Your kindness is meaningless.
Countless weapons rained down on the planet's surface.
The aliens living on this garbage planet had never seen anything like it before, and they all scrambled back into their burrows immediately, leaving only a few observation openings to look out.
Li Xingkong's act of distributing weapons struck the Snail People somewhat ridiculous.
Even if they were given swords and blades, what could they possibly do with those cold weapons?
This isn't some primitive era anymore; you can form an effective fighting force just by using a melee weapon.
"You don't understand anything."
Li Xingkong shook his head. Was this weapon meant for them to fight the Snail People head-on?
No, that's not true.
With these things, Li Xingkong didn't think they had any ability to fight the Snail People.
Li Xingkong just wanted to confirm one thing.
That is, do they still have any intention of resisting?
If none of them have even the slightest thought of resistance, then it means they are not worth Li Xingkong to save.
If anyone rebels, it at least shows that they are dissatisfied with their current lives, feel that the Snail People's rule is unfair, and yearn for a better life.
On the contrary, the fact that nothing happened only shows that they had become accustomed to being enslaved and had begun to accept this life like pigs and sheep.
Forcibly rescuing them might even cause resentment among some, who might resent Li Xingkong for disrupting their "peaceful" lives.
It disrupted their way of life.
Why do something that's thankless and exhausting?
Li Xingkong withdrew his magic, and the entire surface of the planet was covered with weapons, but the interior of the planet remained quiet.
Everyone is waiting.
The enslaved aliens on the planet are waiting for the Snail People to come out and explain himself. Li Xingkong is observing when they will take action, while the Snail People spirit is waiting to see Li Xingkong's expression after his failure.
Since he's already a spirit, what can Li Xingkong do with him? He still needs it.
Time passed second by second, but the planet remained deathly silent.
"Give up, they can't possibly rebel. Anyone who does has already been screened out."
After a long period of silence, the Snail People somewhat smug, even forgetting its current state.
Just as it was speaking, something moved inside the planet.
Having waited a long time without any movement from the Snail People, the aliens in the underground cave were getting restless.
The cave reopened, and the aliens rushed out in droves, gathering the weapons scattered on the ground.
However, instead of taking the weapons back to arm themselves as Li Xingkong had expected, they gathered the weapons on the ground and piled them up on the surface.
They seemed to regard the weapon as ordinary trash and had no intention of resisting.
"I knew it! They've always been like this."
The Snail People spirit laughed.
Li Xingkong didn't speak; he kept staring at the ground.
The Snail People was laughing, but it noticed that Li Xingkong also had a slight smile on his lips.
"You must be laughing at them too, haha, these inferior races don't deserve any redemption."
"Right.."
Li Xingkong's smile became more pronounced.
He clearly saw far more than the artifact spirit.
Although these guys ostensibly gathered all the weapons together and waited for the Snail People to handle them, Li Xingkong could actually observe that nearly one percent of the weapons were taken back underground in a very ingenious way.
Without fully understanding the situation, they didn't immediately switch sides, but instead adopted a more subtle approach.
Li Xingkong extended his Divine Sense deep into their cave. The underground cave was complex and crisscrossed, like a maze. In a hidden corner of this cave, Li Xingkong discovered a huge furnace.
It looks exactly like the furnaces used for smelting waste on the surface, except here, it's used to smelt metal, not waste.
Various metals extracted from waste are reprocessed here and transformed into usable materials.
Beneath this smelting zone, a massive warship stood, though it was still only a rough outline, with nearly half of it consisting of just the keel and nothing else.
Who says they don't have their own ideas?
However, their ideas are more radical.
What's the point of occupying the ground? Bringing over the Snail People's fleet is meaningless.
To rebel, you need your own ship.
Although, according to their plan, the ship will take a long time to build.
Maybe a hundred years, maybe five hundred years.
But such a massive project is definitely not something that one or two people can handle; it was a collective decision made by everyone.
They were driven by revenge, which naturally pleased Li Xingkong.
Since Li Xingkong was happy, he was naturally willing to help them again.
He waved his hand, but from Li Xingkong's and the Snail People's perspective, this wave had no effect whatsoever; it was as if Li Xingkong had simply fanned the wind.
And after waving goodbye, he left the planet immediately.
"Don't even think about it, these species would never even consider defecting..."
Although the Snail People spirit was no match for Li Xingkong, it now felt that Li Xingkong could use it, so it naturally became somewhat arrogant.
Li Xingkong didn't tell him, saying that even if he died, he would still be a Snail People, and he would let the snail see for itself what he had done later.
Just after Li Xingkong left the planet, extremely strange phenomena began to appear on that rusty planet.
Starting from the bottom layer, the debris on the planet's surface slowly melted away, turning into a gently flowing stream of metal that flowed down into the ground through the opening.
This torrent of molten metal seemed to possess a mind of its own, bypassing all life and flowing downwards along the passage.
No matter what the aliens inside the cave did, they couldn't stop the torrent, but it didn't devour anyone.
Even when touched, it wasn't warm at all, just like a puddle of ordinary water.
The torrent had its destination, flowing through the cave in an extremely illogical direction until it reached the cave of the spaceship secretly built by aliens.
Although there were many people guarding the area, they couldn't stop the torrent of metal. Even if someone blocked the way with their own body, the torrent would simply bypass them and flow through the gaps in their body.
Upon reaching the spaceship, the torrent of water, as if it had found food, jumped onto the spaceship in one go.
The spaceship, which originally had a large amount of exposed keel, was taking shape at a speed visible to the naked eye.
Sealed cabins, metal floors, various compartments, furniture... every component that could be made of metal was sculpted and stuffed into the spaceship.
Flow, cooling.
When the aliens on the surface finally managed to squeeze into the secret base, they were all stunned.
The spaceship, which was originally still in the design phase, has now been completely transformed, with all sorts of weapons piled on it, and the dark, gaping muzzles of the cannons are frightening to look at.
This must be a miracle! Otherwise, who else would help them build a spaceship?
They can't be Snail People, can they?