Colonial Suit

The human replenishment was over, but the impact of the Black Tide was far from eliminated.

In fact, just three days later, the Black Tide phenomenon occurred in many places in the Second World again, and this time no one could laugh it off.

Those who had experienced Vancelter once again recalled the scene at that time, recalled that prophecy, recalled… the librarian Fannie’s angry and resentful screams.

‘We are destined to die, but we will surely return…’

‘Tch! Are you kidding me?’

People shook their heads, trying to drive the unease out of their minds.

Former Sajester site, human kingdom, Void Assemblage.

Huge construction machinery was still working intensely, assembling one huge module after another.

Compared to the Sajester era, the human Void Assemblage appeared larger and more rugged.

The tight schedule meant that humans had no way to modify it, but only to realize the most useful functions as quickly as possible.

There was no rationality, only efficiency, speed, and practicality.

Compared with the technology of the Second World, human technology seemed very backward, but the basic functions were all available, and after defeating Sajester, humans were seizing the opportunity to absorb the technology of the Sajester people, catching up at a rapid pace.

It has to be said that humanity's choice of Sajester as its target was too correct.

The Sajester people were silicon-based life forms, mechanical civilizations.

Their style was extremely similar to that of humans, and once they absorbed their technology, humans could not only reach the technological height of the Second World in a very short time, but also possibly step into the field of intelligent machinery, just like creating life, a forbidden zone for gods.

Of course, this part is too far away… it will probably take tens of thousands of years of evolution and exploration to achieve.

The Sajester people would not expose this secret to humans, even if they were completely destroyed.

At the very top of the Void Assemblage, in a huge garden that had just been completed, novel flowers were blooming in the light of the artificial sun, and the air was filled with the fragrance of flowers and plants.

There had just been a rain here, and the branches and leaves of the flowers and plants were still dripping with water, looking fresh and moving.

The Speaker was trimming the flower branches with a small pair of scissors, and not far away, Councilor Sal Jones was playing chess alone.

Both of them looked very peaceful, completely ignoring the light screens that kept flashing data not far away.

They had been working continuously for forty hours, and they needed to rest for a while.

"It's a pity, I should have brought the control pod over, so I wouldn't need to rest.

To feel tired after only forty hours, the human body is really fragile," Councilor Sal Jones said, throwing himself into the armchair with dissatisfaction.

His gray hair and beard fluttered in the wind, indescribably decadent.

"Don't bother.

Your device involves too much, and it is connected to other councilors.

I can't bring them all over.

Let's just leave it at that.

Hold on for a while, and we will find a replacement for you when we stabilize here," the Speaker comforted him.

When they first came to the Second World, they had to complete the overall planning and arrangement of mankind in the shortest possible time.

Although these had been planned and foreshadowed in advance, it was still an extremely mentally exhausting task to actually put it into operation.

The situation in the Second World was too severe, and it had changed a lot from what they had imagined before.

Now they were facing not only the problem of competition, but more importantly, the problem of survival.

Although the Black Tide phenomenon was a coincidence, it also pushed humans to the forefront.

No less than five civilizations had proposed that the Black Tide was related to humans and that humans should be regarded as enemies and eliminated.

At this time, no matter how humans tried to defend themselves, it would be of no avail.

No one would listen, and most importantly, no established civilization would listen.

Humans were the root of the chaos, the tearers of the Second World’s peace.

This had become the consensus of everyone.

It was because of the appearance of humans that the Second World was becoming more and more chaotic.

The ambitions of the new races were becoming more and more rampant.

The lowly races that were originally regarded as slaves, garbage, waste, and beasts actually had the idea of replacing the nobles.

How could this be allowed?

In any case, humans should be rejected, isolated, or eliminated…

Before they stirred up a new disaster.

"You see, we can't stop now," Councilor Sal Jones smiled, reached out and picked up a wine glass from the side and poured himself a glass of wine.

The amber juice rippled in the glass, emitting a golden luster.

His eyes gradually sharpened, like a sword drawn from its sheath.

"No matter what world it is, it is full of competition.

This is the rule of nature, and no one can avoid it."

"We struggled in the lower worlds in the past, and now we struggle in the Second World, but there is actually no difference.

The Black Tide was brought by us.

Don't you and I know this very well?

The Great Destruction is definitely about to begin… but I don't know where the first step will be."

"Heh… maybe, we will soon…"

"Your Excellency Speaker!"

A mercenary suddenly ran into the garden, calling out nervously.

"Quickly, switch the channel to z715-21ys.

The Black Tide has appeared again!"

"It's not the first time it's appeared, what's the panic?" The Speaker lazily turned his head, but still switched the channel of the light screen as the mercenary said, but the next moment, the smile froze on his face.

Because he clearly saw that an image of the Black Tide was appearing on the light screen, and a huge Void City was looming within it.

“Teia Media’s on-site report…”

“Tamil time 7z811-s94, 2:00 AM, today, the Black Tide appeared in the t5 coordinate of the Tamil Ring Domain, covering the void as it did a few days ago, but what is different this time is that it has shown harmfulness.

The Tamil Seventh Void City was swallowed by the Black Tide, and its connection with the outside world was cut off.

We are still unable to obtain its internal news, but what we can see is that the rules inside the Void City are being disintegrated and energy is being lost…”

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A crisp electronic voice came from the light screen, and at the same time, a silicon-based female with six wings appeared, introducing the situation to everyone with a professional attitude.

“We have contacted Hobart, the governor of the Tamil civilization, who told us that the operation of the Tamil core is still normal and that no rule chain breakage has been found in the Seventh Void City, which shows that the Black Tide has the ability to understand and give feedback on secondary rules.

For safety, the core has closed the air chain of the Seventh Void City and is carrying out remote cracking of the area.

Rescue teams are already working, and we can expect that in the next few days, the Seventh Void City will definitely be rescued from the Black Tide.”

“The Black Tide is a mysterious phenomenon that has only recently appeared.

We have all heard the prophecies about it, but this is the first time it has shown harmfulness.

What does this mean?”

“The truth will definitely come out when the Tamil civilization completes the cracking.”

“This is Teia Media reporting to you from the front lines.

Please follow our channel to get the latest news in real time…”

Whoosh…

The light screen switched, showing detailed images of the Black Tide.

The tumbling shadows were like the shadows of demons, constantly spreading and expanding.

The Seventh Void City had disappeared, but the rescue ships sent out by Tamil kept rushing in, wave after wave.

They appeared very brave, but in the vast tide, they seemed so small and insignificant…

"I think we know where the first step of the Great Destruction has begun," the Speaker said meaningfully, looking at the images on the light screen.

Then he smiled slightly.

"That's really good news."