Chapter 1634 - 525: Believers of the Infiltrating Civilization (6k)_3
Chapter 1634: Chapter 525: Believers of the Infiltrating Civilization (6k)_3
According to the current publicly available information, these Insect Swarms all operate with the Mother Insect as the core.
The fleet is to search for the main body of the Insect Swarm, keep an eye on them, and additionally, all planets in the Federation that encounter attacks by the Insect Swarms should counterattack to reduce civilian casualties.
If possible, find and kill all Insect Swarms on the planet.
As for cooperation...
You’ll have to bear the hardship. You will try to make contact with that group of infiltrators and attempt to establish communication.
Remember, success is not mandatory, but you must not leave any handle, and no information should be leaked."
The President turned solemnly to the Minister of War and entrusted him with this task.
The meeting ended. Everyone needed to digest the information on their own and make changes to their arrangements. They all left in a hurry without staying.
However, the young minister, after leaving the meeting room and returning to his department, patrolled various parts of the department as if on a regular inspection, and found a hidden room.
"The crimson Mother Hive, Creator of the Insect Swarm, Master of the Red Moon...
Your Highness, I have probed the intentions of the Roes Civilization’s President. He does not reject cooperation, but currently, it’s uncertain if cooperation will exist, and no specific channels have been found.
Orders have already been given to find those exposed believers, and a relatively peaceful solution can be used."
Silently controlling his relatively unfamiliar Magic Organ, he prayed in the manner taught to him before, the young minister breathed a sigh of relief with some apprehension.
"This should do it...
The prayer method taught back then should be correct, but there is no feedback at all, and it’s unclear if it succeeded.
Does using prayer to convey messages really exist?"
The young minister murmured softly to himself, feeling somewhat uncertain.
Although he had gained transcendent power through contribution, he truly lacked trust in things related to a Faith System.
After all, as the youngest genius of the "Roes" Civilization, the minister in charge of the logistics and scientific research department, it was truly difficult for him to understand the abilities of a Faith System as a purely scientific individual.
Especially this kind of prayer without any feedback, it was like telling him in the era of rapid message delivery by horse that hitting a few buttons on a machine could transmit messages instantly, which he absolutely did not believe.
However, he also understood, he did not trust it simply because he had not contacted it yet, because the corresponding knowledge had not yet entered his comprehension.
Just like the Magic of the Carli Civilization, which once amazed people, after he analyzed it, was just that.
"According to what they said, my talent is quite good, qualified to go further.
In the future, when I successfully join, I will be able to access knowledge related to Faith. Tsk tsk, I wonder what even more talented guys look like..."
Recalling the words of the believer who guided him into the Red Moon Church initially, he became more confident in what he was doing now.
Back then, when he got involved with the Red Moon Church, it wasn’t for knowledge, but for the very mundane reason that, as a genius, he was unwilling to be unable to access transcendent powers.
Unexpectedly, after joining, he discovered that the academic atmosphere inside the Red Moon Church was even more intense than in the Academy of Sciences he managed.
Inside, he could access all kinds of knowledge that he had no channel to before, without needing to engage in scheming and plotting. Everyone was treated as an individual fairly, needing only to contribute their wisdom.
He had already determined back then that this Red Moon Church was his future, even if the Three Great Civilizations came, it wouldn’t matter!
Of course, if he could, while satisfying himself, also bring security to his hometown, that would be even better.
Raising his head to look through the window of the room at the sky that had turned into Night, his eyes were full of visions of the future.
"I hope the Federation can finally remain safe."
His expression returned to the usual ministerial demeanor, turning around to walk out of the room.
At this moment, he suddenly felt as if he had entered a gentle ocean, enveloped by vast Life Force, and a mirage seemed to appear before his eyes, seeing a fuzzy but deeply familiar figure.
At the same time, a voice rang in his ear, instantly shattering the layer of sacred and magnificent filter he had just felt.
"Eh? Why did a prayer come to me at this moment? Hey, don’t move around, come back later to check your data.
The President agreed, Roes Civilization, agreed on what...
Ah, cough cough, I mean, I got it!"
The tenuous connection shattered instantly, still with a sense of impatience.
The young minister stood frozen, his mouth involuntarily twitching.
What kind of God did he end up worshipping...
It just felt like there was a slight gap between this God and his stereotype...
"But it feels pretty good."
He continued to stride forward, re-entering the view of everyone in the department, immediately issuing a string of orders, setting the entire department into motion focusing on gathering information on the Insect Swarm.
At the same time, the War Minister, who had ended the meeting, also began his actions.
The standby fleet set sail from the port following orders, heading towards the direction where the Insect Swarm appeared.
Several Colonization Stars that were attacked by the Insect Swarm also received orders; coordinated with the network’s internal Insect Swarm warnings issued within the civilization, the armies within the Colonization Stars appeared simultaneously, searching for traces of the Insect Swarm based on the marks left by the attacks.