The next steps were simple. They transferred large numbers of talented people from various departments, formed a dedicated Engineering Team, signed confidentiality agreements, then began jointly conducting comprehensive surveys of the Asteroid before designing its form, functions, structure, and so on.
The workload involved was immense and could not be completed in a short time. As for actually turning the Asteroid into a spacecraft, no one knew how long that would take.
According to the data sent by the calculation center, it would take at least two hundred and fifty years—and that was assuming technology continued advancing.
Su Hao thought to himself, Two hundred and fifty years should be enough. Once the spacecraft is finished, I'll take Ashan and leave immediately!
Even if he left, the Teleportation Array would ensure that his connection to this world was not severed.
After the crisis was officially declared completely over, all factory facilities and equipment were restored, and people's lives gradually returned to normal.
It was as if everything had returned to how it had been three years ago. In fact, the technological level was even more advanced than it had been then.
Su Hao returned to Starry Sky Harbor and resumed his daily routine of consulting materials.
Building a spacecraft was not something that could be completed overnight. There was no rushing it.
Yet Su Hao faintly felt a sense of urgency in his heart. After so many years, that inexplicable pressure had returned.
He had once believed that, having mastered such powerful strength, he could face all manner of danger with composure. Now, however, that seemed overly optimistic, because no one could predict how they would die.
Even someone as powerful as Su Hao was no exception.
Previously, Su Hao had believed that he would eventually die in this world, most