Star Lord: Rob the alien race and you will get a hundred times the reward

Chapter 55: Liluo Galaxy
Liu Wen immediately put the question of what the Golden Finger was trying to do behind his head. Who cares what it was thinking? As long as it was beneficial to him, it was fine. Now was the time to appreciate the harvest.

Flipping through the various scientific and technological information in the catalog, he became more and more excited. There were even special warships. He had never heard of any level five civilization having such things. Aren't these research derivatives that can only be obtained when a level six civilization studies the rules?

"With these technological data, there is no need to research anything. Just give it to Laura and let her separate the weapons technology. Using a few series of warships on the physical technology side alone will be enough. If you are short of money, just sell some. The fleet will appear as soon as you wait, right?"

Liu Wen's thoughts became more and more beautiful. He was already thinking about how to form several legions to explore the new territory. For several days, he didn't even practice his spiritual energy. He was completely immersed in the beautiful tomorrow. He only became a little sober when the blue fat man came to inform him that the trial time had come.

It was still that piece of void, and the spatial fluctuations became more and more intense. A burst of energy suddenly penetrated the space to form a tide that spread in all directions. Driven by the huge energy, a spatial channel gradually took shape and soon stabilized.

The Star Fleet did not rush out to leave the subspace at this time, but started the propulsion engine and continued to wait.

A mobile fortress with a diameter of hundreds of kilometers flew in from the space channel. The thick energy shield covered the fortress tightly, and only the huge gun muzzles could be vaguely seen erected.

Dozens of mobile fortresses entered the subspace one after another, occupying the void of more than ten light minutes around the space channel. Then a fleet formed an offensive formation and poured into the subspace.

A total of forty military corps spent more than ten minutes corresponding to the mobile fortress one by one. At this time, waves of jump signals continued to appear in the void, and fleets of trialers jumped in one after another. Many warships even had transparent holes on their bodies.

"Let's go. Don't stay here to watch the show. It's the same if we go out and watch." Michelle ordered the fleet to set sail and return. The staff in the fleet shouted one after another. They had never been offline during this period of time. Except for the entertainment room of the battleship where they could kill some boring time, they were almost sick of being held back for two months.

After a simple identity verification, the Star Sea Fleet was allowed to pass, but after checking that there were living Tok creatures, they were forced to sign a restrictive order. All Tok creatures were required to be implanted with control chips and keep a record of them with the military. Any illegal acts committed by these Tok creatures within human territory would be paid for by the Star Sea Group.

Liu Wen signed the restraining order indifferently. Originally, he had no intention of letting these Tok creatures live for long. He just saw a technology in the biotechnology information that seemed to be able to recycle waste. He took the creatures back and let Laura verify it before deciding whether to live or die.

After jumping all the way back to the 712 star field, all the warships of the Star Fleet were sent to the Sera Industrial Zone for maintenance and repair, and the employees were given a week off.

He walked into Laura's core control room with the quantum host: "Laura, please make a copy of the information here, and verify the technology in physics and technology. How long will it take to rebuild the entire industrial system in the industrial zone, and how much money will it cost."

Liu Wen sat down on the chair and looked curiously at Laura's body composed of light particles.

The quantum host already has Liu Wen's authorization, so Laura can directly download data after connecting the data cable.

"Boss, where did you find these technical materials?" Laura asked excitedly.

"Don't worry about it. Just check and see if it can be used directly, especially the technical data related to warships. If possible, I plan to build a warship production line directly." Liu Wen waved his hand and asked her to work quickly.

Laura rolled her eyes at Liu Wen and said with a hint of regret: "It can be used directly. There is no change in the physical rules between the last cosmic era and this cosmic era. Moreover, the technological information you brought back is owned by the human civilization I am familiar with. It's a pity that it is only up to level 5 technology. It would be better if there was level 7 technology information."

"Level seven technology? You'd better forget it. Is that something we can think about now? Level seven civilization has voting rights even in the Interstellar Alliance." Liu Wen was speechless. This kid really knows how to think.

"The biotechnology of the Divine Court Civilization, the Galaxy Federation, and the Sera tribe shared all sixth-level technologies after the mainstream human countries were promoted to seventh-level civilizations. Therefore, these technologies are universal technologies for humans of normal size." Laura explained as she read the data.

"Derived from the physical technology of the Galaxy Federation, the warships are divided into seven levels. The full set of production lines plus the supporting equipment factory are expected to cost more than 5 billion contribution points and will take two and a half years to complete. Boss, do you have that much money?"

Liu Wen got anxious when he heard this: "Why does it cost so much? We are building it ourselves, not buying equipment."

"Boss, if we buy it with money, adding another zero won't be enough. What I have calculated is the minimum cost of one production line for warships of each level." Laura looked at Liu Wen with dissatisfaction, as if she had embezzled construction funds.

After calming down, Liu Wen pulled out Laura's calculation list and took a quick look at it, and he realized that the offer was really not high.

There are ready-made materials for smelting and forging, and it won’t take long to rebuild a large vacuum smelting plant. The only problem is that the material requirements are relatively high, and level 5 alloys are also different from level 5 alloys.

The production docks for frigate-class and destroyer-class battleships are easy to build, and the supporting equipment can be shared with related equipment factories for high-level battleships. It’s just that the equipment models are different.

But later on, each of the battleship-class, flagship-class, and super flagship-class ships must have its own dedicated dock. They can be backward compatible, but not upward compatible.

The mobile fortress doesn't even have a dock, so it can only temporarily build a combined dock according to the design drawings. Because the mobile fortress is too large, the minimum size is 50 kilometers, and some have a diameter of 300 to 400 kilometers. If you want to build a permanent dock, you can only build a planetary megastructure. The investment is too large and Liu Wen directly gave up.

"Okay, you plan first, I'll send you the resources you need." After turning off the projection, Liu Wen rubbed his brows. He was short of money. He originally thought that the 4 billion in cash on him was a lot, but now he sees that he has to find ways to make money. "It seems that we still need to ask the alien race for some resources. As for technology, unless you have reached level 6, there is no need to rob them specifically."

After walking out of the control center, Liu Wen came to the office building. Bai Haitang and other senior executives were already waiting in the office.

"Hello, Chairman." When several people saw him come in, they hurriedly stood up and greeted him.

"Everyone, please sit down." After they sat down, he asked, "How is the cooperation discussion with the research institute going?"

Zhao Nina smiled and replied, "Chairman, the cooperation has been agreed. Southwest Heavy Industry, a subsidiary of the Research Institute, will invest 2 billion contribution points and share sales channels in the weapons company, accounting for 5% of the shares."

"So generous?" Liu Wen felt a little surprised. The current arms company does not include the Sera Industrial Zone. It is under the name of the Xinghai Group Head Office, and the arms company's business is outsourced.

The military company only has the right to use a part of the level five general technology. Many of these technologies conflict with existing technologies and require patent fees. However, this no longer needs to be done after Southwest Heavy Industries acquires a stake in the company. Southwest Heavy Industries has a full set of similar patented technologies authorized by the Shangxia Research Institute, and the two parties will authorize each other to offset the patent fees.

This part of the technical patents is only limited to the defense type and above. All general civilian-level technologies have been made public and can be used by companies with relevant qualifications. Those who are better off can directly purchase finished equipment for installation instead of actually building a complete production line themselves.

"What does the other party require?" Liu Wen asked, feeling uneasy.

"There are no special requirements. They just mentioned that if the group's fleet discovers human technology from the previous era in the future, they can be given priority to purchase it." Zhao Nina was also very surprised. When the representative of Southwest Heavy Industry made this request, it was as if they were sure that the group would unearth human heritage from the previous era.

Liu Wen frowned. Did the other party mean to have sensed something in some way? And why was he so excited about collecting the human heritage of the last era?
I couldn't figure it out, but then I remembered that I really had three more complete copies in my hand. Should I sell them now? In the Shangxia Republic, there is no more suitable seller than the Research Institute. They will not compete for the market, can offer a high price, and can also help the group at the official level.

After thinking about the reputation of Shangxia Republic, Liu Wen clapped his hands and said, "Contact them. I'll give you a brief introduction. Ask them what price they can offer. If it's suitable, sell it to them."

Zhao Nina blinked and couldn't help muttering in her heart, you really have it!

"Okay, Chairman." Zhao Nina happily accepted the information. She had work to discuss at the moment and it was not appropriate to review it now, so she just put it in the confidential file.

"Chairman, in the past two days, some people have been asking whether the scientific research department is recruiting. Those who inquired are all famous graduates from various colleges and universities and a small number of foreign scientific researchers. Will we continue to recruit these people?" Zhu Jianqiao asked cautiously.

"Accept them? Of course I would. We accept all who come. Let them in first and have a three-month internship. Those who are unqualified will be dismissed and those who are qualified will be assigned positions according to their abilities. Let the Human Resources Department do some more screening." Liu Wen was well aware that there were so many people applying for jobs at Xinghai Group. He had worked so hard to get them, so how could he let you reject them?

"Okay, Chairman." Although Zhu Jianqiao was somewhat reluctant to let those famous figures come and steal his job, he also knew that he was not strong enough and it was impossible for him to always control the scientific research department of such a large group. Fortunately, the level of scientific research might be gradually lowered, but there would be basically no changes in management positions.

Liu Wen has also been dealing with group affairs over the past two months. After going offline, he also deals with them once a week. Therefore, there were not many matters to be dealt with in this meeting, and they were all handled in just a few words.

After the meeting, Liu Wen asked Bai Haitang to stay and asked, "How is the information I asked you to look for going?"

Bai Haitang spread his hands helplessly: "Boss, there really is nothing here in the Shangxia Republic. There is not even a single alien interstellar pirate in the galaxy, let alone a settled force."

"The only thing that is open to the public is the trial subspace. This time we are opening the Tok Subspace. The next time the mechanical subspace is opened will be two years later."

"What about the void outside the galaxy?" Liu Wen couldn't wait that long. He had no money, and he couldn't keep selling technology. He only had this little bit of technology at the bottom of his box. If he sold it every day, people would think he was a wholesaler.

Bai Haitang pulled up a star map: "There are some outside the galaxy. There are a few in the void near the Blue River Galaxy on the left side of the galaxy, but their locations are not fixed. It is very likely that there is a subspace."

"There are quite a lot of voids around the Li Luo Galaxy below the galaxy. They were all blown over by the space storm a hundred years ago and have not been cleared up yet. It is said that a large number of wandering stars have settled in that area after the subspace was broken. However, the distance is too far, nearly 350,000 light years away. Without a star gate, it is too dangerous for the fleet to go there on its own."

"Li Luo Galaxy?" Liu Wen took the information and looked at it. The more he read, the more interested he became. However, the possible price he might have to pay made him hesitant.

"You go ahead and do your work. Keep looking to see if there's anything suitable."

After sending Bai Haitang away, Liu Wen contacted Laura and asked her to calculate how large a fleet could be formed while maintaining normal operations with the current funds.

(End of this chapter)