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Chapter 43 Nirvana

While everyone was moved by the realization of the female prophet, the technology sage quickly discovered a problem: the main gate and sub-gate of the L-star gate.

This issue did not cause any disputes, because almost all the high-level officials present, including the archbishop and technology sages, were born in the core galaxy of the Espenes sector like Alexei, and only Bernatita, who was waiting for the crime, was born on Terra.

The interests of the vast majority of high-level people are the same, and they all hope that this crucial main gate can be built in their hometown, the core galaxy of Esbenes: Nirvana.

Mirak didn't speak, because his hometown, the home planet of the Repenting Fire Chapter, had been completely destroyed in the war with the greenskins. For him, it would be best if the main gate could be built in Terra, and it would be fine in Nirvana, both of which could solve the urgent needs of the empire.

However, whether they argued about the location of the main gate or not, it was meaningless, because the technology sage soon discovered that Alexei's storage container did not contain the design information of the main gate at all, only the sub-gate.

Immediately, he cast his hungry eyes on the prophetess.

"This design drawing comes from Governor Russell of Faya." Alexei said: "He got the design drawing of the 'L-Star Gate' from the ruins giant ship, but he is only willing to share it with me. As for the reason... I believe that everyone is not stupid."

—He wants to build the main gate in Falla.

"absurd!"

A loud shout sounded in the meeting room. Mirak heard the sound and saw that the first person to express his objection was actually the archbishop of the star area who had been defending Russell before.He slapped the table and got up, the reaction was particularly intense, his pale beard trembled slightly with anger, and his face was tense.

"The main gate is the central hub of the L-star gate network. Such an important facility should be built in the core galaxy 'Nirvana' with better conditions. How can it be placed in such a remote and wild place?"

As soon as this remark came out, even the technical sage who had been arguing with the archbishop before nodded in agreement: "Faya's location is too remote, almost outside the empire's territory, and resources are even scarcer. This place does not have the conditions to become a hub galaxy. Nirvana is our best choice..."

Most of the other high-level officials held similar views. Although Bernardita, a judge from Terra, had a different opinion—she thought that only the solar system where the holy Terra was located could take on the heavy responsibility of the hub, and the main gate of the L-star gate must be built beside the human emperor—but she had no right to speak at this time.

"I think you don't seem to understand one thing." Alexei sighed softly, with a melancholy face:
"The location of the hub galaxy is not decided by us. This choice has never been in our hands."

"... what do you mean by that?"

"As the name implies, we don't have the right to choose the location of the hub galaxy."

Alexei said in her flat voice: "The L-star gate is a legacy of the Dark Age of Technology. Russell also obtained this design from the database of the giant relic ship, and then handed it over to me. But have you ever wondered where he got this giant relic ship from?"

Yes, where did you get it?
It is impossible to be the same as the rhetoric of fooling the people of Faya. They were really guided by the emperor and found a military base left over from the dark age of technology... right?

The technology sage thinks this is unrealistic. He is so devout that the God of Myriad Machines didn't entrust him with a dream.

Milak frowned. He raised his head and glanced at the blindfolded prophetess with a questioning meaning. Then, Alexei nodded.

Milak took a deep breath: "I understand."

Since the Prophet decided to make the incident public in a small area, he would not raise any objections.

Under everyone's gaze, Alexei stretched out his hands and slowly took off the cloth strips covering his eyes.

Her beautiful violet eyes were dotted with golden light, and the soft spiritual energy fell on everyone like a tulle.

Unlike Russell, Alexei is not good at telling stories. She is better at using such a more direct way of hitting the soul to show a mysterious existence who calls herself "the star bomber" in front of everyone:

The battle of the commando led by Mirak in the throne room, the arrival of the star bomber, the opening of the void, the birth and death of the demon Bao...and, after the battle, the conversation between Alexei and the star bomber.

The pictures flashed like a revolving lantern, as if everyone present was watching the scene.

There was no more sound in the conference room when the Starstruck, whose face was covered with psionic mist, handed Alexei the fragments of the soul stone flowing with nothingness, asking her to go to the Governor of Falla and find what the Emperor asked for.

Under the tech sage's red robe, the intricate circuits trembled slightly, his mechanical joints convulsed, and the scarlet prosthetic eyes burst out with hunger and thirst.

The gray beard under the archbishop's lip was trembling because of his chin shaking slightly. Mirak looked calmly at a Space Marine chapter leader sitting next to him, and on the opposite side of his seat, the judge Bernardita, who was waiting for the crime, lowered his head.

Alexei waited patiently for everyone to digest these complicated memories, calmed down, and then said: "This is all I know, so, what do you think, what kind of existence is the star bomber?"

At this time, the judge Bernardita, who had been silent all this time, suddenly said: "Before discussing this matter, please allow me to digress a bit—during the previous landing operation on the battle moon, among the ancient Titan troops provided by the Seeker, a combat team had left the team for 21 minutes."

"They deviated from the main battlefield without warning and turned to carry out an extermination bombing of an orc industrial area with low strategic value. The controller of the seeker at the time did not give any explanation for this."

Speaking of which, Bernardita glanced at the technology sage across the table. She had actually tried to investigate these ancient titans, but as soon as the war was over, they were taken by this group of rogue oil guys.

The technical sage calmed down the stress reaction of his lower body, and said in a voice mixed with the sound of electricity: "According to the report of the local technical priests in Falla, these ancient giant machines with a structure that is very different from that of the imperial Titans are exactly what they got from the ruins giant ship."

Bernardita nodded: "The timing of the Titans leaving the team is very coincidental, and there is a clear sequence, and even a causal relationship, with the timing of the star bombers breaking into the depths of the fortress and appearing in front of the assault team."

She went on to say: "The deviation of the swarm's course happened just after the star bombers took away 'Bao'."

Although this radical judge is not likable, her thinking is exceptionally clear and her mind is extremely sharp. When she lacked a lot of information before, she immediately focused on the departure of the combat troops and the disappearance of the giant relic ship.

(End of this chapter)