Poverty makes me capable of anything.

I figured it out from the mission reward for destroying the Heimdall.

The Deep Space Lance is a live-fire weapon capable of covering an entire star sector.

Similar to tachyon weapons, it uses massive energy to launch a live projectile into hyperspace, then uses the gravitational tides of hyperspace to instantly project the projectile out through a spacetime rift, with enough power to turn the surface of a planet into a desert.

It is much more powerful and effective than "burning glass".

This is the power of red-quality blueprints; only mechanics approaching the Grandmaster level can understand them.

Speaking of which, it's worth mentioning that Papulo is indeed a planet in a fairly good position.

Although it is remote, and although it used to be a piece of garbage.

However, due to its proximity to the amusement park, the surrounding space is chaotic, and the void further disrupts it, making this a starry sky that is very difficult to lock onto. The farther away it is, the greater the deviation value becomes.

Therefore, even weapons using hyperspace cannot directly strike Baplo.

The potion [Explosive Proliferation] is a potion that enhances physical strength and potential. There are three bottles in total. An Ran has already calculated that one bottle each will be given to herself, Heloise, and An Qianqian.

After taking it, their melee classes can almost all be upgraded to master level.

The potion had little effect on Juliana.

Giving it to them would be a waste.

【Stand Doll】can create a Stand with 80% of the user's strength in a short period of time.

As for the two mysterious gift bags with people's names on them, they are actually the popular lottery boxes, which can draw out one of the two people's abilities or a certain item.

These two men are the captain and first officer of the Heimdall, respectively.

The final blessing of faith is also a powerful, limited-time buff.

It's similar to a certain super-bright buff effect in the game called "blindingly dazzling for pay-to-win players"—it's incredibly powerful.

There's no need to elaborate on the titles; although there are some flaws, the more the merrier.

The key is to complete the task, little piggy!

If you can't complete the task, you can just watch and drool.

An Ran subconsciously wiped the corner of her lips with the back of her right hand.

The revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades still need to work hard!

She put in 120% effort, trying to decipher the blueprints for the Heimdall.

It would be great to find a target that has a similar fatal flaw to the Death Star design.

But things obviously won't go as smoothly as Anran imagined.

When Ai Leixi came to inquire about the progress, An Ran still couldn't find any obvious loopholes.

She simply imprinted the internal structure of the Heimdall in her mind, forming a three-dimensional image.

We now know how many entrances the Heimdall has, and how to get to the central reactor from each entrance as quickly as possible—if space travel isn't an option.

In fact, it is very difficult to use space travel inside the Heimdall.

Numerous contingency measures were incorporated into the design.

The interference wave can disorient invading enemies, and if they are not careful, they may even get caught in the turbulence.

"There wasn't much to show for it," An Ran said.

"It's not a big deal."

“Indeed.” An Ran nodded. She wasn’t actually discouraged. “It’s been over four hundred years since the Empire started building planetary motherships. The design blueprints have gone through countless generations of changes. It’s the culmination of the entire Imperial Academy of Sciences’ efforts. If I could find the flaws in just over a day, I would truly be a god.”

Anran knew she was not a god.

“I’ve already made the arrangements on my end. Now it’s up to you, Anran, when you’re ready. Whether or not you bring Juliana is up to you,” Ereshkill said with a smile.

This sentence can be considered as Elise revealing some of her secrets to her.

An Ran's eyes flickered slightly.

After all, she had never told Ereshkigal that Juliana had joined the Hyperdimension, nor had she even mentioned Juliana's name.

But Irene just told her so openly, "I know Juliana is with you."

Well, this also indirectly reveals the fact that he has special intelligence contacts.

"I will respect her wishes. Would you like to meet with her?"

Irene gave a wry smile: "Never mind, you know I don't get along with her, it would be awkward if we met."

"Alright then, I'll go pick out the people I want to take with me."

Eresh gave Anran another day.

Before meeting Juliana, Anran went to Dolphin Star first.

Although she cannot replicate the Heimdall with her current financial resources, some parts of the mothership can still be manufactured in advance.

Enron temporarily deployed some industrial robots to manufacture the Heimdall's internal compartments.

Afterwards, Anran met with Juliana.

“Since Irene is going, then I’m even more determined to go!” Juliana said resolutely, staring straight into Anran’s eyes.

"This time it's quite dangerous..."

Juliana straightened her chest, the heaving waves of her chest confirming to Anran that she was very emotional.

"As the princess's chief bodyguard, I cannot stand idly by and watch her fall into danger. Both the imperial army and Ereshki are dangerous forces!"

calm down!

The waves crashing on your body are very damaging to me!

Please put yourself in her shoes and consider the princess's perspective, as she has already moved from the stage of winning hearts and minds to the stage of pacifying the world!

and many more!

A flash of lightning.

Anran-chan's eyes sharpened!

Have you guys noticed... that... the true essence of the star system situation?

Why does the pirate princess need to be reborn?

The problem is obvious.

Of course, the planners and screenwriters felt that, as the BOSS, the pirate princess had to move from the stage of winning people's hearts to the stage of pacifying the world.

This fits perfectly with the upcoming plot development.

Appeared!

Juliana straightened her back.

The princess's wise eyes!

Whenever she receives that look in her eyes, Her Highness makes a famous decision.

really.

An Ran nodded: "Then you can come with me."

Juliana smiled.

This was an incredibly wise decision.

She is now capable enough to protect Her Highness the Princess.

An Ran pursed her lips, lowered her head, and walked while thinking.

Juliana, level 148.

Ella, level 136, has a combat strength far exceeding level 136 due to her unique characteristics.

Furthermore, Ella can transform, and when combined with her, the effect is greater than 2.

As for the other characters...

There aren't any more powerful people available in the time-traveling world right now.

Ibn has only recently joined the Hyperdimension and is not suited to perform such an important mission.

But isn't that a bit too little?

"I really need to bring the players along!"

After careful consideration, Anran made a decision with great caution.

Although the players are terrible, the ordinary soldiers are even worse. In the chaos of the mothership, as a member of the Fourth Scourge, perhaps the players can spread the Scourge to the entire Heimdall?

Taking this X factor into account, and considering that once inside the mothership, this is no longer a stealth game, the player's presence will not backfire on her.

Beyond that, Enron had deeper considerations.

In Night of the Stars, the three major natural disasters—the Zerg invasion, the Void Demon invasion, and the Star Behemoth rampage—are all avoidable, or even not very dangerous. Any major power could easily suppress these three natural disasters.

However, the fourth catastrophe, the cancer of the universe, the player invasion, is absolutely unavoidable.

Many people are still unaware of the existence of the fourth catastrophe.

But Anran knew it.

Therefore, the biggest reward is to attract players and bring them into epic storylines.

This incredibly pretentious experience means that whichever NPC takes them there, they can call that NPC "dad."

Actually, An Ran still had some selfish motives.

She wants to bring along the "elites" from the players.

Anran defines an elite player as someone who is rich, capable, and intelligent.

Having money is the most important thing.

Warhammer, the guild leader of the Warhammer Guild, is naturally the "Iron Man" among players, which fits Anran's definition.

The advantage of bringing these kinds of players is that they are very useful.

Besides, how could a mission of the Heimdall scale not consume a lot of items and destroy a lot of equipment once you get involved?