I Really Didn't Mean To Be The Saviour Of The World

Chapter 378: Chapter 259: The Memory of the Universe !

Translator: 549690339

In the silence, the thousand giant ships, still accelerating, fiercely “collided” with the solar system barrier at a speed of 40,000 kilometers per second.

When time slows down infinitely, the scene is like this: the multi-functional composite shield that can withstand K6 Ray’s main cannon is the first to come into contact with the solar system barrier, a shield of the same level as the Main Ship’s strongest human shield.

Nothing changed.

No explosive light was visible, nor were the electrical arcs and shocks that inevitably occur when different energy fields intersect. There were no abnormal radiation fluctuations.

The olive-shaped shield was as if a hand -held egg was slowly placed into an opaque liquid.

The motion was gentle, without causing a ripple, but the egg was gradually devoured until it disappeared.

A total of one thousand 13.6-kilometer-long, massive Fire Dragon Giants, silently vanished into the universe.

It was as if they had never existed before, and even a single faint explosion of light and shadow was not possible.

Only the tears shed by the four thousand other captains watching the huge “fog cluster” suddenly appearing in the ultra-precise detector, along with their memories of their comrades’ laughter and features, served as evidence that six billion people once existed in those thousand Fire Dragon Giants.

But this evidence was so fragile, and it would inevitably be completely erased in the not-so-distant future.

The failure of Plan 3127 further deepened the despair of human soldiers.

When the fire of civilization had been completely extinguished, and the homeland in the hearts of the soldiers defending their territory had ceased to exist, people could no longer find a reason to continue the fight.

However, at this point, Harrison Clark finally recovered from his despairing emotions.

He fiercely slapped himself in the face.

“Harrison Clark! What are you thinking? You never expected to win in the first place!”

“Despair my ass!”

“Giving you face? Where do you get the courage to fantasize about winning?”

“Isn’t the current situation a certain death? Isn’t it exactly the same as you predicted beforehand? Isn’t this clearly everything is under control?” Harrison’s eyes burst out with soaring fighting spirit.

Since everything is under control, I, Mr. Clark, am still steady as an old dog.

This time, with all my preparations, it must not be meaningless!

He began to rack his brains for ideas in his heart.

In a soundless moment, Star, who was coordinating with the forward forces to complete the breakthrough plan, took back another 5% of its computing power for Harrison Clark.

Star did not interrupt, but silently observed Harrison Clark’s condition.

As his brain raced,

His gene awakening began to loosen again!

35.02%.

03!

04!

35-1%!

Within a few seconds, Harrison Clark’s gene awakening level suddenly rose from 35.02% to 35.1%!

In his mind, a glimpse of inspiration flashed like a stream of light.

Harrison Clark realized that, unlike the past era of absolute calmness and rationality influenced by the Song of the Wilderness, people nowadays are more emotionally exposed and vulnerable to external influences due to the long- lasting effect of Morning Wind.

This is both an advantage and a disadvantage.

Emotionality is a double-edged sword. When used well, it can bring extraordinary performances and create better variables; when misused, it can backfire and lead to a decline in combat power.

He didn’t have time to tell the soldiers about his true origins, to help them understand that the meaning of their existence lay in being remembered by him.

Their meaning resides in his memory.

Chen Feng couldn’t say such words.

It was too heartless and cruel for an ordinary person to accept.

Not everyone has the strong will of a child’s mother.

So, find a passage to tell them the value of perseverance from another angle.

“Star, play this sentence from my memory…”Within a second, a calm and determined male voice suddenly rang in everyone’s ears.

Just by hearing the voice, one could tell that the owner must be a thick-browed, big-eyed, strongman.

Ordinary soldiers felt a little unfamiliar with it, but the Eagle Strike Warriors were all shaken.

The familiar voice sounded as if the person had come back to life, scolding their training movement with that annoying yet intimate tone in their ears.

It was the voice of Daniel Thompson in the Tiger Style Course, which almost every Eagle Strike Warrior had studied!

“The universe will have memory. It will remember that we humans have been struggling until the last moment, never stopping our steps, even if this struggle is in vain!”

Daniel Thompson’s tone was very plain, but it revealed an indescribable determination, with both detachment from the mortal world and unbridled self-abandonment.

These few words echoed in the hearts of 5.1 billion people.

A faint emotion was being awakened in people’s hearts. The already extinguished fire was blown up by the wind, sending out sparks again.

These words were actually spoken by Harrison Clark himself in the fourth timeline when he reached old age.

But in this timeline, Harrison Clark had gone in another direction and never said those words.

When Daniel Thompson sacrificed himself in that timeline, he personally spoke to Harrison Clark, and the moment was saved in Harrison’s memory, which Star had also extracted.

At that time, these words inspired even Daniel Thompson who was soaked in the Song of the Wilderness, becoming his life creed.

Now, Harrison Clark had crossed three timelines and gave these words back to Daniel Thompson.

It was the perfect time to bring them out!

Harrison took another deep breath, opened his mouth, and spoke resolutely.

“Everyone! This is the greatest warrior instructor in human history, my mentor! Daniel Thompson once said these words to me, and I recorded them! Now, I give them to you all!”

“I admit that I lost this time, and humanity has lost. But so what? Are we going to die on our knees? No way! We will fight until the last moment! We will not fail the tenacity of human civilization, which was born out of a one in a billion chance! Even if we perish, we will make the flame of human civilization shine brightest at the last moment!”

Even Nora Camp, who was well-informed about the situation, shivered all over.

Harrison’s plan was beyond her expectations.

It was the third option that Nora Camp never dared to hope for.

These words seemed to be prepared for this moment, and this situation was the finest declaration of humanity!

This was the power of language!

He did it!

Nora Camp clenched her fists and shouted, “Charge! Charge to the very last moment!”

Mr. Green: “Charge! Leave the deepest mark in the memory of the universe!”

Countless people gathered in response.

“Charge!”

“All forces, charge!”

“We will not let Daniel Thompson’s spirit down, brothers, follow me!”

Old Mr. Connor roared with a hoarse voice in the technical officer channel: “Just like we observe the deep space of the universe 90 billion light-years away, we can see the scenes in the deep space of the universe 90 billion years ago. Millions of years later, countless civilizations will still see the heroic images of mankind’s struggle today. Our fighting light will be eternally preserved! Humanity will not vanish in vain!”

Martha Owen, already gray-haired in her efforts to research the particle­interference bomb, also spoke up, “We will be preserved by the memory of the universe!”

At the same time, at Harrison’s command, Star suddenly increased the volume of Sharp edges fully exposed.

In the deafening music, the emotions of human soldiers erupted and reached their peak.

Everyone’s heartbeat accelerated suddenly, and adrenaline and dopamine were poured out crazily.

The more desperate the situation, the more pressing the need for such blind confidence.

Confidence that each person would die on their feet!

In an instant, the distance between the forward fleet and the invading spherical battleship had been shortened to less than 800,000 kilometers.

The vast battlefield was divided into two distinct camps.

On one side were the countless human battleships, fortresses, and small combat units spread out across a vast space, like the sun.

On the other side were the serene, indifferent, moon-sized spherical battleships that floated in the universe, unaffected by any external factors, emanating a cold and lethal air as they indifferently watched the human army.

Countless gamma missiles, compound missiles, and deep blue K6 rays were fired from all directions at the spherical battleships.

Under Star’s precise control, all long-range solid projectiles and energy weapons were perfectly aligned to avoid friendly ships and combat units, shot in from all directions, and then converged towards a point in space.