Angels Visit Again

On Earth.

It was a scene of devastation.

Many city streets had been caught in the crossfire of war and were reduced to rubble.

After a galactic war, the fate of nearly eight billion humans on Earth had been completely overturned.

Though the scale of the Federation's war on Earth was immense, its primary targets were armed forces capable of resistance.

Coupled with absolute military dominance, the vast majority of Earth's armed forces chose to surrender to the Federation.

Thus, the actual casualties of this war did not exceed one hundred million—a negligible number.

While the Human Federation celebrated the recovery of Planet Earth, eight billion Earthlings cowered in their homes, trembling.

Many were deeply uneasy about their future.

The vast majority only knew that Earth had been occupied by an alien civilization called the "Human Federation."

Everyone was placed under military management, ordered to stay indoors, and forbidden from all activities, including work.

Those without shelter were uniformly housed by the Federation.

Food, water, and all forms of entertainment were provided unconditionally and without limit. On top of that, the Federation offered them the best medical care by Federation standards—as long as they caused no trouble.

People in other regions were relatively fine, but Juxia City was the Federation's key surveillance zone, as it harbored many alien species.

In truth, most people's unease stemmed from their ignorance of the Federation, not from fear of its military threats.

Because before the Federation's invasion, Earth had suffered from extreme regional wealth disparity.

Of Earth's eight billion people, about 44% had lived below the subsistence line year-round, while the rest spent their days scrambling for food, clothing, shelter, and transportation, giving rise to all sorts of social problems, even resource wars.

After the Federation occupied Earth, all these messy issues were resolved at once.

The Federation hastily built resource depots on Earth, using quantum teleportation technology to deliver a steady stream of supplies from other Federation planets.

Every individual, regardless of their former status or wealth, was supplied according to the Federation's "Utopian Living" standards.

After the war, the vast majority of Earthlings developed a fatal illusion—

"Maybe this isn't an interstellar invasion, but a massive interstellar poverty relief program, paid for with the sacrifice of a hundred million lives."

Many people, sitting at home, found it hard to believe, yet they believed it all the same.

After all, if this were truly an invasion, why would the Human Federation bother supplying them?

This Human Federation must have come to help the poor!

Think about it—what could Earth possibly have that would make these starfaring alien lords want to invade?

Many people accepted the Federation's supplies with a clear conscience.

But this came at a cost.

As the saying goes, "Full bellies breed lust, empty bellies breed theft." The Federation had a population of about 300 trillion, yet not a single person was a useless parasite.

The ample supply of resources was merely to ensure these people could better integrate into the Federation collective and contribute to it in the future.

After genetic testing and various technical inspections, the Earth humans of this universe were confirmed to belong to the same race and species as the Pioneers aboard the Autumn Chrysanthemum.

But they had yet to undergo the various ascensions of Federal Citizens.

From now on, these Earth humans would have to undergo Psionic Metamorphosis, Gene Optimization, Cybernetic Modification, and other ascensions before they could become true Federal Citizens.

Of course, before that, the Federation had to purge the alien species lurking on Earth.

A thousand years ago, a group of Deno Civilization descendants came to Earth and implanted so-called Super Genes into some Earthlings.

These Super Genes were mainly hidden in Juxia City, numbering in the thousands.

They were all singled out by the Federation, either secretly eliminated or sent to research labs for study.

At the same time, many other alien civilizations had secretly visited Earth over the ages, leaving behind numerous hidden dangers.

For example, a certain city held an exiled Angel, and a certain mountain sealed a Giant Demon.

But under the Federation's regulation, these threats were also eliminated one by one.

Beyond that, Earth civilization's original moral value system lagged far behind other worlds within the Federation, making it somewhat incompatible.

The re-education of eighty billion people was a troublesome project, but not a big problem for the Federation.

By using Thought Stamps to implant an "Artificial Moral Code" into these people, this trivial matter could be perfectly resolved.

Once all this was done, Earth would once again be truly purified, becoming the holy land of the human race.

Afterward, Earth would undergo planetary remodeling and be transformed into a Gaia Planet.

The Solar System's Stellar Outpost would be upgraded into the Sky Pillar Fortress space station, establishing a complete star-system-level fortress defense system.

Then, the First Federal Fleet would center on the Solar System and expand wildly into the surrounding star systems.

In the newly built Space Docks, engineering ships and military warships were eagerly pushed off the production lines.

The Milky Way Galaxy was too vast. Though the Federation's original one hundred and fifty fleets were numerous, they were far from enough.

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With approximately 400 billion star systems within the galaxy, the Federation must tirelessly produce new ships, establish new colonies, and immediately set up new industrial systems, continuing the snowball effect to manufacture even more vessels.

Only by repeating this cycle can they complete the entire grand expedition and occupy the entire Milky Way within a hundred years.

After issuing the relevant orders for these tasks, Chen Yu dispatched a sub-fleet from the First Federal Fleet to guard the Solar System, then returned to United Star.

As the Grand Marshal, he only needed to oversee the overall situation; there was no need for him to personally fight every battle.

But while the Federation didn't seek trouble, some troubles would relentlessly come knocking on their door anyway.

Gray Wind was the governor of United Star specially appointed by Chen Yu. As a nanomachine aggregate, he could easily handle all kinds of complex tasks.

Chen Yu usually left the affairs of United Star to Gray Wind, while he himself had more important matters to attend to.

That day, another group of Angels came calling.

"Greetings. I am Angel Leng."

"We represent the Angel Civilization and have come to convey goodwill and friendship to your civilization."

This group of Angels appeared at the outermost edge of the Federation's territory, beyond the peripheral star systems. By sending out a dark signal, they requested entry into Federation space to engage in communication.

They were quite sensible.

Unlike the previous two Angels, who had appeared directly outside United Star to provoke the Federation.

These Angels liked to roam the universe using Wormhole Jumps.

But regardless of their intentions, if they appeared within Federation territory without any permission, they would have to face Federation sanctions.

This time, the other party came with friendly intentions and hadn't yet violated any Federation laws...

After some deliberation, Gray Wind, who oversaw all affairs of United Star, chose to grant them passage rights and then handed over the matter of receiving them to officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

But when this group of Angels, clad in silver armor and short skirts, appeared on United Star...

The United Star official responsible for receiving them suddenly changed color and immediately barked an order:

"Seize these alien spies!"

The incident was sudden.

This group of Angels clearly hadn't anticipated such a turn of events.

Angel Leng wanted to resist at first, but against the powerful Federal Armed Forces, their resistance was futile.

Including Angel Leng, there were a total of seven Angel Warriors.

They were forcibly stripped of all their weapons and, in utter humiliation, locked inside restraining devices.

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