Afterward, the Space Fortress visited three other planets.
What shocked everyone even more was that, aside from the third planet being a blazing inferno, the first two planets each had the same two Black Giants.
The difference was that an axe had been embedded in each of their heads.
"Let's go. Leave this place and find somewhere else to settle," Jila suddenly said.
"But we have already designated the surrounding 1500 Light Years as our colonization zone, and the remaining Star Systems within that range are poorly suited for immigration," an Eastern Continent Coordinator said.
"It's fine. Our technology can build Space Cities, let alone establish colonies on planets. As long as the climate isn't too harsh, it'll work," Jila explained.
At this moment, Amy, who had been listening nearby, turned pale, then flushed, her expression constantly changing.
Wenren Sheng smiled. Your technology was all made up... it simply couldn't be put into practice.
Only the ship's AI knew that best.
So if they truly wanted to colonize, they still had to rely on the technology and personnel provided by the real Earth. The other side was merely providing transportation.
Relying on their technology for colonization would mean Black Box colonization.
"Yes, let's go," the Female Captain agreed. "That's the advantage of the real world—we have the freedom to choose. If this were our world, our minds would definitely be filled with thoughts of how to defeat the giants and find a way to settle down. Even if someone wanted to leave, all kinds of seemingly reasonable factors would inevitably appear to stop us from running away."
Wenren Sheng's heart stirred slightly upon hearing that.
Could they really leave? Just then, a female operator suddenly reported nervously, "This is bad! There's a problem with the Space Folding Module!"
Sure enough,