1776. Research results
Das-Malthael closed his eyes and tried his best to restore the feeling when he came into contact with the black crystal. But the information he got was too little, because the moment he came into contact with the crystal, the Ones's father destroyed the crystal.
And the question remains, since 'Father' has the ability to destroy this crystal from Mortis, why didn't he do so earlier? If only Geth had been in contact earlier, it would be okay. After all, Geth is an inorganic body, so it is normal to have no interaction with the Force.
But obviously Das-Lilim also participated in the experiment, so she couldn't have no connection with the Force, right?
Then why was it that when he came into contact with the crystal, his 'father' discovered it, cursed him and destroyed the crystal? Moreover, the 'father' obviously put the blame for researching this crystal on his own head. He thought he was the one doing the research.
So can it be said that he was not aware of the previous research on Geth and Das-Lilim?
But apart from being stronger, there should be no fundamental difference between him and Darth-Lilim, right? Things like Death Force and Life Force are unlikely to attract the attention of the Ones.
What is the difference between them?
Das-Malthael suddenly frowned. He lowered his head and looked at Sith artifact-Kresh's Gauntlet on his wrist, and suddenly had some uncertain judgments in his heart.
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He stood up and took off the memory, crushed the terminal into pieces with a sweep of his backhand, and said to Darth-Lilim, "Send this thing to Drai II. Let Priestess, Judgment, and Protoss study it together! We will also go over and participate together."
"It's... Master." Das-Lilim still prostrated himself on the ground and did not dare to move.
"Let's go." Das-Malthael walked towards the door.
He still has no intention of curing Das-Lilim, but just lets her continue to limp behind him dragging her seriously injured body. Although for him, it was just a matter of effort to heal Das-Lilim's injuries.
In addition to teaching this apprentice who made a mistake a profound lesson, Das-Malthael's attention has already fallen on this experiment.
The Ones is his own enemy. A long time ago, when Das-Malthael listed and analyzed the strong men who appeared in the plot of "Star Wars" that he knew, he had already classified them as enemies that he would have to deal with sooner or later...
So now, although he feels scared and uneasy that he has attracted the Ones's attention in advance, he also knows that the reason why his 'father' is angry is probably because this crystal has touched his untouchable reverse scale.
In other words, the angrier the 'father' is, the more unwilling he is to master this thing by himself...
So can we think that the research on this crystal is actually the right path for us?
Under limited circumstances, let's analyze the research results of Geth first, and then judge what to do next based on the results.
'Father', 'Son', 'Daughter'... Das-Malthael's eyes became sinister and fierce. Although I don't know if the plot in the original plot that led to the death of 'Father' and 'Daughter' and the 'Son' being imprisoned forever will be triggered, but in the future...
"Sooner or later you... will be my prey..."
Meanwhile, Northern Territory, Faida Planet.
"Wait a minute, Your Majesty the Governor, why was Atmospheric Modification Facility's application rejected?" Gillard-Perine asked in disbelief as he looked at the Governor of the Ninth Army Dunn-Vesex in the holographic projection.
"Is it difficult to understand? General Perine." Dunn-Vesex said calmly, "The value of this set of equipment is already far higher than the value that the current Faida Planet can create."
"But there are hundreds of millions of people living on Faida Planet! They have been suffering from the war with Geth for a year, and all the resources of the entire planet have been used to support this struggle. Now, they have run out of gas... Without our assistance, famine may even break out here!" Gillard-Perine argued loudly.
"You are right about two things, dear General Perine." Dunn-Vesex said, "First, this planet only has a population of hundreds of millions. Even if they produce at full capacity, the final production capacity may take decades for us to build a Imperial-class Star Destroyer."
He glanced at Perine, stretched out two fingers and said, "Second, as you said, this planet has run out of oil and gas. Many of the resources and factories on the planet have been destroyed. How valuable is such a planet? We surrounded Faida Planet out of strategic considerations, not for boring humanitarianism."
"But..." Gillard-Perine wanted to say something more, but was interrupted by Dunn.
"Enough. The Empire has passed a food aid policy and will assist Faida Planet in the future. Of course, the residents on the planet must work to get this food. This is the law of the Empire, fair and equitable, isn't it? As for the environment of the planet, let nature repair it. Maybe after hundreds or thousands of years, the planet will be restored to its original state. When they can afford Atmospheric Modification Device, the Empire will naturally not be stingy." Dunn-Vesex said.
Gillard-Perine lowered his head and sighed softly.
"Now you have more important things to deal with, and you have no time to pay attention to this disabled planet." Dunn-Vesex said, calling up Group One in the holographic projection. came very complex data, and there was also a structural diagram of Geth warship, "Empire Science Department has analyzed the super-light speed navigation method of Geth, and now the results are available."
"What's the result?" Gillard-Perine was startled, but he immediately calmed down and asked quickly.
"Warp speed navigation." Dunn-Vesex said, "To put it simply, it is to bend and fold the space in front of the spacecraft, and at the same time, bend and enlarge the space behind it. In this way, although the spacecraft itself does not move, because the space is folded, the position of the spacecraft has actually changed."
"How fast is this kind of warp speed?" Gillard-Perine's face changed and he asked quickly.
"The specific data is unclear. Preliminary judgment is that it should be about 1,000 to 3,000 times the speed of light. It is not very fast. Compared with hyperspace navigation, it is as slow as a snail." Dunn replied, "But this is a serious threat. Come to Imperial Center, I have organized astronomical scientists to discuss this matter."