"Limiting the deployment range of the 'charging pylons' is actually for their own good."
Deathstroke rose to his feet and had Adjutant turn off the projection. He took Death's hand and prepared to head home for dinner.
"The universe is still the same crisis-ridden universe. Humanity has only just entered this level, so it's better to restrict their exploration range in a roundabout way for now. Once they've figured out the Milky Way Galaxy, it won't be too late to venture into the Extragalactic System."
Besides the basic RV version of the 'Droplet,' several other types of spacecraft were also being sold this time.
Some focused on cargo transport, some on enhanced firepower, and some on scientific research and exploration. Not every spacecraft had the Droplet shape; the only thing they all shared was the identical black-and-yellow logo painted on them.
In theory, every type of spacecraft could fly to the end of the universe, but only in theory.
The energy they carried was actually limited. Before their next system-linked upgrade, people would be unable to travel beyond the Milky Way Galaxy.
After all, this was Su Ming's first time leading an entire species into a new era. It was better to conduct a small-scale trial first and see whether the system he had established could function properly before talking about the future.
"You're right, Sheriff." Adjutant had teleported her main body down as well, clearly intending to join them for dinner. "But I suspect someone will definitely court death. Even knowing their spacecraft doesn't have enough energy, they'll still risk going somewhere they shouldn't. That's human curiosity."
"That's beyond my control. Make them sign liability waivers when they buy the ships. Use the user agreement from those online games we publish—the three-hundred-thousand-word version. Alter it a little and stipulate