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Chapter 815 -503: Moon Dome_2

For example, plankton only absorbs PCB molecules from seawater, and when small fish prey on plankton, their concentration increases by 10 to 100 times. When this bioaccumulation effect reaches its peak, like those toothed whale species preying on large fish, the PCB concentration in their bodies can reach 10^7 times the initial seawater concentration.

Humans are the most polluted organisms on the entire Earth.

At this moment, this bioaccumulation phenomenon, however, is driven by Evolutionary Energy and begins to develop in the ocean.

Since Evolutionary Energy only gets absorbed and does not dissipate, more powerful creatures, after devouring small mutated creatures, absorb the Evolutionary Energy of the small mutated creatures, and when these powerful creatures are devoured by even stronger creatures, their Evolutionary Energy is absorbed by those even stronger creatures.

This process is happening continuously at every moment in the ocean.

This causes the speed of evolution of creatures already high in the food chain to be much faster in this environment than other creatures.

The energy contained in the crystal ore vein destroyed by the International Extraordinary Response Alliance was already enough to cultivate an Earth creature into a colossal cosmic creature capable of devouring the entire Earth.

If a creature indeed devours all other creatures, then this day will inevitably come.

However, it is only the early stage of evolution now, so it hasn’t manifested.

Therefore, to prevent further consequences, Wang Ye plans to rapidly transport all humans from Earth to the Moon.

Then he will destroy the entire Earth, absorbing its contained Evolutionary Energy and planetary will into his own body, so as not to waste these Evolutionary Energies.

Old Yi, seeing the gigantic liquid metal sphere held by Wang Ye with his mind, couldn’t help but show a horrified expression.

“You really absorbed all the world’s metal?”

Wang Ye shook his head and said, “Not counting the underground metal; if I were to absorb that, the entire Earth would be destroyed, so I slightly controlled my power and only absorbed surface industrial creations.”

“A liquid metal sphere large enough to obscure the sky… is actually just the result of slightly controlling power… Damn it.” Old Yi was completely awed by Wang Ye’s divine might; how could this still be considered a creature? This is already at the level of a Divine Being; this kid didn’t cross over to a cultivation world and return across planes after becoming a saint, did he?

“These liquid metals should reluctantly be enough for me to complete this project. If not, I might have to destroy other planets, which is troublesome.” Wang Ye said, rubbing his temples.

“Aren’t you even listening to yourself?” Old Yi’s mouth twitched continuously.

After handing over some liquid metal to Old Yi, Wang Ye continued to float and construct the Starlink Transport Network to the Moon.

While constructing the liquid metal network, Wang Ye was also thinking about how to create the ecosystem inside the Moon.

The Moon has no atmosphere, which means it’s unbreathable, and planting vegetation is difficult.

To preserve all human life, he needed to construct a dome to cover the entire Moon, simulating the function of an atmosphere.

Wang Ye continued to rapidly construct the Starlink Transport Network while flying towards the Moon at several times the speed of sound.

Strands of mercury threads followed behind him like giant dragons, continually forming into new structures of the Starlink Transport Network.

About half a day later.

Wang Ye finally arrived on the Moon.

At this time, the liquid metal sphere he brought had shrunk considerably, only two-thirds to two-thirds of its original size.

He looked back, and the Starlink Transport Network he had set up extended like a Milky Way bridge toward Earth, seemingly endless. Additionally, when Wang Ye was constructing it, he deliberately took into account structure and material issues, so the molecular structure of this Starlink Transport Network was specifically designed by Wang Ye to be highly tough and hard, and even carrying five billion people simultaneously wouldn’t collapse.

Wang Ye calculated that the remaining liquid metal should already be enough for him to complete the remaining project.

After a brief plan,

Wang Ye hovered between the Earth and Moon orbit, his eyes burning with golden flames.

Billions of liquid metal torrents surged behind him, pouring into the vacuum like a reversed Milky Way.

These liquid metals rapidly extended, covering thousands of square kilometers per second.

He used the liquid alloy obtained from smelting global industrial metals and shaped them with his mind into truss structures tens of thousands of kilometers long.

These trusses instantly cooled and solidified in the vacuum, forming a honeycomb-shaped dome frame covering the Moon’s surface.

Next, Wang Ye extracted silicates and rare gases such as argon and neon from the Earth’s core materials, compressed them into a 0.5-meter thick transparent film, and covered the frame to create a sealed space.

This way, sunlight can normally illuminate the Moon’s surface, and the temperature and generated oxygen on the Moon’s land won’t be lost, simulating the function of an atmosphere to the maximum extent.

Immediately, Wang Ye infused energy into the membrane atomic gaps, generating a plasma defensive field that can actively deflect solar wind and high-energy particle flow.

After doing all this, Wang Ye continued to modify the interior of the dome on the Moon. He first peeled away oxygen-containing minerals, such as hematite, from the Mercury wreckage and directly infused the oxygen atoms into the dome interior, complemented by electrolyzed hydrogen extracted from Earth’s oceans, synthesizing water molecules spread across the dome’s base layer. Then, he led out his own cells and used his Life Energy to disperse throughout the Moon, accelerating the division of algae spores in the moon soil, generating tens of thousands of square kilometers of blue algae fields to absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. This can provide humans with a constant source of oxygen for breathing.

As Wang Ye continuously modified the Moon, he could see the light green bacterial carpet on the lunar surface devouring the moon soil at an observable speed and exhaling glimmering blue oxygen mist.

It must be said that the process of modifying the Moon indeed has a certain resemblance to Pangu creating the heavens and earth; even Wang Ye himself was somewhat stunned by his own divine works. After stepping into the cosmic life level, his evolution speed is now much faster than before, causing him to occasionally be awe-struck by his own strength.

Once he finished laying everything out, the basic ecological environment was already created, so even if five billion humans initially arrived on the Moon, they wouldn’t die from harsh conditions.

As for the remaining modifications, humanity must complete them themselves because only they know what they need most.

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At this moment, on the Earth, the areas shrouded in night can clearly see the Moon has become completely different from before.

When the Moon was not yet modified, the nighttime Moon was like a white jade disc surrounded by countless stars, like the mother of ten thousand stars.

But now, this bright moon has entirely gained a metallic texture, as if wrapped in a metallic shell.

And everyone can see a silver thread extending from a location on Earth to the distant Moon.

Such a spectacular scene could almost only be seen in science fiction novels, not to mention the Earth is currently in a barren state.

Almost any human building, except purely wooden buildings, has been destroyed into ruins.

Numerous humans temporarily built shelters or hid in caves to rest; many places have already become lawless, resembling a devastated scene.

Now, without the internet, only a few people have temporarily created communication devices using the remaining resources on Earth.

Countless civilians complain, hiding in shelters discussing Wang Ye’s affairs.

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