Colonial Suit

No one could describe the brilliance of that light, because even the most wonderful language could not describe one ten-thousandth of its splendor. But everyone saw that before this light, the huge star of the Death Star began to melt, starting from the outermost armor, turrets, floating fortresses, and even the mechanical skeletons under layers of armor were peeled off one by one. A large amount of molten steel flowed, and the entire Death Star was like ice cream thrown into hot water.

But this was not the most terrifying thing. The most terrifying thing was that this dazzling light seemed to be a living thing with intelligence, knowing how to find its own weaknesses. So, despite the Death Star's enormous size, the light always gathered above the large pit that had been blasted out earlier, desperately drilling down, drilling down.

In the eyes of outsiders, this light was like a living snake, slowly drilling into the Death Star.

Finally... only a small tail of light was left.

The tail trembled slightly and finally disappeared on the surface of the Death Star.

Everything returned to calm.

"Is that... it?" In the distant universe, people on the warship looked at each other, all feeling it was absurd.

The momentum of the figure just now was so great, and the light was so brilliant. But who would have thought it would end so anticlimactically? The huge Death Star still remained as it was, and apart from the large pit and the surrounding melted armor, no other scars could be seen. Was this the planet-level destruction strike?

Are you... kidding me?

People were dumbfounded, and just when they all thought it was a joke, a thunderous roar suddenly came from the distance.

The Death Star, which was still struggling to break free, suddenly erupted with countless flames, and the entire star swelled more than twice its original size as if it were a ball. The violent explosion not only blew off the surface armor of the Death Star, but also exposed the dense metal pipelines below, and even the earth veins were shaken loose. If the Death Star had not been a completely mechanized asteroid, this explosion would have been enough to tear it into pieces.

But this was just the beginning. As the Death Star exploded, more and more subterranean fire burst out from the armor gaps, mixed with black and red light. And as this subterranean fire spewed out, the Death Star, which had just expanded, began to shrink, as if the entire star was being emptied bit by bit.

God, what a terrifying scene that was.

You must know that although the Death Star was a weapon, it was originally an asteroid with extremely high mass. Its size and gravitational pull were so strong that even warships appeared small in front of it, let alone ordinary humans.

But as such a huge planet shrank from its initial expansion to one-third of its original size before everyone's eyes, everyone felt goosebumps. Although the distance was far, they could still see countless jets of fire and weapons systems being blown away on the Death Star through the holographic screen.

Vaguely, there were countless figures running away, as if it were the end of the world.

That's right, it was the end of the world. What impact would the destruction of an asteroid have on the entire galaxy? Especially an asteroid with such high mass as the Death Star. The turbulence of the magnetic and gravitational fields alone would be enough to affect the orbits of nearby celestial bodies.

At the thought of this, everyone on the warship turned pale with fright.

Damn it, the stargate to Belkthor is not far from here. If we are affected by the exploding Death Star, not to mention us, I'm afraid Belkthor won't fare well either.

At the thought of this, the captain no longer cared about his embarrassment and shouted desperately.

"Quickly send a signal, ask her to stop. If this continues, we're done for."

"But Captain, the warship is out of control, what can we do?" A crew member shouted, and then crashed into the instrument next to him. At this moment, they were all rolling around like gourds, unable to even protect themselves.

"How would I know? Don't stop, find a way to turn on the lights. Hurry, hurry!" As he spoke, a crew member struggled to crawl towards the console, trying to restart the light signal, but at this moment, the entire warship was rolling in the aftershocks of the Death Star's explosion. Who could complete this usually extremely simple operation?

On the contrary, the figure suspended quietly in the universe did not even have its cloak lifted by the shock wave.

White hair fluttered under the hood, passing over eyes that seemed to be shrouded in mist.

She was lost in thought for a while, before slowly murmuring, "I see, this is the Fifth World... It's best not to pollute the environment..."

As she said that, she raised her slender hand and gently pressed it towards the distant Death Star.

Following that, a terrifying scene occurred. The huge Death Star was actually pushed back into the jump tunnel by her gentle hand. No matter how it struggled, it could not escape. As the huge star was swallowed by the tunnel amidst explosions and subterranean fire, the figure's slender hand then made a gripping motion. The jump tunnel closed with a bang and disappeared without a trace.

Although the jump tunnel disappeared, everyone knew what would happen to the Death Star. Having its core energy drained and detonated, even gods could not save the Death Star from destruction. And being forcibly pushed back into the jump tunnel, once the Death Star exploded, the energy would form a blockage within the jump tunnel, eventually annihilating the Death Star without a trace. No one, whether the armed turrets or the tens of thousands of soldiers on board, would be able to survive. Moreover, in this way, the destruction of the Death Star would not have any impact on the positive space universe, which was extremely powerful.

What ruthless methods, what a cruel heart!

In an instant, everyone on the warship felt as if they had fallen into an ice cellar, stunned by the figure. You must know that they had just witnessed a scene of an asteroid being destroyed, and it would be a lie to say they weren't afraid. Although everyone knew that the figure's last attack had actually saved them from a catastrophe, people still felt extreme coldness from the bottom of their hearts.

Destroying a planet...

This kind of thing that only existed in legends actually happened before their eyes. Wasn't this a dream? If it was a nightmare, then please wake up quickly. Even for a moment.

But despite their prayers, the fact was the fact. When the last bit of energy from the tunnel was extinguished in the starry sky, the figure in the universe finally retracted her finger and turned to look at this side.

All the crew members screamed uncontrollably.

The next moment, they saw the figure disappear without a trace. When she reappeared, she was already on the bridge.

Seeing the original captain roll to the side as if he had seen a ghost, she gently stroked her forehead and slowly sat on the captain's seat.

"I'm tired. It's been a long time since I've done such strenuous exercise..."

"Pla... planet-level?" Despite being terrified, the captain still managed to get up and asked tremblingly.

Too... too terrifying...

Unlike viewing from afar in the universe through holographic images, the planet-level being was now sitting close to him. Although she had no power, the faint aura was like a natural enemy, suppressing everyone's minds, making it difficult for them to even breathe. And even more terrifying was that although this figure was shrouded in a cloak, those eyes, those eyes that seemed to be forever shrouded in mist, were so mysterious and strange, making everyone who saw them feel goosebumps.

The captain mustered all his courage to say this sentence, but after saying it, he felt bad. His face turned as pale as paper.

According to legend, planet-level beings are all high-level life forms, beings that transcend them. Almost all of them have strange personalities. He mustn't say the wrong thing and make her angry.

For a time, the entire bridge was as silent as death, and no one dared to speak again. It was so quiet that you could hear a pin drop on the ground.

After an unknown amount of time, they heard a slight "hmm" from the captain's seat. Then they heard the mysterious figure say, "My... my intelligence brain is broken. I want to ask for directions."

"Do you know... where Belkthor is?"

"You are looking for Belkthor?" The captain's cold sweat immediately dripped down. He didn't know what this planet-level being intended. If she had ulterior motives, wouldn't Belkthor be in great trouble? Seeing the scene of the Death Star being forcibly pushed back into the jump tunnel just now, the captain didn't think Belkthor was much more solid than the Death Star.

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But how could his abnormality be hidden from a planet-level being? The figure's eyes only flashed, and the corners of her mouth slightly curled up.

"It seems... I don't need to bother anymore..."

"Can this warship... take me to Belkthor?"

"This..." The captain was at a loss for words, and was about to lie that it couldn't. But suddenly, he felt an unprecedented terrifying aura enveloping the surroundings, and even his body couldn't help but obey. Without paying attention, he actually replied directly, "Yes."

"Heh." The figure smiled, and her eyes were covered with a layer of mist again. "Fortunately, there are still a few who have a firm will... But even if it's firm, how can it compare to the guy I met that day?"

"That guy's will is so strange that even I find it strange. It's as if if I go deeper, I'll encounter something dangerous..."

"Unfortunately..."

"That day..."

"I felt like there was a pair of eyes staring at me... Otherwise, maybe... I could have explored it to the end."

"It's really strange... Who is it?"

"In this Fifth World..."

"I'm actually..."

"Feeling apprehensive?"

The figure murmured quietly, ignoring the fact that the surrounding crew members were kneeling on the ground. After a long while, the mist in her eyes dissipated again, and she seemed to have forgotten everything she had just said.

She asked the captain again.

"Where... is this?"

"Do you know... where Belkthor is?"

Captain "........".

"Where... is this?"

"Do you know... where Belkthor is?"

"Can this warship... take me to Belkthor?" In the vast universe, this faint voice accompanied the warship as it sped away, eventually disappearing into the warp tunnel. And vaguely, one could still hear the wails of a certain unlucky captain.

At the same time, in Hek's floating castle in Seraridon, Hek had just opened his eyes. A slight wry smile appeared on his face.

"He actually made a move so quickly. That guy... is really a headache."

"Beating him up again wouldn't be good, would it?"!