The information Tingyun had left behind convinced Chu Mu that the scenes in his dreams were on Sand Sea Planet!
But how had Sand Sea Planet gone from a lush, green world to the barren wasteland it was now?
Why had those giant trees of the past been buried beneath the sand?
What had caused Sand Sea Planet's population to explode?
These were all mysteries waiting for Chu Mu to unravel.
The Small Court did not convene again the following day, because this tribe's problems were already beyond what it could solve.
The Blaze Tribe had a full two hundred and thirty levels of caverns. The people on each level could only move within a fixed area. Beyond that area, their safety was no longer guaranteed.
As a result, even the rulers inside the Pyramid controlled, at most, the five levels below them closest to the surface.
What was happening in the remaining two hundred and twenty-five levels, and how many factions they were divided into, remained unknown.
This created considerable obstacles to the investigation.
He had no doubt that, under this organizational structure, most of the people underground probably would not care if their chieftain changed.
If Chu Mu wanted to govern this settlement properly, he had to put an end to this state of affairs.
But how?
Chu Mu planned to tear down the Pyramid!
Beneath the Pyramid lay a sinkhole over a hundred meters in diameter. It had been the trunk of a giant tree, like an enormous vertical shaft.
Every cavern had an exit facing this shaft.
Tearing down the Pyramid would be the equivalent of lifting the lid off it.
The Star Destroyer's combat robots could then descend unhindered to the lowest level and deliver some warmth.
After drawing up his plan, Chu Mu