Chapter 1148: Star Network (Part 2)
In theory, players could mate, because they had reproductive systems.
But from a technical perspective, they could not mate, because the system prohibited anything lewd.
So they could modify their own reproductive systems in all sorts of bizarre ways, yet they could not produce offspring.
It had to be said that this was quite a miraculous thing.
After touring the "Giant Shipyard," Gao Gong visited two other space structures: "Skyreach Fortress" and "Orbital Habitat."
The "Orbital Habitat," also known as the orbital space station, was a high-end version of the "City in the Clouds." It was also the "housing system" the faction was about to open—a divine tool for harvesting faction points from players.
After all, if people could not afford a house in reality, surely they could afford one in a game, right? That would be ridiculous.
As for "Skyreach Fortress," it was the faction's new-generation "interstellar fortress," and its performance surpassed even the "Legion Type One" Gao Gong had stolen from the Milta people.
Moreover, it was a rare "stellar fortress," a tool that could be used for stellar development.
The construction of these three space structures had given Gao Gong's faction another wave of faction points, bringing it back to more than half of what it had possessed before gambling away the blueprint.
Once a faction's "manufacturing industry" had been established, farming points became very easy.
After taking a tour, Gao Gong suddenly felt a stir in his heart and looked toward the planet.
Through his virtual vision, he saw a torrent of data surge out of thin air across the planet's surface, gradually drowning the entire planet. Once the waterline covered the energy atmosphere, the surface slowly changed from churning waves to calm water. The Alpha Longhorn Whale System seemed