Naruto: I'm really not an evil scientist!

We now need to report this matter to the United Nations headquarters so that the world's leaders can discuss and decide on it together.

"We hope you can understand and wait patiently for further notice." Kazuki Yuuko's tone was respectful yet firm as she conveyed Hiruko's stance regarding the Yokohama base.

Hiruko nodded slightly, indicating his understanding: "I understand."

We await good news.

He then cut off the communication.

Chapter 512 Happy End

With communications cut off, the command center fell silent once again.

But everyone's inner emotions are surging, like the sea before a storm, calm on the surface but turbulent underneath.

After cutting off communications with Yokohama base, Hiruko leaned back in the bridge command chair, his eyes slightly narrowed, lost in thought.

Before him, a huge holographic screen displayed a holographic image of Earth in the Muv world, with the locations of all 26 BETA hives scattered around the globe clearly marked, like an unfolded map of death.

Hiruko's purpose in this expedition to the Muv world is very clear: to collect G-elements from the BETA's lair.

Although the humans in the MUV world know about the existence and application of G-elements, they have no effective way to collect them.

Therefore, the G elements they possessed were all seized from the BETA and could not provide any assistance.

Besides the overt target of G element, there is another equally important hidden target—the humans of this world!

The humans of the Muv world are arguably the bravest and most outstanding fighting group Hiruko has ever encountered in any universe.

The only comparable entity is the United Human Government in Macross during the Zentradi invasion.

Even in the main world, the island nation and America's army, which are usually quite controversial in the eyes of the general public, have shown extraordinary resilience and tenacity in the Muv world.

Even when faced with overwhelming power, they never back down or surrender.

More importantly, due to the protracted war of attrition, the female population in the Muv world has gained the upper hand.

These women are not stranded girls waiting for rescue, but brave warriors who have demonstrated extraordinary courage and combat skills on the front lines.

This would be perfect to make up for the severe population loss in the main world caused by the biohazard! If we can gain control of the Muv world through peace or other means, then Hiruko will gain a loyal and brave army and a large number of outstanding female citizens.

These "anime girls" from the Muv world can be used to save the modern society in the main world from the poison of extreme feminism, allowing the former to replace the latter and letting good money drive out bad.

In the captain's cabin of the "Void Diva", Hiruko was leaning back in the large command chair, propping her cheek with one hand, her eyes lightly closed, as if resting or deep in thought.

Since the proposal to hold a peace conference was put forward to the representatives of the world's human governments, 72 hours have quietly passed.

During this period, in order to avoid causing unnecessary panic and pressure by continuing to hover over Yokohama, Hiruko has ordered the fleet to temporarily anchor in the waters near Yokohama.

With the withdrawal of the Otmetta fleet, Yokohama base was also lifted from full alert and entered a state of Level 2 alert.

Although, unlike when the Otemetta fleet first arrived, all armed forces were no longer mobilized on a large scale.

However, security at the Yokohama base remains tighter than ever before.

Tactical units patrol the coast 24 hours a day, monitoring for any unusual activity at sea.

Today, the fleet and the Yokohama base face each other across the sea, creating a delicate balance of power—neither hostile nor friendly, but more like two wild beasts staring at each other in the dark, each waiting for the other to reveal its hand first.

G-Element is a special resource unique to the Muv world, and it is also the main target of Hiruko's expedition.

In order to resolve the increasingly serious crisis of spacetime ripples in the main world, Hiruko urgently needs a large amount of G-elements to repair the spacetime network of the main world and maintain the integrity and stability of spacetime.

Of course, this does not mean that element G has an irreplaceable role for Hiruko.

In fact, GN particles and FOLD crystals can achieve the same or even better results.

However, neither GN particles nor FOLD crystals are currently available in sufficient quantities to meet Hiruko's urgent needs.

The prototype solar furnace in Hiruko's hands has just begun small-scale mass production.

Part of the production capacity also needs to fulfill the previous trade agreement with the Macross Frontier fleet in exchange for FOLD crystals and other advanced equipment.

The fleet that Hiruko led to this expedition to this world, apart from the "Void Diva", consisted of ships that were purchased and refitted in the Macross world.

FOLD crystal, an extraordinary crystal in the Macross world that can directly manipulate spacetime, is an even rarer treasure.

Neither the Otemeta nor the Macross Frontier fleet had sufficient stockpiles to support Hiruko's grand plans.

It is only possible to collect enough crystals in a short period of time if the Vajra homeworld is subjected to destructive mining.

But doing so would severely damage our hard-won relationship with Vajra.

To abandon a precious friendship with an advanced extraterrestrial civilization for short-term gains is tantamount to kicking away the bridge after crossing the river.

Moreover, Hiruko is currently the guardian of the new Queen Vajra, or at least holds that title.

He would not and should not do such a reckless thing.

In conclusion, both GN particles and FOLD crystals can solve the spacetime repair problem that Hiruko urgently needs, but both are insufficient in number.

Therefore, Biluhu and Tote began to search for possible alternative energy sources.

After a comprehensive information gathering and meticulous analysis, they finally identified the Muv world and its unique resource—the G element.

First, the potential of element G is comparable to that of GN particles and FOLD crystals, and it is also a power source used by civilizations at the level of cosmic overlords.

Acquiring it will not affect the combat strength level of Hiruko's subordinates.

Secondly, and most importantly, the Muv world is rich in G elements.

At least in terms of quantity, it far exceeds the total reserves of GN particles and FOLD crystals currently held by Hirukho.

Although humans in the Muv world are not yet able to produce G elements on their own, large quantities of G elements are stored in the hives of BETA at an astonishing concentration.

Whether it's the deep-buried honeycomb cores on Earth, the giant hive on the lunar surface that BETA transformed into a military base, or the suffocating, writhing mass of giant hives on Mars, without exception, each one is filled with high-purity G elements refined and concentrated by BETA over thousands of years.

The concentrations were so high that they even formed visible crystals on the inner wall of the honeycomb.

"My neighbor hoards grain, I hoard guns; my neighbor is my granary."

Although this statement is full of shameless predatory logic, considering that the other party is a BETA whose instinct is to "eat people" and whose goal is to exterminate other species, and that those G elements were originally refined and concentrated by the BETA over a long period of time by plundering the natural resources of Earth and other celestial bodies in the solar system—

Therefore, Hiruko did not bear any moral or psychological burden in "stealing" these resources from BETA that did not belong to them.

This is not aggression, this is recycling.

Besides G-element, a crucial material resource, the Muv world possesses another equally precious, or even more precious, resource—its people.

Since the BETA invasion, the humans of the Muv world have been resisting this endless nightmare for thirty years.

Thirty years is enough for an infant to grow into a strong man, and also enough for a strong man to turn into bones.

They faced unimaginable difficulties and losses—cities fell one after another, and the population plummeted by hundreds of millions, but they never surrendered and never gave up.

This spirit of never giving up is incredibly precious and worthy of admiration! Among the countless worlds that Hiruko has seen, there are very few civilizations that have been able to persist for thirty years without collapsing under the extinction-level threat of BETA.

In addition to conventional modern weaponry, the Muv world also possesses a large number of "Guardians"—pilots who fly humanoid weapons known as "Tactical Machines" and fight the BETA to the death.

Although the tactical machine is 18 meters tall, similar to the Otemetta's Doom IV mobile suit, it looks quite intimidating at first glance.

However, whether measured by energy output, power source, attack capability, or defensive performance, tactical aircraft are more like crudely made toy cars cobbled together from scrap metal compared to GN technology units.

When it collides with a real fighting machine, it won't even last one round before being smashed to pieces.

It's important to know that BETAs don't need to be alive.

Once humans encounter them, there is only one outcome—they will be completely "eaten up," leaving not even a bone fragment.

The intensity of this life-or-death, no-win war between two species is unimaginable.

In this hellish battlefield, the world's defenders have fought on with toy-like tactical aircraft, and it's already quite remarkable that they've developed technology to this point.

If they can successfully "recruit" or "incorporate" into the "Muv world," and "upgrade" those battle-hardened pilots who have spent thirty years in hell to the more advanced and capable GN series mobile suits, Hiruko will immediately gain a mobile suit force with terrifying combat power.

The value of this force far exceeds any amount of G-element.

Of course, Hiruko possessed a large number of artificial humans.

However, if everything is left to artificial humans to handle, then human civilization itself will stagnate and eventually become nothing more than "pets" for entertainment, no different from animals for human amusement, rather than being the ones who control their own destiny.

Whether it's androids or incredibly powerful mobile suits, they should serve humanity, not the other way around! If humanity as the main body doesn't participate, no matter how powerful the force is, it's empty, just soulless steel.

The true hope and vision of Hiljuhu lies in the joint efforts of humans and androids to create the future.

Of course, Hiruko's grand plan was only aimed at the soldiers who fought bravely for the future of humanity and the ordinary citizens who silently supported them from the rear.

As for those so-called "elites" who devised the "Alternative 5" plan and attempted to abandon billions of people to escape to space alone? They will not be part of Hirudhoyo's considerations, nor will they be the ones to be saved.

Let them fend for themselves.

Humanity in the Muv world has persevered in resisting the BETA for such a long and arduous period of time.

If Hiruko chooses to conquer the world by brute force, then in a world where "self-sacrifice to resist invaders" is regarded as the "highest moral value," those "insects" hiding in the dark corners—those corrupt elites who have devised escape plans—will undoubtedly use "resisting new invaders" as an excuse to manipulate those truly brave, selfless, and kind people into war.

These kind souls are forced to sacrifice their lives in pointless conflicts, all to satisfy the greed and self-preservation of despicable people.

This is something that Biluhu absolutely cannot tolerate!

To avoid such a tragic outcome was the main reason he chose not to reveal his full power from the very beginning.

At this moment, he adopts a seemingly "weak" posture, patiently communicating with the Muv world through so-called "diplomatic channels" in order to make the people of Muv regard him and his troops as allies and potential saviors who have come to their aid.

Only in this way, when he eliminates those "insects," will people perceive it as a purge, not an invasion.

This laid the foundation for true unity and created conditions for building a better world in the future.

After a full 72 hours of waiting, Muv World finally responded.

On the bridge of the "Void Diva," the communications officer received an encrypted message from the Muv world and immediately forwarded it to Hiruko.

They still managed to contact the "Void Diva" through an international public channel, which suggests that the Muv world didn't want the contact to be too secretive—or rather, they wanted more people to know about it.

The content is concise and clear: The Muv World Government wishes to formally invite Hiruko to visit the Yokohama base.

If Hiruko accepts the invitation, Yokohama Base will receive him with the highest level of courtesy.

The communication screen displayed a formal invitation from Muv, its language elegant and formal, every word conveying utmost importance and sincerity.

Meanwhile, UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Genjosai Tamase is currently en route to the Yokohama base, where he will be responsible for initial negotiations with Hiruko.

Clearly, the humans of the Muv world have finally reached a preliminary consensus within just 72 hours.

They wanted to communicate with Hiruko face to face—after all, it was not easy to encounter an intelligent "alien." Whether it was Hiruko's identity as a "human from another world" or the terrifyingly large fleet anchored off the coast of Yokohama, both gave hope to this world that had struggled in despair for thirty years.

Rather, this "friendly" attitude is the ideal state that humanity imagines after encountering extraterrestrial civilizations.