Everyone: Are mechanics weak? I wake up and rectify the natural disaster

Good idea.

It is also in line with Su Wen's consistent thinking.

When you encounter something good, you naturally want to bring it to your own home.

Put good things out there for others to see and see.

That's not his style.

...unless that good thing has a lot of problems and a lot of hidden dangers.

For example, the solar system.

He has never planned to develop other planets in the solar system on a large scale, nor has he planned to establish a large-scale industrial system in the solar system. This is the reason.

Treasures often bring danger, and Su Wen will not accept such treasures until the danger is eliminated.

As for the current artificial planet...

"Your idea is still very sound, but having said that, we have no other way at the moment. Something of this level exceeds the upper limit of our existing productivity capabilities."

Zhenhai followed Su Wen's example and shrugged playfully, but accidentally slipped a black shoulder strap.

This made Su Wen look embarrassed. He didn't even look at it, nor did he even look at it.

"...In short, just to establish a stable and controllable virtual channel, we have to take a lot of risks, and to bring such a big thing back, it is more than just a risk.

Hope can only be placed on the planet itself - since the person who created it has a way to bring it to the virtual realm, then it should at least have a power system that can support crossing the virtual realm barrier.

Find the control center, try to obtain permission, and think of a way to activate this power system, maybe it will be alright. "

"One more thing, commander: positioning is also very important,"

Helena added,

“My suggestion is to target Rota-iv.

This galaxy is the farthest astronomical distance from the central galaxy of the Empire among the ring of galaxies.

Even if something happens, it will be difficult to spread to the mainland.

And since it is a ring of galaxies after all, it only takes one hyperspace jump to reach it, so it is not difficult for us to interfere with it. "

Helena's point of view is actually very simple.

Similar to Su Wen’s previous thoughts:

It is difficult to place such a big ball casually.

If so, then just throw it into the central galaxy...

Not only hitting people, but also damaging some flowers and plants is not good either.

No matter how small it is, it is still a serious celestial body.

It is a huge source of gravity in interstellar space.

As long as it exists in the star system, the gravity generated by its own mass will inevitably interfere with other surrounding celestial bodies to a greater or lesser extent.

Suddenly there is an additional source of gravity, and the impact on the planet is still great.

Just like say.

If you put this thing next to the orbit of Blue Star.

The gravitational well of the entire Earth-Moon system, which has already stabilized, will be directly disrupted by it.

If there were such a big thing in the earth-moon system, the tide caused by the change of gravity might turn into a tsunami hundreds of meters high, enough to swallow up most of the plain land on the seven continents.

Even this thing is smaller than the moon.

The harm caused is equally devastating.

After all, no matter how small it is, it is still a celestial body. As for humans, they are just a handful of dust on the celestial body.

In line with the principle of safety first, the managers of various departments naturally have to find a good place for it.

To avoid damaging the original infrastructure of the empire and causing unnecessary losses.

"Okay, if you think the place is suitable, then put it there."

Su Wen nodded obediently.

This is pretty much what he was thinking.

If it's just an ordinary mineral ball, it can be placed anywhere.

But it still has some dangers after all.

Although there are many natural disaster groups including Thorin Protozoa, as well as those star beasts including the ether dragon.

Judging from the current situation, even in tens of millions of years, or even at the end of the world, they will not have a chance to escape.

...That's hard light after all.

A super-common sense substance that can also be called the 'ultimate material' in the universe.

Photons in ultra-high condensed matter are enough to isolate all matter and energy transmission, and can even shield the four fundamental forces.

As long as people outside don't take the initiative to open these cages, they won't even have the possibility of waking up.

Well, this dead dog doesn't bite, but it is very angry.

Su Wen had no interest in placing this kind of thing at the door of his house and looking at it carefully.

Therefore, throwing it to other inner ring galaxies became the best choice.

As for when to use it...

First, from the inner specimen library, select a hard light crystal block that is large enough and contains relatively harmless specimens.

Then a large transport ship was sent to pull it out and dismantle it.

There is something really wrong with the specimens inside. For example, they may be highly aggressive, have extremely strong reproductive capabilities, or may be very ugly and easy to spread germs...

If it's time to kill him, just kill him and throw the body into the star.

If it is determined to be completely harmless and has some domestication or cultivation value, then it can be kept.

In the inner galaxy, there are several primitive life planets and many desolate planets.

It doesn't matter if we set up an ecological protection zone on the former, or build an ecological protection dome on the latter and put them in to recuperate.

...After all, although Su Wen is not an animal activist, he also has no habit of abusing animals.

He is a standard xenophobic/nationalist whose bottom line principle is the supremacy of human beings.

The original world has seen enough stupid things that kill people in order to protect endangered species.

Not to mention those NGO funds that pay lip service and do business, they are simply a cancer on the earth.

Whoever wants to do it will do it, but he won’t do it anyway.

But if it does not cause any harm to the empire or its citizens.

After dismantling and using hard light materials, Mr. Su would not be reluctant to give these animals sealed by the 'Venerable Civilization' a place to thrive.

After all, this species diversity should indeed be maintained.

Even if it can be decorated and beautified for the sake of the living environment of future generations, the environment should be protected.

What's more, there are so many species, many of which may have died out many years ago, and naturally have biological preservation value.

And some of them may have some extremely rare economic value...

...Definitely.

Things are rare.

What could be rarer than an extinct species?

Talk about animal material. It’s not like there’s no circulation in the Star Territory.

Although aliens may not necessarily wear furs and ivory, aliens also have rare birds and animals, so there is naturally a market for them.

...In other words, as long as there is society and class, there will naturally be a need to show off and show off.

Just like those big guys on Blue Star who like to play with tiger and bear skins, ivory Buddha sculptures, and have some Tibetan mastiff fighting dogs at home.

If you don’t have enough space for a good house and a good car, you have to get some rare birds and animals.

Wearing gold and silver is not enough, so get something restricted.

Outsiders may think it is frivolous, but at least they themselves can feel that it shows generosity.

The demand for luxury goods, in the final analysis, stems from such a simple thinking.

——Pretentious.

Pretending is a human necessity that no one can give up.

It would be uninteresting to discuss things involving human nature too much, and Su Wen did not intend to study them in depth.

That's what Miss Zhenhai should do.

He just wants to make a little money from this.

...In the future, sooner or later, the empire will have the opportunity to deal with the outside world.

It is impossible to remain in isolation for the rest of your life.

Not to mention too far.

Closer still is the Fire Reef Starfield, which is only tens or hundreds of light years away from the solar system, waiting for him to visit.

There is such a distribution center for interstellar mercenaries squatting in front of my house. I can't say it is a joke.

Su Wen had to do something sooner or later.

But before he could figure out the situation, he always needed a legal identity.

Killing wherever you go is something that can only be done by bad guys like the 'Swallowing Whales' and 'Iron-Hearted Exterminators'.

Although Mr. Su has the reputation of rectifying natural disasters, he is actually a benevolent and charitable leader.

...At least that's what he thinks.

As for what the six-ethnic coalition forces that he slaughtered cleanly thought, that was not Su Wen's concern.

And these rare animal and plant materials or living bodies are themselves a kind of luxury commodity in the Star Territory.

At that time, it might be a good idea to get some and sell them over there, pretending to be a black marketeer, and collecting some intelligence or technical information.

Su Wen is familiar with this aspect of the trading market.

Many of the interstellar mercenaries who came from the Fire Reef Star Territory had captured and imprisoned human beings alive.

He planned to take these 'rare living indigenous bodies' and sell them at a good price on the black market after returning to the Star Territory.

When the alien races in the solar system were eliminated, these people naturally fell into Su Wen's hands.

Some of the people were successfully rescued.

After Su Wen washed their brains and removed some disharmonious memories, he randomly found a base city and threw it at the door and ignored it.

Some have been 'made into animal products'...

...There's really nothing we can do about this.

The only option is to be cremated and then sent back to Blue Star.

It can be regarded as letting them return to their roots.

"...Okay, let's see, the main console is... eh?"

With some loose thoughts running through his mind, Su Wen approached the central platform.

Then there was a pause.

"I can actually understand that individuals of other races can also be used as a kind of collection..."

"But having said that, isn't it a bit unlucky to have such things in the middle of the specimen library?"

Well, before him, there was another piece of hard light crystal.

But much more upscale than those outside.

They are all packaged in vertical transparent jars of the same size and placed on this multi-layered circular platform that looks like an ancient Roman theater.

And among those crystal blocks...

Faces of different races, different expressions, men, women, old and young, obviously belonging to alien humanoids, faced him quietly.