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

Chapter 780: Chapter 470: The Value of the Homeworld【4000 Words】_1

About half an hour later, Freddy was full and satisfied.

Harrison Clark kept his promise and personally cooked a fried egg for him.

Recently, Freddy has been working very hard. Not only does he have to act as a navigator, he must also quickly absorb and digest the vast knowledge system of the Shadow Galaxy, cooperate with the Star to build an information channel, advance the Planting Battleship technology, and communicate with other technicians about medium-scale network technology, mysterious tribe cores, warp principles, and Unified Aggregation Force…

There is not a single good task in this pile, and Mr. Clark finds it daunting.

But Freddy takes it all in stride, diligently working and gradually moving forward step by step.

Although Harrison Clark wants to help, others surpass him in this field. Everyone starts from scratch, but after a hundred years of studying together, Freddy is already an “academic master,” while he has only just graduated from college and hasn’t even completed his own cosmology course, so he’s unqualified to be involved in such high-level research work and can only watch from the sidelines.

So, he decided to cook for Freddy personally, to give him a taste of Lord Sage’s culinary skills and a sense of nobility.

It is said that eating dishes cooked by the Sage can prolong one’s life.

“How’s the construction of the channel going?”

As soon as Freddy put down his chopsticks, Harrison Clark casually asked.

Freddy nodded, “It’s going smoothly. Remember when I lost a part of my consciousness in the Fake Dyson Membrane? Star found that part of my consciousness, and then established an X17 Particle Resonance with my brain through a Thought Quantum Spiral… in short, it was successful.”

Harrison Clark nodded, “Ah, I see.”

“As long as it’s successful, and doesn’t cause any negative effects on you, it’s fine.”

He didn’t understand the principles, but that didn’t matter. What mattered was the result.

Clark then asked about the key point, “What is the current level of technological development in the Shadow Galaxy? Can we improve the performance of the Warp Battle Armor? What about Battleships? Can we shorten the acceleration time to enter Supercurved Motion? Is it possible to use the mysterious tribe core on the ships, to create high-performance battleships with warp capability?”

“Bro, I took a general look. The situation is like this…”

The two brothers chatted for a while.

Harrison Clark first confirmed that the technological level of the Shadow Galaxy indeed led the world.

The Shadow Galaxy shares their technological achievements with the outside world every few years, and the last time was five years ago.

However, in the past five years, the Shadow Galaxy has gradually widened the gap with the outside world.

Researchers here always think and evolve faster than those in other galaxies.

This gave Harrison Clark a new idea.

Although it is best for humans to stay within a Trait Galaxy to deeply understand the unique rules of external Trait Galaxies, the Homeworld is an exception in the universe.

Those with sufficient wisdom staying in the Homeworld environment will have particularly high brain storm activity.

If Homeworld humans can obtain comprehensive information support from explorers outside and maintain high-intensity, deep communication, even if the depth of thought cannot touch the bottom layer, they can still gain information depth close to field exploration through a vast knowledge system and inspired knowledge intuition.

The key here is real-time, deep communication. It is not about a brief piece of text, a few pictures and videos, or a trip through the quantum virtual space. It is about people in the Homeworld having doubts about a certain issue, and then immediately getting assistance from researchers and explorers in the Trait Galaxy who conduct scientific experiments that meet standards and satisfy their needs.

This proves two things: Harrison Clark’s strategy of actively learning cosmic knowledge is not wrong.

Assuming that the Solar Civilization can still be maintained after the Solar System is sealed off again, or that Harrison Clark wants people on Earth to look out into the universe before going out, his in-depth learning will save future generations a lot of time.

At the same time, it also proved that there was a major mistake made by the leadership of the Morrowind Empire.

They should not have given up the Homeworld so easily.

Humans in different planetary systems have different traits, and the Solar System’s trait is to include all and integrate everything.

After the Dome shifted its target to Proxima Centauri, humans should have decisively returned to the Solar System and rebuilt their homeland as quickly as possible.

Even if the Solar System has a high possibility of being re-sealed, it is worth taking the risk in pursuit of wealth and success.

Giving up the Solar System means giving up not just an ordinary planetary system, but a sacred land with the highest compatibility with human genes and the most active human thought.

The true foundation of the so-called hometown complex lies not in the mysterious “emotion and connection” but in the resonance of the Thought Quantum Spiral.

The Shadow Galaxy is just a substitute for the Solar System, with a highly similar environment, but also with subtle differences.

So, theoretically speaking, the upper limit of human progress in the Shadow Galaxy should be lower than in the real Solar System, but still far exceeding other galaxies, and for the past five hundred years, it has been playing the role of the Pioneer of the vast Empire.

On the war front, the soldiers in the Shadow Galaxy could perform exceptionally well not only because the original Pioneer Fleet members were carefully selected elites, but also because the environment similar to the Homeworld provided them with unique advantages.