Shen Bing had worried about this before, but humanity had lived peacefully on Earth for so many years without any aliens showing up to enslave Earthlings. Surely he couldn't be so unlucky that they happened to visit right now?
He didn't need much time. Given just four or five years to develop, Shen Bing felt he could acquire the means to stand against an alien civilization even without relying on items transported from the Immortal Realm.
But now the situation had changed abruptly. That bizarre gene sequence had transmitted information into outer space, throwing everything off its normal course.
Although humanity had also been constantly transmitting signals into outer space in hopes of contacting alien civilizations, in a sense, that was merely wishful thinking. No one could say for certain that aliens would detect the signals humanity sent out. They might very well dismiss them as junk electromagnetic waves in the universe.
This information, however, had been encoded and transmitted by an alien civilization itself, making the likelihood of an alien civilization receiving it far greater.
"Can you decipher the contents of the message?" Shen Bing asked.
This was crucial!
Clarence said, "We've already deciphered it."
"What did it say?" Shen Bing asked eagerly.
Clarence immediately replied, "It transmitted information about Earth's level of technological development, its general social structure, and so on."
"It didn't say anything about attacking Earth?" Shen Bing sounded slightly puzzled.
But the moment those words left his mouth, he realized he was being foolish.
The gene sequence's primary function was probably to gather intelligence.
As for whether Earth was better suited for conquest or cooperation, that wasn't something the gene sequence could decide.
"A hundred thousand light-years... aliens..." Shen Bing muttered, his mind racing.
The information had been transmitted three or four months ago. If