The Fall of a Civilization!
"It's over."
We're doomed!
A single broadcast might be a trap or an error, but with such a dense stream of weapons information, how could it possibly be false?
This deadly blow from the Solar System is really coming!
Overwhelmed by intense fear, Kaza collapsed to the ground like a dead dog, convulsing wildly.
Not only Kaza, Turet was also dumbfounded. He swayed unsteadily, barely managing to steady himself by bracing himself against the Control Console.
Ion Storms, Antimatter Missiles, Cryogenic Laser Beams...
He'd never even heard of these weapons before.
"Are we really going to die here?"
Like Kaza, a profound sense of fear also gripped Turet's heart.
If the Instance fails, he will be instantly eliminated.
He's afraid of dying!
He was genuinely afraid of dying!
He was a Civilization Guide, someone who should never have died. Yet now, he has fallen into such a perilous situation.
The countdowns on the Divine Firmament acted like a curse, draining him of all his sanity.
In the end, he collapsed to the ground, just like Kaza.
The countdown to the Divine Firmament continues.
[Laser Ray arrival time countdown begins 00:19]
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[Countdown to Antimatter Missile arrival time begins at 01:00]
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At this moment, only Mier still retained a sliver of fighting spirit, issuing commands directly through the Central Control System.
As the second-in-command of the Green Vine Civilization, he has the authority to command Instances.
Seeing that Turet was terrified, the little guy had no choice but to take on the big responsibility.
"Attention all Green Vine Army, spread out your formation!"
"The enemy's attack is coming; we must scatter!"
"Don't give up, everyone!"
However, his orders received no response whatsoever, because the Control Systems of the 10 Ancient Tree Aerospace Battleship had long been paralyzed by the Quantum Weapons in the Oort Cloud.
All that could be faintly heard from the communication system were a few static sounds and the wails of his men.
"Prime Minister, it's no use! Waaah, the Ancient Tree Warship's Control System has long since malfunctioned."
"We're really going to die, we're going to die."
"Damn it!" Mier cursed.
"I don't believe it! Our Green Vine Civilization has existed for billions of years!"
"Although it has always been at the bottom of the Universe Arena, it has persisted until now and has not perished!"
"I don't believe it. I don't believe that Instance designed by a mere upstart from a newly emerging civilization could directly destroy our civilization."
Unlike Turet and Kaza, who collapsed on the spot, the world before Mier now seemed like a dream.
He couldn't believe this absurdity.
The Green Vine Civilization, spanning billions of years, is one of the oldest civilizations in the arena.
It once had a brilliant and glorious past!
Tell him now that his civilization is about to perish—who could accept such a cruel reality?!
Unfortunately, the weapon systems of the Solar System Defense Perimeter will not cease to function simply because of the collapse and doubts of one Challengers!
At this moment, the Artificial Intelligence Girl in the Forbidden City would not make an exception for them.
The countdown to the Freezing Laser beam has ended.
[Divine Firmament Warning: Freezing Laser beam has arrived!]
A dazzling blue-white light suddenly pierced through the Oort Cloud and headed towards the location of the 10 warships.
It felt like a new Fixed Star rising in a small world.
It pierced through the dark void!
The moment the beam made contact with the ship's hull, there was no explosion or intense heat as is typical of conventional weapons, nor was there any loud explosion sound.
Instead, a layer of crystalline frost spread across the surface of the ancient tree vines at an alarming speed, making a chilling "crackling" sound.
That's the sound of plants freezing at extremely low temperatures!
The surface of the plant that was hit immediately shimmered with an eerie mother-of-pearl luster, as if it had been sprinkled with liquid nitrogen.
Then frost began to grow—not naturally formed snowflakes, but sharp crystals with a metallic sheen. They crawled across the armor plates like living things, making the plant armor created by Green Vine Technology as fragile as paper.
The temperature in the warship's Command Cabin suddenly dropped by at least several hundred degrees. In the Command Cabin of the No. 1 warship, Turet and Kaza felt as if their bodies had been completely frozen.
[Warning! Warning! The warship has completely lost power!]
[Warning! Warning! The energy system has been completely destroyed...]
[Alarm...]
Inside the warship, whether it's the pier or the corridors.
Ice crystals covered all the plant-based structures.
The tens of millions of Green Vine Warriors were instantly trapped by the sudden extreme cold, frozen solid inside the warship.
Kaza looked down in horror, watching his calves turn ice blue, and cracks resembling those on porcelain appeared on his skin.
He wanted to scream, but the moisture in his throat had frozen, and he could only make a "gurgling" sound.
Outside the warship, the area on the giant ship's exterior, shaped like an ancient tree, that was directly hit is undergoing molecular-level disintegration, and cracks are beginning to appear!
Those cracks spread like Spiderweb beneath the ice, completely destroying the internal structure of all Plant Technology!
Under the combined effects of the vacuum of Universe and extreme low temperatures, it shattered like glass struck by a hammer. Large chunks of "bark" silently peeled away, revealing the internal structural framework that was also crystallizing.
The deadly freezing beam continued to fire, like an ice sword relentlessly piercing a wound. The temperature reading at the beam's core had already plummeted below the instrument's lower limit, and even the surrounding space was distorted!
This is an anomaly caused by extreme low temperatures in a local spacetime.
The scattered fragments of the warship grazed the edge of the beam of light, instantly turning into a cloud of icy mist that shimmered with an eerie blue light under the starlight.