Wiping Out the Kema People With a Wave of the Hand: What Did Your Destruction Have to Do With You?
Chen Du remained silent for a moment.
He heard the Star Domain Lord's words very clearly.
The top 1,000 Star-Ring Members.
The top 100 are Star-Core Members.
But something else was on his mind.
The Kema People, that fleet approaching Blue Star, those starships that could bring annihilation at any moment, those Extraterrestrial Races that embarked on the path of evolution thousands of years earlier than him.
What was he here for? To become stronger, to rush back to Blue Star, and to have the power to crush the Kema People fleet before it arrived.
But now, he has something more direct in his hands.
He raised his head, looked at the Star Domain Lord, and said solemnly, "Lord Star Domain Lord, could you temporarily lend me a weapon capable of destroying a civilization? Of course, this civilization is definitely not the civilization of the Azure Human Alliance."
The Star Domain Lord frowned slightly.
He didn't answer immediately, but instead looked Chen Du up and down again.
This young man just won first place in the star field, and now he wants to borrow a weapon that could destroy a civilization. He's got some nerve.
"Civilizations naturally vary in strength," the Star Domain Lord said slowly. "So, how strong is this civilization?"
Chen Du didn't hide anything. "The strength of the entire civilization is roughly at the Peak Stage the Tenth Tier, barely enough to hold off an Eleventh Tier opponent for a while."
The Star Domain Lord was stunned for a moment, then burst into laughter.
Laughter echoed in the quiet room, causing the teacups on the table to tremble slightly.
He laughed for a while before stopping, stroking his beard, his eyes full of amusement. "Peak Stage of the Tenth Tier? Barely able to withstand the Eleventh Tier? A civilization like this could be wiped out with a flick of the wrist."
He waved his hand, his tone even carrying a hint of indifference, "Of course, as long as it's not a civilization within the Azure Human Alliance, it doesn't matter."
He really had no interest in asking why.
Throughout the universe, every moment sees the destruction of forces large and small, and even the annihilation of entire civilizations.
The rise of the Azure Human Alliance is itself a history of conquest and annexation.
Countless alien civilizations not belonging to human power have been wiped out.
A civilization at the Peak Stage of the Tenth Tier wouldn't even make a ripple in this star field.
The Star Domain Lord raised his hand and gestured, and a light screen appeared out of thin air.
He made a few scribbles on it, as if retrieving some information, then nodded to Chen Du: "I'll arrange for someone to send it to you; it should arrive within a week."
Chen Du bowed slightly. "Thank you, Star Domain Lord."
He disconnected from the communication and removed the Spirit Realm headband. The room fell silent again, with only the night outside the window and the faint city lights in the distance.
Chen Du leaned back in his chair and let out a long breath.
One week.
A week later, he will have a weapon in his hands that is enough to destroy the entire Kema People civilization.
He had waited too long; he had been chasing, catching up, and fighting relentlessly.
Now, he finally has something that can decide the fate of the world with a single blow.
A week later, the apartment doorbell rang.
Chen Du opened the door, where a deliveryman in uniform stood, followed by a floating transport platform.
A silver-gray metal container stands on the transport platform, about two meters long, one meter wide and one meter high. It is smooth as a mirror and its surface is engraved with dense anti-counterfeiting patterns.
There was a tiny recess in the center, clearly requiring specific identity verification to open. The deliveryman verified his identity.
After identifying himself, he unloaded the cabin and turned to leave.
Chen Du closed the door, returned to the table, and placed the metal hull upright in front of him.
He took a deep breath and pressed his fingertips into the groove.
The silver-gray hull cracked silently, revealing its internal structure.
It was a humanoid mechanical body, about 1.8 meters tall, made entirely of silver-gray liquid metal, with a blurred face and no facial features, except for a thumb-sized dark gold core embedded in its chest.
The moment Chen Du probed into it with his Spiritual Power, a piece of information flooded into his sea of consciousness.
This object is called "Return to the Ruins One," a standard weapon of the three major factions of the Azure Human Alliance, a single-soldier annihilation type combat mechanical body.
Its core driving force is the dark matter engine, and its maximum burst combat power is comparable to that of Eleventh Tier level five.
It features a built-in space-folding weapon system, an energy shield generator, a self-repair module, and a battlefield adaptive learning program.
How to use: After binding the spiritual imprint, you can directly issue combat commands.
Eleventh Tier, Level 5! That's considered Middle Stage- Eleventh Tier.
Chen Du slowly exhaled.
The strongest of the entire Kema People civilization was only at the Peak Stage the Tenth Tier, barely able to withstand the Eleventh Tier.
This Return to the Ruins One, being just a robot, can reach the Eleventh Tier, level five at its peak.
This means that as long as he brings it back to Blue Star, the Kema People's fleet, home planet, and entire civilization will be crushed into cosmic dust by this silver-gray robot.
He reached out and placed his hand on the dark gold core, slowly channeling his Spiritual Power into it.
A faint glow appeared on the surface of the liquid metal, then returned to calm, indicating that the binding was complete.
Chen Du withdrew his hand and looked at the mechanical body standing quietly in front of him.
He didn't immediately put it back in the cabin; instead, he leaned against the table and stared at it for a long time.
Soon, Kema People,
It's time to pay the debts you owe.
Without hesitation, Chen Du raised his hand and placed it on the dark golden core of the Return to the Ruins One, confirming the binding with his Spiritual Power for the last time.
After doing all this, he immediately committed suicide.
[Hundred-Lifetime Reincarnation] triggered!
[Inherited Body], triggered!
His choice was to take one of the items, which was the robot.
Then, I chose to go back!
In order to avoid revealing Blue Star and his extraordinary talent, the safest course of action now is to commit suicide and then take the robot with him.
In this way, you can get the robot for free, and for a period of time, no one will be able to guess that it's him.
Then, he immediately gave the robots the order to exterminate the Kema People civilization!
After he wipes them out, he will join the Azure Human Alliance!
Then repeat the first two knockout rounds!
Of course, this cannot maximize profits.
However, he was eager to exterminate the Kema People civilization!
He had already asked the panel; it said that one could travel to the same world countless times, and the start time for each encounter was fixed.
Now, let's wipe out the Kema People while we're at it!
Upon returning, the familiar darkness engulfed everything, and the True Spirit floated in the void, passing through countless world barriers.
When he opened his eyes again, he was standing once more in the dark depths of Mount Tai.
Beneath his feet lay cold rock, and above him lay billions of years of silence.
His palms were empty, yet deep within his consciousness, the spiritual imprint of the silver-gray robot was crystal clear, like a quietly dormant command waiting to be awakened.
He raised his hand, and a silver-gray light slowly condensed in the void, with liquid metal flowing, stacking, and taking shape from nothing.
The Return to the Ruins One stood before him, silent, still, and without breath, the dark golden core on his chest glowing faintly in the gloom.
Chen Du looked at it and issued his first order, "Go, find the Kema People's homeworld, destroy their fleet, destroy their civilization, leave no one alive."
The Return to the Ruins One did not answer.
It merely nodded slightly, then its form transformed into a streak of silver-gray light, soaring into the sky, piercing through the layers of Mount Tai, penetrating the atmosphere, and disappearing into the universe.
Its speed is no slower than that of a starship, and may even be faster.
Chen Du gazed in the direction it had disappeared and slowly exhaled.
Deep in the universe, the home planet of the Kema People.
On that dark red planet, the dense steel spires still stand as always, with countless spaceships shuttling between them.
Inside the council hall, dozens of figures sat on a high platform, still arguing about the destruction of the previous advance fleet.
Some advocated sending another hundred starships, while others proposed contacting other forces in the universe to join forces and divide up Blue Star.
They were discussing intensely and arguing passionately, and no one noticed that a silver-gray streak of light was approaching at an incredible speed from the distant other side of the Milky Way.
Until the first starship, anchored in orbit around its home planet, exploded without warning, flames silently bursting forth in the vacuum, fragments scattering and swirling like a rapidly withering flower. Then came the second, the third, and the fourth.
Within moments, the entire fleet that had been stationary in orbit around the home planet was reduced to a sky full of metallic debris without any warning or counterattack.
Alarms blared wildly across the surface of their home planet, but no one knew where the enemy was, or what had happened.
Then, the silver-gray figure appeared outside the atmosphere of the mother planet.
The Return to the Ruins One hovered in space, looking down at the dark red planet below.
The fleet that went to conquer and exterminate humanity on Blue Star has been completely destroyed by him.
Its mission is simple: destroy the fleet, destroy the civilization, leave no one alive!
It raised its right arm, and liquid metal condensed in its palm to form a cannon muzzle. A dark beam of light shot out from the muzzle and landed on the surface of the mother planet.
Where the beam of light struck, the earth silently collapsed, steel spires snapped like matchsticks crushed by a giant hand, and cities within a radius of hundreds of miles were reduced to dust in an instant.
There was no explosion, no roar, just pure, absolute destruction.
The second beam of light fell.
The third course,
The fourth course,
Cities on the surface of the home planet are disappearing one after another!
The Kema People's ships hastily took off, attempting to retaliate, but all their weapons struck the silvery-gray liquid metal armor without leaving a single mark.
The Return to the Ruins One didn't even slow down; it simply continued flying forward, sweeping away and destroying everything in its path.
Wherever they passed, fleets were reduced to wreckage, cities to scorched earth, and mountains to nothingness.
The Kema People didn't realize what had happened until the very last moment.
But they still didn't know who the enemy was, where the enemy came from, or why they were being destroyed.
Inside the council hall, those once arrogant and domineering Koma warriors were now pale-faced and trembling, desperately sending out distress signals, but those signals seemed to sink without a trace, receiving no response.
They wanted to escape, but where could they escape to? Their home planet was their root, the home they had cultivated for tens of thousands of years.
Now, the roots are being cut off inch by inch by an invisible pair of scissors.
"Who is it! Who is it?!" Imhotep roared, smashing the control panel in front of him with a punch.
No one answered.
Because everyone, just like him, is preoccupied with the same question.
They have provoked many civilizations and slaughtered many planets, but never has any enemy been as powerful as they are today, so powerful that they cannot even muster the thought of resistance.
Those starships, weapons, and Ninth Tier warriors they once took pride in were no different from ants in front of that silver-gray figure.
When the last beam of light fell, there was no longer a single intact city on the surface of the home planet.
The Return to the Ruins One slowly retracted its right arm, hovering in the dark space, looking down at the planet that had completely died.
Its mission was accomplished; from start to finish, it took only a few days.
The Kema People, from beginning to end, never even caught a glimpse of their enemy, nor did they manage to utter a single plea for mercy.
The entire planet was deathly silent, with only its remnants slowly drifting in space, like a huge, silent tombstone.
This is truly the so-called "I destroy you, what does it have to do with you?"
On the other side of the universe, Chen Du stood deep within Mount Tai on Blue Star, gazing at the dark rock walls above him.
The sense that the spiritual imprint of the Return to the Ruins Ones had returned to calm was a signal that the mission was complete.
He didn't speak, he just slowly closed his eyes.
The Kema People were wiped out.
From this day forward, there will be no more threats from the Kema People on Blue Star.
Those planets, civilizations, and beings that were once slaughtered by the Kema People have finally had their revenge avenged.
He opened his eyes; it was time to go back.
The official matches of the Azure High Martial World Cosmic Genius Battle are still waiting for him.