On the side of the "Sky Patrol System," the planet that had just come under Tai Yu's control still followed its original trajectory, roaming freely through the dark depths of space.
How could genetic species, insect-like as they were, alter a planet's course through their own strength alone?
Yet with the Boundary Curtain continuing to exert its effects, who knew what might happen next?
This was the force Grand Duke rule domains exerted upon the Material Universe.
Certainly, with a Grand Duke's abilities, blowing up a planet in one strike would be no problem. But why use brute force? There were plenty of ways to continuously expand and strengthen the corresponding influence.
One "rogue planet" could be handled this way, and naturally, so could the others.
Speaking of which, Mo Jia and the family behind her had not been involved in much actual industry within the Boundary Curtain region, so they needed to subcontract this order.
As it happened, Shi Fan, already under Tai Yu's "protection," had a small but refined creation-production line. Producing basic products like "Grease Balls" was no problem, and it could quickly adapt to the differing ice and geological layers of each "rogue planet."
Other than the higher cost, there was nothing wrong with it.
In keeping with the principle of making everything convenient and efficient, Tai Yu naturally connected Shi Fan and Mo Jia.
With orders, funding, products, and application all quickly flowing through each link, Tai Yu's "rogue planet" system plan entered a period of rapid development.
It was truly fast. Before Week 51 had even ended, four "rogue planets" had already been fitted with his Underground Constellation systems.
Tai Yu also admitted that while the Boundary Curtain region had an endless number of "rogue planets," the absolute physical distances between them were still