Although he really hated to admit it, Lily was not only wonderfully unconventional in her thinking—she could also offer genuinely reliable suggestions. Hao Ren felt that she had a point this time: the Ark fleet did not necessarily need to find a place where they could settle permanently. To the Ark's inhabitants, the concept of a "homeworld" had long since ceased to exist. Moreover, for at least one or two generations, it would be difficult for them to reconstruct the history and ideas associated with one. So whether they were given a planet or how long they lived on one was meaningless, at least to this generation. The Ark fleet only needed a temporary berth where it could repair those ancient systems that were almost entirely on the verge of shutting down. Even if the repairs took eight or ten years, it would be no big deal.
Hao Ren estimated that, judging by the progress of his activities in the Dream Plane, he would soon find a new planet that met the requirements. When that happened, at worst he could have the Ark set sail again and let Lawrence and his people move once more.
Izax was somewhat worried after hearing Lily's suggestion. "Technically, there's no problem. However, human nature is difficult to control. Sending these people to Io will be easy, but once they learn how vast the world outside the Ark is, getting them to return to space won't be so simple, will it?"
Vivian looked at Izax with amusement. "The Mad Demon King who overturned the world back then understands human nature now?"
"These are all minor problems." Hao Ren chuckled. "The Ark's control is still in Nolan's hands, after all. Let me tell you, after meeting Old Master Lawrence, I now see those people on the