Chapter 779 - 485: Imitation_2

Chapter 779: Chapter 485: Imitation_2

Wang Ye was actually quite curious about what kind of life could evolve on planets other than Earth.

Unfortunately, the only signs of life he discovered have already completely perished.

He pondered for a moment and saved the information about these microbial fossils in a secure way.

He planned to wait until he had the ability to facilitate natural evolution before considering extracting this information and evolving it into true Silicon-Based Intelligent Life.

Although he could promote life evolution now, the extent was not high and largely superficial,

such as transforming sharks into Megalodons, humans into Superman, and crocodiles into miniature Godzilla.

Basically, it was strengthening the physical qualities and intelligence using the current genes as a sample.

There was no fundamental change in the essence of life.

Therefore, if Wang Ye used his abilities now to evolve these microbes, it would most likely yield the same results,

which would be the evolution of a bunch of oversized microorganisms...

But this would have no reference value or significance.

What Wang Ye wanted was high-level lifeforms naturally evolved in the natural environment. For instance, humans, which would bring him more inspiration.

After carefully collecting these samples, Wang Ye then left Venus.

He flew straight out, reaching outside Venus’s atmosphere,

then calculated the trajectory for Venus’s gravitational slingshot with precision.

His eyes slightly narrowed, and he instantly accelerated out, following the calculated optimal path.

After several minutes of lateral flying, he finally escaped Venus’s gravity, and his speed regained up to over Mach 200, breaking his previous speed limit.

In the dark Cosmos, Wang Ye resembled a rapidly soaring, flame-burning arrow,

At this speed, even Wang Ye himself felt somewhat unable to control the kinetic energy,

As you know, the faster the speed, the higher the mass.

When a needle flies out at 100 kilometers per hour, it might only crack a brick.

But when the same needle flies out at Mach 100, it would likely possess the power of a meteor, piercing through a wall directly.

This is how objects increase in mass with speed.

The same goes for driving; when you drive fast enough, it becomes difficult to turn the steering wheel because the current speed and airflow have fixed the car’s direction firmly.

And Wang Ye now clearly felt that he couldn’t control the direction of his body,

exerting all his strength, unable to shift position even a bit.

Let alone increasing speed further.

Although there’s no resistance in the Cosmos, it doesn’t mean objects can infinitely speed up or change directions effortlessly.

In the Cosmos, you might easily push a person forward,

but what if a planet is placed in front of you and you are asked to push it?

Once Wang Ye’s speed reached a certain level, his mass would infinitely approach that of a planet.

If he crashed onto Earth at such speed, it could cause a disaster unparalleled in history.

Yet, undeniably, this speed significantly increased Wang Ye’s travel speed.

Furthermore, the gravitational slingshot effect provided by Venus and Earth wasn’t Wang Ye’s endurance limit.

While maintaining a speed of over Mach 200 made it impossible for him to change direction or further increase speed, sustaining this speed was manageable.

After all, the resistance in the Cosmos is extremely low, maintaining a speed is far simpler than reaching one.

Frequent cyclists would feel that after exerting all effort to reach a high speed, maintaining this speed isn’t too exhausting; you just need to keep a high cadence to comfortably maintain it over a long distance. The same principle applies to cars; speeding up and slowing down consumes more fuel than steadily driving on a highway, which is why many drivers prefer running on highways despite the long distance over city roads where they constantly stop for red lights, consuming more fuel and energy.

If he could find a planet with higher gravitational and orbital speed, he predicted his endurance speed limit should be above Mach 500.

But in the Solar System, even the fastest orbiting Mercury could only offer him a maximum speed of Mach 279, and that’s under theoretically optimal conditions.

That is to say, if he wants a faster orbiting celestial body to provide a better gravitational slingshot effect,

he might need to go beyond the Solar System.

But with his current capability, reaching beyond the Solar System would at least take one and a half years,

Instead of pursuing higher speeds like that, it would be more convenient to enhance his own strength.

"Let’s see what breaking Mercury could bring me in terms of strength enhancement." Wang Ye contemplated while soaring.

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"Commander Yi, can we really do this..."

At this moment, in a closed space somewhere on Earth, Wu Chen looked at the outfit he wore, which was ninety percent similar to Wang Ye’s, feeling a bit helpless.

"There’s no choice; you resemble Wang Ye the most in temperament, and you’ve spent a long time with him, so imitating him shouldn’t be a problem." Old Yi said with a smile: "Don’t worry, you just need to hold on for a few days."

"But I’m really not confident about capturing the essence of my master..." Wu Chen wanted to say more.

But Old Yi interrupted him, "Don’t doubt yourself, just perform to your best; even if you fail, it’s okay, we’ll protect you from harm."

"What if they retaliate in anger?" Wu Chen asked.

Old Yi shook his head and said, "Trust Wang Ye. He probably left some backup underwater; we’re just doing what we can."

Wu Chen sighed, looking at himself in the mirror,

Undeniably, his temperament indeed closely resembled Wang Ye’s,

Perhaps due to both having learned Tai Chi, their aura had an otherworldly, Divine feel.

Whether in posture or demeanor, or the calm emanating from their eyes, all would subtly impart a sense of pressure.

But after all, the level of strength between the two was vastly different, even more so in their life essence. Compared to Wang Ye, Wu Chen felt something lacking within.

Perhaps with a covered face and body, at first glance, there was an eighty to ninety percent similarity.

But if observed closely, carefully examined, you would discover, there were always those subtle differences.

And just as Wu Chen was preparing, the International Extraordinary Response Alliance had also dispatched Super Nuclear Submarines and small Powered Mechas, ready for the first test.

Beside a small island in the Pacific Ocean’s shallows, the hatch of an underground base slowly opened, countless seawater poured in, emitting sizzling evaporation sounds.

Evidently, some extremely high-temperature object was parked inside the underground base.

In the next moment, the chests of numerous small Powered Mechas, standing five to ten meters tall, lit up red, streams of air sprayed out from the feet, swarming out of the underground base like countless flies. The outermost layers of these small Powered Robots were all equipped with torpedo-level Supercavitation technology, enough to sustain them for short bursts of speed.

Simultaneously, a massive nuclear-powered submarine gradually activated, with numerous propellers at its back starting to rotate, propelling it out of the underground base.

Upon leaving the base, it gradually released red light around it, pushing the surrounding seawater away to form a neat Supercavitation.

In the next moment.

This Super Nuclear Submarine accelerated instantly, reaching a speed of 500 kilometers per hour within just a few seconds, its operational speed even causing vibrations through the entire ocean.