Super God: Myriad Worlds Drifting Bottle

"Yes, they resisted us, but they didn't cause any chaos. We took them prisoner, and the original plan was to use them as labor," the squad leader replied truthfully.

"Hmm, how is their physical fitness?"

"Very poor, but, you see, their fingers have calluses. These people are all excellent hunters, and their eyesight is very sharp, comparable to our snipers. If our detection technology wasn't so advanced, we would have almost been ambushed."

This squad leader clearly had some experiences that led him to say this.

Han Fei rubbed his chin.

"Alright, you can go. Follow those people over there and take them away."

"Yes."

Watching the procession being escorted away, Han Fei's curiosity about this planet and its aliens grew even more intense.

Fortunately.

His experts did not disappoint, and their titles were not undeserved.

In the evening, a document was submitted.

"On the Physical Differences Between Tianxuan Star People and Earthlings"

[...Omitted... Omitted...

According to the research.

We found that the inhabitants of this planet are not significantly different from Earthlings, but there are still distinctions, specifically in their hearing and vision.

...Some professional terms Han Fei did not understand...

The special structure of their ears allows them to hear farther, estimated to be 30% to 50% stronger than average human hearing.

And the structure of their eyes allows them to see farther, 20% stronger than human vision, and they can easily concentrate when gazing at a target.

This is a naturally born sharpshooter race.

And according to our in-depth analysis of their genes, we discovered that this structure evolved naturally under the environment of Tianxuan Star, not some superpower, but an ability of species evolution.

Furthermore, the other party is not without flaws.

According to genetic research, there is a defect in their genes. This unknown defect makes their physical strength relatively weaker. Their adults only have half the stamina of our adults.

And their lifespan is only around 70-80 years, far inferior to humans.

As for intelligence, it is difficult to measure and requires the research data of sociologists as an auxiliary, so it cannot be accurately defined at this time.

The factual research proves that this is an ordinary civilization no superior to humanity.]

"Doesn't this sound like a youthful version of elves?"

After reading the research report, Han Fei couldn't help but say this.

"Pointed ears, green eyes, weaker bodies, skilled in archery."

"Except for lifespan and magic, and handsome men and beautiful women."

"Tsk, this race is quite interesting."

Han Fei chuckled speechlessly and shifted his attention.

"What is the opinion of the General Staff?"

"The General Staff's report and the sociologists' compiled data were sent ten minutes ago."

Heixing's voice sounded.

"Hmm, let me see. By the way, is the virtual world ready soon?" he asked casually.

"...It will still take another week."

"Mm."

Han Fei responded with a sound and carefully read the General Staff's report.

His eyes were calm, and it was unclear what he was thinking.

After a long while, having finished reading, he picked up the data compiled by the sociologists and flipped through it.

This time, his expression became more composed.

"Ordinary feudal system, three major powers, six minor powers, and some archipelagos."

"Their ideology is also very simple; they have no concept of nation, no concept of planet, and even their concept of country is relatively weak."

"As long as they can be made to survive, they can easily gain population?"

"Is the Tianxuan Kingdom currently at war with the other two major powers in the north?"

A smile appeared on Han Fei's face.

He stood up and stretched.

"Once things stabilize, satellites need to be launched as soon as possible."

"Heixing."

"Tell the people below that they can be a bit more aggressive and proceed with Plan Number Two from the General Staff."

"Yes."

Plan Two.

Focus on conquest, supplemented by economic and cultural erosion.

As the order was given.

The army began to move.

First, they coordinated from within and without, taking the city with zero casualties.

Then, they expanded outwards at an extremely rapid pace.

Divided into teams of twelve, they spread out from the center in a circular pattern.

During this time, the Tianxuan Kingdom seemed to have reacted, beginning to gather troops locally to resist, and even sent envoys.

But the Dawn Army ignored them.

They attacked like lightning, swiftly advancing.

In the end, there were no deaths, only a few unlucky individuals suffered minor injuries.

Soon, a week passed.

The army had already captured a large amount of territory, with the cost being only a little over twenty deaths, while their spoils of war were incredibly rich.

Defeating over one hundred thousand enemy soldiers.

Breaching countless cities.

That's right.

These one hundred thousand were all soldiers, not including civilians.

And according to estimates, the entire population of the Tianxuan Kingdom did not exceed twenty million.

This force of one hundred thousand troops had dealt a severe blow.

Although the Tianxuan Kingdom had produced many outstanding generals during the war, in the face of the power disparity, they were still killed by a single bullet or bombed by artillery.

This peculiar weaponry, terrifying lethality, coupled with their unusual appearance and the horrific casualties, caused the name "Flame Demon" to spread throughout the Tianxuan Kingdom.

The entire Tianxuan Kingdom was thrown into a panic.

Currently.

The Tianxuan Kingdom had already begun sending envoys to seek peace talks.

It was strange.

After the Dawn Army paid the hired personnel with money and supplies, the ordinary civilians actually began to show some support.

Many people even brought others to surrender overnight, making it easy to receive a large number of people.

It also gave the staff department inspiration; it had been their oversight to have ignored the power of public opinion in this feudal era, which was even more terrifying than in modern times.

The propaganda department began to promote vigorously.

Slogans of saving people from suffering.

Along with some practical actions.

Staff Department.

"There's no need to delay any further. First, secure the occupied land, then send a thousand people to directly assault the capital. Bombard it with artillery, and it can be taken in half an hour, directly occupying this great nation!"

"This will only lead to widespread chaos! Those regions will take the opportunity to rebel, bringing about an era of turmoil with countless deaths and injuries. These people will all be ours in the future; wouldn't you feel it's a waste for them to die for nothing?!"

"I still suggest a steady approach, first controlling this region, continuing to expand, then controlling them through the economy, and finally eroding them culturally, before completely swallowing them whole!"

"Nonsense! How long will that take?! Have you forgotten that the Alliance Leader said time is of the essence?"

"But this is the plan that maximizes profits!"

"Have you all forgotten about the other countries?"

In their discussions, there was only the difference between minimal losses and greater losses.

As for failure?

What was that?

They were using modern guns and cannons against swords and spears. If it weren't for their slightly smaller numbers, preventing them from occupying everything at once and causing unnecessary losses, they wouldn't be so conflicted.

Chapter Forty-Five: Conquest! Conquest!

"..."

"Actually, we could also go with a faith-based approach, display our military might, advance, and have them believe we're gods, then legitimately take control of the government."

"Dream on! The people in power might have limited vision, but they aren't completely brainless. And you think people just hand over power? Even if you were a god, unless you put a cannon in front of my face, I wouldn't recognize you!"

"Only through a battle can we truly..."

"..."

In the staff room, filled with sand tables and military projection screens, a group of strategists were arguing heatedly.

Yet, every point they made was logical.

It made choosing difficult.

Han Fei sat at the head, his expression calm.

He tapped his fingers lightly on the table.

Gradually.

The noise in the room began to subside.

Han Fei also opened his eyes.

"Send people to attack the capital directly. I'm in a hurry."

His decision settled the matter.

All the staff officers were speechless.

The strategist who advocated for a swift victory proudly raised his head.

"Of course, deploy all available forces to maintain order and minimize casualties. You can temporarily employ those who actively surrender, as well as influential local figures who haven't resisted us. We'll conduct checks after things stabilize."

"Don't worry about troop numbers; we'll receive many reinforcements soon. Oh, and remember to hand over all prisoners of war. They will be sent to the education district afterward."