I Can Program My Body?-Chapter 528: Progress of the Star Alliance

"How much have the others accomplished while I was away? Can you give me a summary?"

"Haha, gladly..." Julius smiled, detailing to Nash what happened during the month he’d been in seclusion.

After the Generals and Civilization Managers took their places, the Star Alliance began to move.

Like an old machine that was given oil, it began to move faster and faster.

With the manpower they hired from the Xenus Junction, a massive building spree erupted.

From various infrastructures, transportation systems, to large-scale terraforming projects appeared everywhere.

Even the most barren planets began to undergo a makeover, becoming well-built and advanced.

Furthermore, as Ishaan investigated the space stability of the Star Alliance, the planets and stars were being moved one after another like marbles.

Although there wasn’t yet a complete blueprint as more and more planetary systems were added, the place had become tidier.

This might not be apparent to most people, but under such misalignment, ships navigating in space have been having a hard time traveling around.

Now that it was slowly being arranged, the ships had more space, steadily transporting material supplies all over.

Due to this massive building spree, the manpower under Star Alliance quickly ran out.

As a result, they had to hire from other forces, filling up their ranks.

Fortunately, the Star Alliance still had a lot of money to spare.

Of the money Nash earned from trading the formula of the soul relieving potion, he was still left with over ten trillion chronos.

With plenty of money to spare, they would rather overspend on manpower than slow down because of the lack of it.

In fact, this massive recruitment attracted a surge of professionals and powerhouses to the Star Alliance.

Seeing the large pay and bustling potential of the territory, they eagerly joined in, hoping to develop in the place.

"That’s good. It seems everything is proceeding into place." Nash smiled, then asked how the Army was doing.

"They’re also doing great..." Julius smiled, detailing the news about the army. 𝐟𝕣𝗲𝕖𝕨𝗲𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝗲𝚕.𝗰𝚘𝐦

As the Military Academy was being built on all of the planets under the Star Alliance Territory, each of the Ten Generals went on an enlistment spree.

After getting permission from Julius, the benefits they promised exceeded those of Solaris soldiers by multiple times.

From personal benefit to their families and planets, every soldier was treated as a glorious warrior.

As a result, even knowing that the death rate in the army was the highest, most signed up, and even competed for various positions.

Unfortunately, besides the Civilian Army, the other nine were quite picky and didn’t choose just anyone.

Even then, during this month of recruitment, they had already formed over ten trillion soldiers.

Then, beginning a week ago, they began unified training, with the best even entering the Dark Plane for a life-or-death fight.

For most, they only dared to train in the virtual world, simulated by various virtual servers.

Although it lacked the accelerated progress one could get from killing dark beasts for merits, it was enough to hone their fighting ability.

As long as they trained enough, going to the Dark Plane later on would be much safer.

"I see." Nash smiled, hearing everything was proceeding according to plan.

Suddenly, recalling the specialized manuals he had promised earlier, Nash began browsing the [Library Module System].

During his seclusion, he had entered the creation of these manuals into the [Control Module System] to have it deduced during enlightenment mode.

Finding tens of thousands of manuals from tiers 1 to 3 stacked on one shelf, Nash began mobilizing his massive computational power to read them.

"I’ll send you the specialized manual for each civilization under the Star Alliance," Nash said, copying everything in his mind to his intercom, then sending it to Julius.

"This is great, Commander!" Julius’s eyes lit up.

Knowing how powerful the manuals Nash created were, Julius couldn’t be happier.

With this, everyone should have enough strength before they leave for the Wild Void Area.

Furthermore, seeing the Earth Star Manual, his smile widened.

Not only was it optimized beyond recognition, it also contained the training manual up to tier 4 realm!

One had to know that manuals usually ended at tier 3.

At Void Venerate Realm, besides the Soul Manual, they could only look at related books about the elements and comprehend them themselves.

However, the manual Nash sent also contained elemental core condensation methods.

With sufficient comprehension, resources, and talent, they no longer had to look blindly; they could just follow the manual.

Unfortunately, the manual Nash gave him only contained 700 elemental core condensation methods.

It seemed his commander still hadn’t deduced the remaining 900 elements.

"Go on, tell me more..."

Soon, after learning all that happened while he was training, Nash boarded the Void Pulse.

"Have a safe trip, Commander." Julius waved goodbye.

"Hmm."

Inside the ship, Nash controlled the Void Pulse to the center of the Solaris Capital.

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Parking at one of the administrative planets, Nash stood up lazily.

"It’s still better to have a personal driver," Nash thought.

Because Atom and the other mechanical beings he bought were helping in the reconfiguration of the defensive weapons, Nash could only drive the ship personally.

Driving for hours in full concentration, he began to feel the pain of driving a manual battleship.

Fortunately, the Void Pulse was fast enough, comparable to that of a tier 8 battleship even at cruising speed.

Otherwise, Nash would have long changed to a tier 7 battleship with autonomous driving capability.

As for driving the Tier 8 battleship himself, it was not possible.

Like a tank, he couldn’t drive it ostentatiously to the center of the Solaris Capital.

As Nash got out of the Void Pulse, he was quickly welcomed by a bunch of scientists.

"Lord Nash, you are finally here!"

"We have long been waiting for you, Lord Nash. I thought you forgot."

"Haha, I’m sorry. I’m a little late. I still had to settle the Star Alliance before I could leave." Nash reasoned.

"We understand, Lord Nash. We’re just glad you finally have time to see us."

Hearing the news about the massive movements in the Star Alliance Territory, they knew how truly busy Nash was.