"Wouldn't that be a bad idea?" Dilia asked hesitantly.
"They keep teleporting me over there and lecturing me about the consequences. In that case, they'll have to excuse me," Shen Ye said.
"Remember, their planets are already dead," Dilia said.
"You mean blowing them up won't do anything?"
"It will-if the planets are blasted apart completely, shattered into pieces, they'll never have a chance to revive."
"Revive?"
"Yes. After a planet is destroyed, as long as the land remains, there's a chance for new life to emerge. If you blow away all their land, they'll lose that one remaining chance."
"That's exactly what I want," Shen Ye said.
Knock, knock, knock-
A knock came at the door.
He opened it.
An officer stood outside.
Compared to the two generals who had come before, this officer was only a colonel. His expression was relaxed, and he seemed unaware of what mission he was carrying out.
"This is a delivery assignment issued by Kunlun. I was ordered to deliver two ring-shaped spatial storage devices here. The recipient is Shen Ye."
The major explained his assignment with practiced ease.
"I'm Shen Ye. Give them to me. Thanks."
"All right."
The handover was complete.
The major quickly left.
The door closed.
Kunlun's voice immediately came from the phone:
"Converting all of them to timed detonation isn't that easy. Only these 1,008 have been modified so far. You need to give me some time."
"1,008? That few? Hurry it up!"
As Shen Ye spoke, he inspected the two bracelets with his mental power.
One bracelet was filled with atomic bombs.
The other held the timed detonation device, an integrated screen roughly the size of a phone that was very convenient to operate.
All set.
There was actually one more thing he hadn't told Dilia just