Extermination Order Warning

During negotiations with Viggo, a representative of the extraterrestrial "Engineers".

Both parties, adhering to a vision of goodwill, friendliness, and harmony, jointly discussed cooperation matters and made good progress.

In response, the "engineer," on behalf of Viggo, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Alvin.

In matters concerning technological exchanges between the two ethnic groups, Viggo fully demonstrated the spirit of humanitarianism, helpfulness, and selflessness.

The talks on "racial peace" have the Veil successfully.

Viggo voluntarily "shared" his technology related to the engineering profession.

For example, biotechnology, primarily manifested in the armor worn by engineers.

Unlike armor developed by humans, the engineer's "armor" is similar to some kind of "symbiotic" mechanism, completely integrated with the skin.

This can be glimpsed from the Bio-armor on Viggo's body.

The engineers' technology at the biological and genetic level is even subtly superior to that of the Imperium of Man in the Warhammer Universe.

This special Bio-armor not only provides tremendous defense but also possesses regenerative capabilities, similar to how biological cells heal themselves when injured. Furthermore, it integrates completely with the skin, resembling the Black Carapace of Space Marine, allowing it to maintain survivability even in alien environments.

The armor that blends completely with the skin is only the inner layer; engineers can also wear various outer layers of armor to suit different needs.

Secondly, and most importantly for Alvin, is the gene-editing technology project!

If Viggo were given enough time and combined with technological ideas from other worlds, he could definitely create a completely new army of "Xenos" beings that obey commands and are fearless in the face of death!

As for the engineers' spaceship, although it has a faster-than -Light-Speed Engine, its speed is still rather slow.

But since he was already there, and every little bit counted, Alvin decided to steal—no, borrow—the item and then throw it into the Marvel Universe.

When the right opportunity arises in the future, I can sell it to Tech-priest.

Given his personality, it would be hard for Tech-priest like me to refuse a spaceship with faster-than -Light-Speed Engine technology.

What? Heresy?

No way! Who doesn't know that Tech-priest are the biggest "heretics"?

If any of the stuff they have in their inventory were to be exposed, it would be far more terrifying than what he has.

Of course, "exchange" on technology cannot be accomplished overnight.

"Well then, it's a pleasure to cooperate." Seeing that the cooperation was reached, Alvin immediately changed his expression, warmly helping the "Engineer" up, and smiling kindly, "Don't be so nervous, Viggo. From now on, we're all friends, relax."

You call this a "friend"?

How dare someone who constantly talks about destroying life on an entire planet have the audacity to call us friends?

If it weren't for the fact that the language of "engineers" is so lacking in "swear words," Viggo probably would have already started swearing.

But now, no matter how resentful he was, Viggo had no choice but to accept it.

He had been in hibernation for two thousand years, unaware of what had happened on his home planet, but he was certain that something major had occurred!

If this hadn't been the case, the original plan to destroy humanity would never have been interrupted.

From the moment humans appeared on the spaceship, Viggo immediately drew the conclusion, which is why he swallowed his anger and agreed to Alvin's request.

I hope you will keep your promise.

Despite his resentment, Viggo still hoped to protect their home planet. He looked earnestly at Alvin, "I don't know much about the Engineers' technology. My primary duty is to destroy humanity, so I hope you can take me back to our home planet. Then I will hand over all the technology to you."

"Of course, I wouldn't mind going back to our home planet with you."

Alvin smiled and nodded, agreeing to Viggo's request.

"Aren't you afraid that once I find the home planet, I'll take immediate action?" Viggo was somewhat doubtful; how could the other party trust him so much?

It's important to understand that even if the engineer profession declines, as long as they can find "elders," their resurgence is only a matter of time.

At their peak, engineers could traverse the entire universe without any problem.

Where does their confidence come from?

"Trust me, Viggo."

Alvin said slowly, "Trust is the foundation of our relationship. If you betray my trust, then next time, I can assure you, I will mobilize the largest fleet to burn your homeworld, and even every planet with traces of Engineers, to ashes, completely wiping out your race!"

Don't ask, the answer is Extermination Order warning!

Even if there's no way to do it now, Alvin just refuses to believe that he can't kill an engineer someday.

Viggo was dumbfounded.

His intention was just to test the waters, but who knew the test would turn out like this?

Although Alvin was smiling, the coldness in his eyes sent chills down Viggo' spine.

Viggo couldn't believe that his tone, demeanor, and experience were so profound; he'd likely wiped out hundreds of races.

In particular, the phrase "burning the entire planet into glass" conjured up a horrific image in his mind: a scene of utter devastation, the extinction of all life, a scene resembling Purgatory!

What kind of cruel race would it take to constantly talk about completely wiping out an entire species?

Viggo felt a chill run down his spine, and the last vestige of thought in his mind was immediately cut off, "Please rest assured, I will keep my promise, and I hope you will too."

"A very wise choice."

Looking at Viggo, who seemed terrified, Alvin tried to soften his tone. "Believe me, Viggo, you will thank yourself for the choice you made today."

After ending the conversation, Alvin turned his gaze to the others. "I have good news for you all. Your Creator, after friendly discussions with me, has voluntarily decided to help us put aside our hatred and cease destroying humanity."

Seeing Viggo's unwilling expression, everyone suddenly fell into an eerie silence.

Voluntary?

Weyland glanced at the "Engineer" with a resentful expression, and the corner of his mouth twitched involuntarily.

Are you sure it was truly voluntary?

Although we don't speak the same language, at least from our expressions, it's not like that at all!

The "engineer" appeared to be filled with grief and indignation, and his actions seemed less like "voluntary" and more like he had been "coerced."

"Um, sir."

But Weyland, standing nearby, couldn't care less about that now; he feared he might never have the chance to ask again, "Could you ask him for me if he could grant me eternal life!"

Alvin glanced at Viggo beside him. "This old man wants you to help him achieve immortality."

Upon hearing this, Viggo glanced at Weyland, hesitated for a few seconds, and then said, "In my race, the concept of 'immortality' doesn't exist, but if we specifically perform gene editing, we can extend his lifespan. The exact duration depends on the specific circumstances of his race."

"Oh."

Alvin nodded slightly, then turned to Weyland and said, "He said no, you're not worthy."

Are you kidding me?

Weyland's lips twitched; it felt as if a thousand horses were galloping through his mind.

Even if he were an idiot, he should know that such a long passage couldn't possibly be translated into just two sentences.

But unfortunately, the initiative was in their hands, so he could only force a smile.

What else can we do?

The living examples are right before our eyes!

The great "Creator" got beaten up, and even his eyes became clear.