kingnovel Chapter 607 - 308: Reinforcements
Chapter 607 - 308: Reinforcements
"Mr. Baiyi,"
The Guard Brigade slightly bowed and said with a smile, "This morning, I received data transmissions from both Federations simultaneously."
A slight fluctuation passed through his Space Ring, and a large stack of photos appeared, neatly arranged.
"This is from the Sun Federation."
As he spoke, another spatial fluctuation occurred, and another single photo appeared, densely packed with words that were easily readable, with no apparent disguise.
"This is from the Star Federation. Originally, Mage Noel from there planned to dictate the message, but perhaps he felt it was too informal, so he ultimately sent a letter to Mr. Baiyi."
He handed over the envelope he was holding.
Baiyi took the photos, looking at the smooth handwriting on them, a hint of understanding in his eyes.
It roughly stated that the Star Federation intended to connect with the Sea Race, starting to set up Teleportation Arrays over here, hoping that Dawn would also support this action so the two Federations could unite.
Baiyi thought for a moment and said, "I agree with this matter, but I’ll give you the letter later."
He picked up the other documents, his eyes reflecting some silence as he looked at them.
The first photo was still a letter.
[To the distant Mr. Baiyi, thank you for the support of the Sun Salutation, allowing the Sun Federation to win the recent war at minimal cost.
However, I think the Sun Federation may also be nearing its end.
On April 10, 1493, in the Solar Calendar, I felt the presence of God.... it was not our God.
They... are coming.
In the operation of Destiny’s Divine Power, I saw the downfall of the Sun. I’m writing to you not to seek support, nor do I intend to cross the vast ocean to seek refuge at Dawn.
It’s just that the continent always has hope, like Dawn, like Star.
This is the Sun’s research on Faith and Divine Mages, currently the highest-level knowledge transfer of the Divine Mages.... at least the Supreme before the return of the True God.
Perhaps you don’t need divine spirits as a refuge, but I hope to leave an additional path to preserve. Divine Mages.... are not weaker than other professions.
Faith is the most miraculous power in this world, hoping it will help you.]
After reading, Baiyi was somewhat silent, the Destiny’s Divine Power... the Sun Federation will be destroyed, the inheritance of Divine Mages, Divine Envoys.
These four points made Baiyi’s thoughts quite complex; indeed, the information was a bit too much.
However, the game has been online for ten years now, and players have been in Xia for more than two years.
The progress of various world storylines is indeed much faster than in the past life, but certainly not as fast as in the past life.
"Is that all?" Baiyi softly inquired.
The collapse of the Sun Federation will affect Dawn?
It’s certainly impossible to say no.
If a server collapses, what will happen to the players?
There are two points.
First, open the player city-building mode, allowing players to protect the NPCs, transforming it from a purely virtual online game to a player-led lord mode game.
Combining with divine statues and Divine Mages, the civilization’s legacy might not collapse so quickly.
Second, integrate players into the other two Federations, meaning each Federation will have 50% more players.
This is a significant enhancement for both Dawn and Star.
As long as players’ limits don’t reach Gold, the order will only be impacted but won’t collapse for the increasingly powerful two Federations.
After all, Xia is too large, and after sweeping through the Catastrophe Zone and Mutated Zone, Baiyi has already arranged the players’ mainline.
For example, [3.0, Missionary!]
The thousands of newly established kingdoms are like a group of unruly and eager children.
Give players certain rights to help them enlighten a civilization.
Rights, money, immersion, will all give players a significant thrill.
For example, if elves dress very provocatively, calling each other Marvel Brother, Marvel Sister, most players would likely show a sweet smile, wouldn’t they?
But... should we really let the Sun Federation collapse?
"Yes..." The Guard Brigade just wanted to say something and suddenly stopped: "Mr. Baiyi, Mage Noel from the Star Federation sent another message."
He seriously looked at the chat box’s text, pulled out a Magic Scroll, and opened it.
Soon, another photo was born from the scroll’s Magic Power.
This time, the text was from the panel.
Baiyi took a look, his thoughts slightly complex: "I understand, help me send a message to Mr. Noel, it’s fine to leave the Teleportation Arrays to me, let him not worry."
"No problem."
Seeing the Guard Brigade beginning to be in a daze, Baiyi put away the knowledge of the Divine Mages.
His eyes showed some emotions, as the legendary figure from the Sun Federation sent messages to both sides.
And the Star Federation plans to save the Sun Federation, even setting off at the earliest possible moment.
The leader is a newly promoted Legendary Alchemy Technologist with... a hundred A Series Guardian Mechas.
This is equivalent to directly supporting the Sun Federation with a hundred and one legendary beings.
The Star Federation is truly wealthy.
After a moment of silence.
Seeing the Guard Brigade recovered, Baiyi turned and walked towards the laboratory: "Follow me."
The Star Federation generously provided a quarter of its protective power, so he couldn’t fall too far behind, could he?
All the Federations are ruled by the Human Race, surely they wouldn’t actually let a massive civilization collapse, right?
At least... not too quickly.
After the divine descent, distractions are always needed.
The Three Great Federations can be connected, but they will never merge.
The three Federations represent three hopes....
Baiyi took out some white paper, inscribing text and Alchemy Inscriptions on it with vast Spiritual Power. He intended to give the Sun Federation three things: the final version of the Sun Salutation, the manufacturing method of Star Core B07, and... the manufacturing method of Intercontinental Missiles.