Chapter 1011: 1023, 6 days later Chapter 1011: 1023, 6 days later Just like that, Cindy Doppler was forced to accept many commands from Cecilia.

Most of Cecilia’s commands were contrary to Cindy Doppler’s own plans.

In her plan, she originally wanted to unite the Beak Country and the Blue Star Humans to jointly confront the Skru Federation.

However, Cecilia’s commands were full of conspiratorial elements, aiming not only to destroy the Skru Federation but also to greatly harm the interests of Blue Star People, their allies.

But Cindy Doppler had to obey Cecilia.

If she didn’t follow orders, the lives of her and her family could not be ensured!

As for the true purpose behind Cecilia’s actions, without her disclosing it, Cindy Doppler dare not ask; she could only act according to Cecilia’s instructions.

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Just like that, six days quickly passed, and it was the day before the ultimate secret realm was due to open.

During these six days, Skru Star had been unusually peaceful.

For the average Skrull people, the biggest change, of course, was the addition of Tina, Morning Star, Alyssa, along with two humans and a cat.

The two humans and a cat had toured the major cities and scenic spots of the Raging Sun Empire before going directly to Lun Kete Alliance, among other countries, to continue their tours.

At first, the Skrull people were very fearful of them, because if they self-destructed, millions would perish!

But gradually, the Skrull people got used to them.

Tina and company did not self-destruct, nor did they attack the ordinary populace.

As they neither caused widespread destruction nor showed any dangerous tendencies, the discussions about them naturally died down.

During these six days, Prime Minister Cao Cao and Emperor Qin Shi Huang visited various major races such as the Mermaid Clan, the Three-Headed Giant Snake Clan, the Deep Sea Giant Squid Clan, and even lower-ranked races like the Crown Bird Clan and the Snow Bee Clan.

Thanks to their efforts, nearly every intelligent race on Skru Star knew–“The Holy Silver Federation was not supporting the Skrull people; the reason for sending a God Level peak existence was because of the ‘war fairness principle.'”
Knowing this, the major intelligent races were no longer unanimously siding with the Skrull people. Most of the races returned to a neutral stance, declaring they would not take sides between the Skrull people and the Blue Star People.

This was highly advantageous for the Blue Star Humans.

As for their equipment sales, they did not go well.

Prime Minister Cao Cao, at every meeting with these intelligent races, would promote the equipment manufactured by the Blue Star People.

But Pu Langte always interrupted his sales pitches, luring those races with more generous terms, preventing them from cooperating with the Blue Star People.

After one round, Prime Minister Cao Cao had only managed to negotiate a trade with the Snow Bee Clan.

Although the Snow Bee Clan had no God Level individuals, their race was spread throughout the wild continent in great numbers. Most importantly, they had a deep hatred for the Skrull people, so they dared to risk cooperation with the Blue Star Humans.

As for the other intelligent races, most were tempted by Pu Langte’s generous conditions and agreed not to trade with the Blue Star Humans.

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These were the only achievements of Prime Minister Cao Cao.

Once the “war fairness principle” spread among the intelligent races, it naturally also quickly reached the Skrull people’s territory, as there are no secrets that cannot be revealed.

However, the Skru Federation immediately went on high alert regarding this information.

The Federation knew that if the message spread widely, it would greatly damage His Majesty the Emperor’s reputation.

So, the relevant departments of the Federation immediately launched very stringent information control, closely monitoring all channels of information.

Once someone mentioned this matter online, it would immediately be deleted, and the person would face gagging or even account suspension.

Due to their strict controls, this information did not spread widely online.

Most Skrull people were unaware of this information, and even the vast majority of Skrull people did not know about Prime Minister Cao Cao and Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s visit to their planet; their notoriety was even less than that of Tina and her entourage.

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As for the other Blue Star Humans.

Zhong Feng successfully delivered the equipment the Dragon Race required without any interference;
The 22 foreign service players also arrived at the wild continent smoothly, beginning their training by killing Warcraft.

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After these peaceful six days, Cindy Doppler finally completed the first command Cecilia had given her–contacting Morgan Sun.

Contacting Morgan Sun was not easy.

To make contact, one must have a “hymn” communication terminal, know his contact number, and also pay a vast amount of Spiritual Energy for a chance to communicate.

Cindy Doppler utilized all kinds of connections to visit cosmos tourists who had come to her planet, along with Cecilia’s help, and at last managed to secure the communication terminal.

At six in the evening on the sixth day, Cindy Doppler sat upright in the underground chamber at Congress Hall, holding a silver-white “hymn” communication terminal in her hand.

This communication terminal looked very much like the “wristwatch” that Holy Silver Man Donna always wore on her wrist. When activated, it would automatically pop up a light-green virtual screen.

The dialing interface on the virtual screen already had a series of digits entered, which was Morgan Sun’s number provided by Cecilia.

The basement was silent.

However, Cindy Doppler was not the only person in the basement. Besides her, there was also another person sitting beside her.

This person was not Cecilia but Haidun Sun, who had just rushed back from the Raging Sun Empire.

Haidun Sun still looked the same as before, his face filled with hatred, and because he had just rushed back, his breath was unsteady.

Cindy Doppler took a deep breath.

She solemnly handed the communication device to Haidun Rieyang, “Are you ready? We only have one chance.”

Haidun Rieyang took the device and slowly nodded, “Mhm, I remember everything you told me, watch me!”

“Then let’s get started.”

“Okay.” Haidun Rieyang pressed the dial button forcefully.

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Meanwhile, on a small asteroid in the second spiral arm of the Milky Way, Morgan Sun stepped out of the secret realm with a brisk pace.

His clothes were torn and ragged–the once exquisite high-ranking robe was now riddled with holes and covered in scorch marks and tears.

But his smile was radiant, his face beaming with heartfelt joy.

“Haha! The level-six star core is finally mine! I’m one step closer to the God Level!” he thought happily, “If I just put in a bit more effort to complete that 6-star bounty, maybe I can advance to God Level! The end-of-year assessment at the academy won’t be a problem at all…”

Morgan Sun’s power had been stuck at the peak of Seventh Order for a very long time, roughly fifty to sixty years.

Now, he had finally gathered all the auxiliary materials needed for a breakthrough. With the level-six star core in hand, his chances of successfully breaking through had risen to over 90%!

This breakthrough to God Level was almost a sure thing!

Just as he was in high spirits, preparing to leave the planet, the communication device on his left wrist suddenly lit up, signaling an incoming call.

“Hmm? Who’s calling me at this time? Can they afford the call fee?”

He looked at the communication device and saw that it was from an unknown number.

“Whatever, I’ll answer it first and see who it is.”

Morgan Sun didn’t think much of it and agreed to the communication request. He asked in Holy Silver’s common language, “Hello, this is Morgan Sun. What do you need me for?”

What he never expected was to hear a familiar voice from the speaker, “Morgan, it’s your uncle Haidun. Have you been well lately?”

Upon hearing this voice, Morgan Sun’s whole body shuddered in fear; he could hardly believe his own ears!

Uncle Haidun?

Wasn’t he already dead?!

Could it be that the technology of the Holy Silver People had advanced enough to communicate with the netherworld?

Or was someone playing a prank?

While he was utterly at a loss, Haidun Rieyang continued, “Morgan, I didn’t actually die. Your father wanted to kill me, but he only killed a clone of mine; my real body did not die.”

“Hai… Uncle Haidun… you… you…” Morgan Sun didn’t know how to respond.

Haidun Rieyang seemed to be truly alive.

But why would he contact me? The communication fees from such a distance are astronomical!

Seemingly realizing that Morgan Sun was at a loss for words, Haidun Rieyang continued, “Morgan, although your father didn’t kill me, he did murder my family of two to three hundred people! I have sworn an oath that I will avenge them in this lifetime! My heart cannot hold anything other than thoughts of revenge!”

“???” Morgan Sun was even more unsure how to respond.

So you want revenge; why come to me? Could you possibly crawl through the phone and kill me?

Moreover, aren’t you afraid I’ll tell everything to the Emperor?

With tremendous confusion, Morgan Sun expressed his bewilderment, “Uncle Haidun, why do you tell me all this? Aren’t you afraid that I’ll inform His Majesty, the Emperor?”

Haidun Rieyang nodded and then shook his head, “Afraid, but not entirely.”

He spoke earnestly, “Morgan, the reason I’m contacting you is to join forces with you to overthrow Manina Sol!

All I want is revenge. If Manina dies, I will ask for nothing more. Beyond that, Manina’s throne and the entire Empire shall be yours, I will demand not a smidgen of it.”

“Huh? Overthrow my father…” Morgan was completely stunned; he never expected Haidun Rieyang to contact him for this reason.

Is such a power struggle really feasible?

After being startled for a while, Morgan Sun finally spoke into the communication device, “But Uncle Haidun, that’s still my father…”

“So what if he is your father?” Haidun Rieyang interjected, “By blood relation, Manina and I are close kin within two generations, yet wasn’t he still willing to exterminate our entire family over an unfounded charge?

Furthermore, I know your greatest aspiration in life is to become a Planet-Level powerhouse, isn’t it? You can see the benefits of the ‘Civilization Ascension Project.’ Do you really want to pass up this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity?”

“…” Morgan Sun fell silent. Haidun Rieyang’s words had struck a chord in his heart.

Indeed, Morgan Sun’s dream was to become a Planet-Level powerhouse.

After witnessing the vast universe beyond, a mere God-Level no longer impressed him–becoming “Planet-Level” was his ultimate goal!

But becoming a Planet-Level powerhouse is extremely difficult, requiring inconceivable amounts of resources. Even if one were to package all of Skru Star’s resources and multiply them by ten, it still wouldn’t be enough.

Morgan Sun had no interest in the throne before because the resources of the Empire were but a drop in the bucket for his ambition, utterly valueless.

Now, however, things were different. Skru Star had joined the “Civilization Ascension Project.”

If he was to become the Emperor of the Raging Sun Empire now and led the Skrull people to victory over civilization after civilization, the Holy Silver Federation would bestow upon them huge war rewards!

If they won enough rounds, the war rewards would be sufficient for him to become “Planet-Level”!

It was an absolutely viable method, much more reliable than collecting resources on his own.

Thus, he had to consider it seriously.