Alien Domination

"Indeed, we are now playing with the gods of the past."

"But does this also mean that the once gods have fallen off the altar, and our Taimeng civilization is strong enough to kill the gods?"

When someone spoke, everyone was no longer silent, and a strange idea came up with someone.

"As I said earlier, Alien is not a monolithic alien beast civilization. They rely on quantity, far beyond what you can imagine."

"Of course we are not afraid of such an alien."

"But what if there are tens of millions and hundreds of millions? Even if more aliens can't reach its level, then tens of billions and hundreds of billions?"

"Our Taimeng civilization has discovered countless civilizations in the three known river systems, but none of them are stronger than us. More often, we play the role of gods in front of them or them."

"It has been millions of years. Before we have moved further to the river system, Taimeng civilization seems to be invincible."

"Finally, everything went so smoothly."

"If countless aliens suddenly appear and kill them now, are you sure we can resist it?"

Before Speaker O'Neill frowned and spoke, another speaker took the conversation, and the previous self-righteous speaker was speechless.

"According to your statement, we simply invite it out of the small universe."

"Regardless of whether it knows about things from more than 1,600 epochs, as long as we find alien civilizations, we can continue to do their subsidiary civilizations?"

"If they are not willing to accept our subsidiary civilization, let them exterminate us?"

At this time, another speaker stood up, but he stunned back with a strong tone.

"Everyone, listen to me first, this matter can't be rushed."

"The question now is whether alien civilization still exists, or where does it exist?"

"Before we have figured out this issue, let's stay calm and assume that we don't know this matter."

"In addition, we can inform the military that the Taimeng civilization has entered a first-level combat readiness state, even if we don't know when the alien civilization will appear, or how many aliens will appear."

Seeing that everyone was about to quarrel again, and this was also the normal state of controversy in parliament convening more meetings, Speaker O'Neill quickly stood up and made suggestions.

"Your opinion is quite satisfactory and there is nothing wrong with it."

"But that strange beast in the small universe, what shall we do now?"

A certain speaker agreed with Speaker O'Neill's suggestion, but immediately asked back.

"I didn't think about it, it's difficult to do!"

"Now let's show it, it doesn't seem necessary to say that we were seriously injured and captured it. The subsequent imprisonment and Colosseum arrangements may have seriously stimulated it."

Speaker O'Neill said with a wry smile.

"Under the premise of not being exposed, try to meet its needs as much as possible."

"In this way, when the truth becomes clear in the future, there may be some turning points."

"In addition, I suggest that we don't arrange the battle of the beasts for it. Before we have made a decision to kill it, let it stay on that planet."

A middle-aged female speaker frowned slightly, and solemnly suggested.

"It seems that this is the only way to go. Any suggestions?"

Speaker O'Neill nodded and agreed with her judgment and suggestion, while looking at other people's faces and asked.

No one speaks anymore. Everything they are exposed to today has almost completely subverted their cognition. Some things they need more time to digest.

"Let’s take a look at its condition first. Today’s battle with the beasts is very fierce, and it seems that it has suffered serious injuries."

While speaking, Speaker O'Neill sent out a communication connection request through the light screen desktop.

The communication connection was quickly established, and a middle-aged man in military uniform appeared on the light screen table in front of Speaker O'Neill.

"Your Excellency, do you have any instructions?"

The middle-aged man standing upright gave a military salute and asked respectfully.

"Grey, how is the alien beast? Isn't the injury serious?"

Speaker O'Neill asked seemingly casually.

"Alien animal? Are you talking about the mechanical tentacles alien animal that just won the battle of beasts?"

Middle-aged man Gray asked tentatively.

"Mechanical Tentacle Monster...Yes, that's it. You guys gave this name, right?"

Speaker O'Neill smiled.

"Yeah, everyone calls it that, but I've heard the old immortal say that the alien beast said he is an alien."

Seeing the usual unsmiling Speaker O'Neill smiled, Gray also responded with a smile.

Because it was just a normal face-to-face video communication, Gray did not notice the strange color flashing in Speaker O'Neill's eyes after he had said this, and he would not see more speakers in the conference room who were listening to their conversations. Shocked face.

"Alien, very strange name."

"How is it now?"

The strong psychological quality made Speaker O'Neill not reveal any abnormalities, and his tone and expression were normal.

"The problem is not big."

"This guy can not only fight, but his recovery ability is also superb."

"As long as you provide it with a sufficient amount of bacteria, it will quickly recover."

Gray responded immediately.

"So... I am very interested in this alien... alien."

"Well, you should give it enough bacteria to make sure it recovers as soon as possible."

Speaker O'Neill pondered for a moment and said.

"Okay, then after it recovers, we set about arranging for the next fighting beast, it will definitely appear."

"It's not necessary, don't arrange it to participate in the Beast War, at least until I have not contacted you."

"Understood, the speaker."

"Also, is the old immortal you said that the alien beast that lives for a long time? Does it have a good relationship with the alien?"

"The old immortality is it. Everyone calls it that, and it is considered to have recognized this name. I don't know whether it has a relationship with Alien, but it seems that only it has talked with Alien."

"Well, get in touch with the old immortal and ask how much he knows about Alien, but only in this way. Don't directly contact Alien and ask more questions."

"Yes, Lord Speaker."

Gray responded with a salute immediately.

The video call ended, and Speaker O'Neill looked up at everyone.

No one said anything, maybe everyone didn't know what to say.

"If you don't have any suggestions, then this meeting will end like this first."

"One thing, everyone has to be clear, that is, this meeting must be strictly confidential."

"Except for our thirty-six speakers in the conference room who knows about this, no one else knows."

"I strongly suggest that if someone leaks or tries to leak, we will punish it with civilized rebellion, do you agree?"

Speaker O'Neill said solemnly and loudly.

Except for him, the other thirty-five speakers raised their hands together and firmly supported his proposal.