its hands, the mighty warhammer was roughly squeezed out of the landing module.

"There's still no way to use the exoskeleton armor."

Seeing the pulse interference displayed in the equipment panel, Warhammer couldn't help but shake his head.

Fine, if it doesn't work, it doesn't work. He was actually a little worried that fighting here would damage his equipment.

[I've marked the location on the map. Everyone in the guild, log in and head straight to the marked location!]

After making their announcement in the guild chat, Warhammer began to take action.

He was currently at the westernmost side of the landing site, where countless pieces of broken metal lay scattered on the ground. Under the influence of pulse interference, the City of Enlightenment was now shrouded in deep darkness.