Chapter 819: You Haven’t Repented, You Just Realized You’re Going to Die (Part 2)

Chapter 819 -505: You Haven’t Repented, You Just Realized You’re Going to Die (Part 2)

Upon hearing this, the faces of two men tied to the burning stake instantly turned extremely desperate; they knew it was irreparable.

Thud!

The next moment, a torch was thrown into the dry straw.

Boom!!!

Astonishing flames shot up instantly. Amidst the firelight, the two men roared, screamed, and howled like fiends, spewing the most venomous words.

Meanwhile, the surrounding believers merely watched the flames coldly, as if they had done this countless times before.

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At this moment, domestically.

As the first batch of immigrants was sent to the Moon and survived safely.

Countless people in the country began competing to board the Starlink Transport Network.

Most wealthy individuals and former high-position bigshots were willing to spend a fortune to buy a spot in the second batch of immigrants. But this kind of bribery was utterly useless under Wang Ye’s control.

Some were even willing to spend hundreds of millions to purchase a slightly forward spot, but Wang Ye simply wouldn’t have it.

Money has truly become like dirt to him, especially as he is about to create a new world, a new civilization.

Under the new civilization, all the money they possess will become obsolete, and social status will undergo a major reshuffle.

Because Wang Ye’s goal is to gather all humanity into a true community of shared human destiny.

But of course, those who master technology will not be buried; truly capable people will obtain corresponding social resources according to their abilities.

About a few days later, the second batch of immigrants also commenced.

As Wang Ye had manufactured more pods this time, the number of people carried was tens of times higher than last time.

Thus, they almost summoned residents from several cities, even several provinces, planning to migrate to the Moon.

These gathered individuals all arrived beneath the Starlink Transport Network, gazing at the network close at hand with eyes filled with astonishment.

This gigantic Starlink Transport Network, which leads directly to the sky, is awe-inspiring for anyone who sees it up close.

Coincidentally, Wang Ye’s parents and his relatives and friends were on this list of immigrants.

Wang Ye did not concern himself with this matter, as the list of lunar immigrants is randomly distributed,

and whichever province the Starlink Transport Network arrived at on the migration date, they would summon residents from nearby provinces to migrate to the Moon.

But for his relatives, it was far from peaceful.

They truly couldn’t believe that Wang Ye, whom they watched grow up, had actually become a god to the world and summoned all of humanity to migrate to the Moon.

Because they were the ones closest to Wang Ye from the beginning, they could clearly see how his growth path over the year was incredibly bizarre.

In just one year’s time, he went from being a bedridden overweight man with three high-risk symptoms to becoming a professional marathon runner, then an extreme sports athlete, breaking world records across various fields, and eventually turned into Superman, enduring nuclear explosions and performing all sorts of divine feats.

All of this may seem lengthy, it felt lengthy to them as well, but in retrospect, it was only a year’s time.

They almost couldn’t recall what Wang Ye was like before he touched the extraordinary.

Those who were Wang Ye’s friends, colleagues, and classmates now have the same feelings.

Only Wang Ye’s parents appeared slightly calmer, as they long knew about Wang Ye possessing some sort of extraordinary power, and they also gained some extraordinary power because of him.

But after all, Wang Ye has now become so overwhelmingly powerful; half a year ago, he wasn’t this exaggerated, but now he has even blown up Mercury directly,

This rate of growth is somewhat excessively high, isn’t it?

Now some relatives and friends even wanted to find Wang Ye to reminisce about old times, hoping they could gain some benefits from their past ties. However, Wang Ye had long discarded any former human emotions, so aside from individuals related to this immigration work, others hardly had the chance to meet him.

They could only return sorrowfully to the immigration site. Gradually, they boarded their pods one by one, ascended orderly into the Starlink Transport Network, and began moving at high speed. During the movement, they could almost see through the semi-transparent window of the pod that the familiar land of Earth was becoming increasingly distant, while the surroundings turned darker, yet they felt no discomfort at all.

One would assume in such high-speed, vacuum environments, ordinary people should feel significant discomfort.

Because the human body is extremely sensitive to changes in acceleration, high-speed conditions could induce dizziness, nausea, or vascular pressure.

Moreover, the vacuum environment of space could cause bodily fluids to boil, lack of oxygen, and extreme temperature differences.

Without the protection of the atmosphere, cosmic rays and high-energy particles might directly harm health.

Yet they didn’t feel a bit of discomfort, rather it was much more comfortable than riding a car, as if the external environment and speed were completely separate from the internal environment.

This is because the outer layer of the Starlink Transport Network created by Wang Ye is equipped with a dynamic gravity field, which resonates with the gravity generator inside the pods. By adjusting the local gravitational vectors of the human body location, it cancels out the inertia impact brought by acceleration, similar to “artificial gravity,” but more refined, this technology keeps passengers in an effective 1G gravitational environment, preventing physiological discomfort caused by weightlessness or overloading.

Additionally, the pod material is also a special metal created by Wang Ye, whose atomic structure can cohesively form a molecular-level sealed field in a vacuum, blocking the external vacuum while maintaining oxygen, air pressure, and humidity through an internal ecological circulation system. Furthermore, this material can convert cosmic rays into a harmless photon wavelength.

As their speed increased, they suddenly found themselves shooting out of Earth at one moment; their surroundings turned entirely black, making them feel as though they were riding a cable car on a mountain, marveling at the scenery around, but actually there’s no real scenery in the cosmos, initially observing the dark scene and countless starry dots might feel novel, but after a long while it’ll start feeling monotonous and dull.

Fortunately, the Starlink Transport Network they were riding could achieve a top speed of around Mach ten, so after traveling for nearly a day, they almost reached the lunar surface.

When the individuals in the pods gradually descended from the Starlink Transport Network and set foot on the lunar surface,

they found that the Moon wasn’t as barren as they expected; instead, it was covered with lawn-like green algae, the air was fresh,

and overhead there was a honeycomb-shaped metal barrier simulating the atmosphere, shielding the cold of the vacuum from outside, absorbing the Sun’s warmth, providing adequate warmth.

This scene left the newly arrived people on the Moon even more astonished,

Could all this… be Wang Ye’s doing?

He managed to singlehandedly transform a barren planet into a life-bearing one?

But before they could calm down, the pioneers who landed on the Moon a few days ago informed them of the current situation: Wang Ye only laid a layer of green algae on the Moon to create oxygen and established a simulated atmosphere for the ecological environment, so the Moon was still barren,

They still need to use human technology to create buildings for habitation, and in the coming future billions would arrive on the Moon, so the architecture there will become increasingly congested.