People in Terra, governing a weird little country

But Kal'tsit doesn't have the ability to confront Levi and negotiate directly. To be more precise, she doesn't have the authority to harm humans.

After all, she is positioned as a [servant] as an Ama-10 model. Even for the Doctor, all she can do is to forcibly eliminate the Doctor's interference by using the excuse of "sending the Doctor, whose physical (mental) state is abnormal, to a home convalescent device to rest."

In this case, if she went straight to confront Levi, there would be nothing else she could do except confronting him, and she would just do it for fun.

If Levi was not a human from a previous civilization, then the card she played would be equivalent to letting a genius scientist know about previous civilizations. It is difficult to estimate the consequences - maybe Levi would become an archaeologist.

If Levi really is... then she is just asking for her death.

Kal'tsit felt that such an embarrassing thing was somewhat unnecessary.

But testing Ernst is different. At least Ernst has thick eyebrows, big eyes, a snow-white head and a leopard-like face. At first glance, he is a pure-blooded Terran citizen!

If they could get some information about Levi's unusualness from him, it would also indirectly support Kal'tsit's guess.

However, what Kal'tsit didn't expect was that as soon as she asked the question, Ernst pursed his lips in disappointment and sighed:

"So you didn't know either. I thought you had some ulterior motive when you insisted on following me to the summit."

"In that case, I won't keep you any longer. I'd better take this opportunity to get some sleep. I have to get up early tomorrow."

Ernst stood up, looking like he was about to punch out, which made Kal'tsit a little confused.

No, brother, what do you mean?

What do you mean I don’t know? Did I just say I don’t know?

That was a question, not a rhetorical question. Ernst, did you misunderstand something?

Sorry, my fault!

Seeing that Ernst was really planning to leave, Kal'tsit no longer cared about anything else.

If Ernst left, her image of knowing everything would probably be ruined. If Ernst encountered any problems in the future, he might not discuss them with her or ask for her advice.

What if he gets fooled by Levi?

She had finally met such a truly humane leader on the anthropomorphic land of Terra, and she really couldn't bear to see Ernst become so corrupted by the company he kept.

Even though it was a bit of a failure, who isn’t a mother?

If the preserver heard this, he would probably curse, "Tian Gang! Tian Gang!", "The housekeeping robot turned over and became a mother? What kind of fourth-rate cyber-rich palace fighting script do you, a third-rate Ama-10, have?"

Unfortunately, the Preserver is still buried, and Kal'tsit can't hear what he is saying about her.

She quickly stood up and took Ernst's hand:

"I know I know."

"Don't leave."

"Let me explain, I'll tell you everything!"

Are you an old novice guide and commentator AI who is on the verge of being laid off because everyone is skipping over you crazily?

Ernst complained in his heart.

He didn't really understand why Kal'tsit was arguing with him. He really thought that Kal'tsit's question just now meant "I don't know".

All I can say is that a woman’s heart is like a needle in the sea.

"Ernst, no matter what I'm going to say next, please don't be afraid or too surprised. You can remain skeptical, but I can assure you that I have no reason to lie to you."

Ernst nodded: "It's okay, I have received professional training, I am not afraid."

Kelsey stared at Ernst for a while to confirm that there was no guilty expression on Ernst's face, then she spoke:

"Before we start, I need to correct some common sense that you have, Ernst."

"You were born in Kjerag, so you may not understand these truths very well, but these are the necessary foundations for us to understand the reality of this world."

"Yes, the world. I hope you can use this word to refer to the land we live on, including the ocean, sky, and everything else outside of this land."

Ernst blinked, said nothing, and showed no surprise.

Kal'tsit nodded secretly. She was right about Ernst. Young people have a strong ability to accept new things!

Unfortunately, what will you do when I tell you this news?

"Of course, the world is just a way we call this land. This ancient way was once recorded in the classics. However, as the living space of the Terrans gradually shrank, it was gradually replaced by the word "earth". Compared to the world, we actually have a simpler, clearer, and more realistic way to describe the land we stand on."

"Planet."

"Yes, don't be too surprised. The land we are standing on is actually an irregular sphere similar to an ellipse. You may wonder why we are on the sphere but don't slide down. This is because another huge force is pulling us all the time..."

Kal'tsit explained confidently.

Ernst was transfixed.

He felt like he was attending a junior high school geography class, which might have mixed in a little physics, but it wasn't very advanced.

After all, Kal'tsit never told him how much Terra's g was, although it should be in Terra's mechanics textbook.

Maybe she is afraid that if she says too much at once, she won’t understand?

What a great teacher! It brings tears to my eyes.

After a while, when Kal'tsit finished explaining the common sense of the planet, Ernst felt that it was enough, so he immediately clapped his hands and shouted with full energy:

"Great! As expected of you! Kal'tsit! What you said is so insightful! It's like I've just been enlightened!"

"So Terra is actually like this, I've learned something new!"

"I'm glad you can accept it." Kal'tsit smiled slightly, "Shall we continue?"

"Keep going, keep going!" Ernst said with great enthusiasm.

But, for some reason, Kal'tsit always felt that Ernst's words were a little weird?

It must be an illusion, right?

Chapter 323: No One Can Sleep Tonight

"So, what you're saying is that there might be something in the sky of Terra?"

Ernst frowned and listened to Kal'tsit's description with some doubt.

According to Kal'tsit, there are not only things in the sky of Terra, but most of them are not good things.

Originium, demons, and sea heirs, these three disasters that Ernst knew about Terra were actually not disasters native to Terra. Their sources almost all came from outside the sky. In addition to these, no one knew whether there were other things in the universe.

This isn't Kal'tsit being secretive, she just really doesn't know.

If I have to say, this thing is just like the L Star Cluster that refreshes every time Stellaris starts. Once you open this Pandora's box, no one knows whether it is Grey Goo Storm or Grey Wind's wife.

It’s just that the person who opened the door changed from the fourth disaster that dominated the galaxy to a Terran who was trapped on the planet after the star gate in the L cluster was destroyed.

If nothing happens, that's a good result. If you get a wandering demon, a feeding zerg, or a charging colossus, that's really bad luck.

Terra currently has no means of defending against an attack of that magnitude.

Seeing Kal'tsit's affirmation, Ernst was a little confused:

"Then why didn't you tell me earlier?"

Ernst didn't know that there were all these monsters out there. If he had known, his plan to break through the isolation layer would not have been abandoned, but at least he wouldn't have been so hasty - how come a 70 or 80 percent success rate isn't hasty?

Even the passing line of stability is not reached by 98%. Isn’t this hasty enough?

Not to mention, this success means that according to previous experiments, pure Originium life does have a chance to penetrate the isolation layer, not that Kjerag is capable of dealing with the dirty things from outer space!

If he had known about this in advance, Ernst would at least wait until the International Summit was held and a unified international organization was established among the Terran countries.

In that way, if something really comes out, at least Ernst will have the opportunity to send out the news on a platform recognized by all countries at the first time and call on Terra to unite.

Uh... although the success rate is almost zero.

But it's better to have something than nothing. It's better to try your best than to just lie down and draw, right?

Kelsey was silent for a moment and replied:

"It's bound to happen sooner or later, isn't it?"

"It is impossible to be fully prepared, especially when facing an opponent with an absolute advantage, including intelligence advantage."

"I originally thought your plan was a bit risky, but after going to the dome laboratory with you and listening to Kristen's explanation of the experimental process, I felt that if this experiment could succeed, it might be the attempt with the lowest safety risk factor."

Ernst was speechless for a moment.

It’s not that I was convinced by Kal’tsit, I was just so angry that I was speechless.

What do you think?

You're holding back and not saying anything, and thinking about it in your mind is not okay, and then the relationship is not okay, will you have to stop me then?

It seems that after listening to Kristen's words, you immediately turned against your enemies and surrendered with courtesy, thinking that this matter could be resolved, so you kept it to yourself. If I don't ask, you won't tell me either, right?

Think about it, sister, you are just wearing green, but you are not a green-skinned person. If you keep thinking like this, it will only delay things.

So many things go wrong because of a lack of information!

But now, when the arrow was on the string and had to be shot, Kal'tsit remembered to speak.

Ernst had no way to stop the experiment now - it was no longer something he could stop by talking to Kristen, pulling Saria out of the hole, or asking the god Yelagund to dismantle the launch pad overnight.

Christen has made all the preparations. The letter to Vice President Wilson has been sent, and the publicity for the closing ceremony's "Operation Star Reaching" has also been successful. It can be said that all of Terra is now watching Shelag's every move.

At this time, he was just biting a lighter, but there was no way to satisfy the big guy who was waiting for the big food.

Once [Operation Star Picking] was forcibly stopped, Christen, who had been waiting for this day for a long time, would definitely break up with herself. She was obviously not the kind of person who could tolerate her dream being "fooled", even if this "fooling" was for safety reasons - Christen herself did not consider any risks. This character was fully revealed when she insisted on driving the airship herself.

Vice President Wilson could have delivered his speech as usual, but the speech was never the key. What was important was what was said on what occasion.

The speech alone is at best just a piece of good chicken soup. Only when the inspiring words are spoken in the appropriate context can they have the desired effect.

Ernst was the one who created this scene, and Wilson was the one who wanted to harvest votes through this scene. His future, power, and wealth all depended on this speech. If Ernst suddenly quit, it would be a betrayal to him!

Ernst had no way of guaranteeing what Vice President Wilson would do after receiving the news. He only knew that at this moment, he was still a vice president.

Until the president of Colombia, Marc Max, the weird horned feathered beast, makes a statement, Kjerag will find it hard to bear any revenge that the outgoing vice president may take on him.

Not to mention, there are so many foreign guests waiting for tomorrow's closing ceremony.

If we don’t do it, we will lose Kjerag’s credibility and reputation.

Now that Kjerag’s credibility and reputation have been lost, it is just empty talk if he still wants to hold a summit of all nations!

The series of future plans that Ernst had drawn up became just a piece of waste paper.

"Kal'tsit, Kal'tsit...you!"

It was the first time that Ernst had the urge to curse. Even when Tracys had trapped him in the Rhine Life Lab, he was only sweating and nervous. But this time, Kal'tsit had given Ernst a first.

But at this point, it was no use blaming Kal'tsit for her "silence". At least, he had received urgent news. If something really happened tomorrow, he wouldn't be so confused.

In a flash, Ernst had made his decision.

"No matter what, [Operation Star Picking] must continue!"

This is both helpless and inevitable.

Opportunities for small countries are extremely rare. Ernst had already taken advantage of the right time, place and people to seize the opportunity of the World Expo.

Trust is something that is easy to destroy but difficult to build. And to rebuild it again after destroying it is even more difficult!

Kjerag was just getting on the right track, and Ernst couldn't bring himself to extinguish this hope.

The sky must be explored, and this is not due to Ernst's personal will. The information and technology that Christen obtained at the Dome Institute are enough for her to restart this research anywhere. The Matterhorn is indeed the highest peak in Terra, but Terra is not without a second and third peak.

If Christen was forced to leave, the experiment would become even more uncontrollable - at least out of Ernst's control.

Considering the bottom line of Terra's anthropomorphic creatures, Ernst had no doubt that if they were given a choice, they would definitely choose flying.

If you put the button for Scourge ascension in front of them, they will just press it!

As for getting rid of Kristen, Ernst never thought of that.

Not only because the two of them could barely be considered friends, but also because this method was the stupidest.

Christen's parents were pioneers in the aerospace industry. They died in a plane crash. Does that mean there will be no one left on Terra to explore the sky?

Killing scientists directly because of the fear of accidents with a certain technology is not only a premature act, but will also cause the situation to get out of control and cause more trouble.

Because development is unstoppable, without Einstein, there will be Einstein; without Christen, there will be Christen famous all over the world.