I Can Program My Body?-Chapter 573: Sun Star Void (2)

In the Star Alliance Council Hall.

Seeing everyone had arrived, Nash began the briefing.

"Tell us what you’ve discovered." Turning toward the Reconnaissance Army, Nash asked.

"We managed to map out the south of the Star Alliance Territory. What we found was..."

The reconnaissance army hadn’t found anything noteworthy.

Besides the abundant planetary resources and minerals, the most they encountered were dark beasts.

The same could be said for the Space Force Army, deployed to the north. What they encountered most were dark beasts.

The only good news was that they hadn’t come across many tier 8 dark beasts or other cosmic teams.

"What about the civilization managers? Any problems within our territory?"

"Yes. Because we lost connection to the Virtual World, our communication system has begun to lag. We can only rely on the runic system for long-range communication."

"I see. I’ll deploy more runic servers. The Private Virtual Server also needs to be set up as quickly as possible so we can stay connected on our end."

"There’s also the void energy consumption, Commander. We estimate that in six months, the void energy in the atmosphere will fully dissipate. At that point, we’ll only have our reserves."

Although most people could still live normally without void energy, the surrounding technology could not.

Like entering a dark age, most technology that relied on void energy would shut down.

Especially the large-scale technology that stabilized the space binding each planetary system.

Without a supply, each planet and star would spin in every direction, colliding with one another and causing catastrophic collapse.

As for switching to technology powered by regular energy, it was impossible.

To bind stars and planets, ordinary physics wasn’t enough.

It needed the aid of void energy, elements, and laws.

Thus, without natural void energy in the atmosphere, they weren’t far from doom.

"Don’t worry. The reason I called everyone here today wasn’t only to hear your reports, but to share what I’ve discovered." Nash smiled.

"What did you find, Commander? Can it solve our problem?"

To supply them with enough void energy, one or two void mineral planets wouldn’t cut it.

Unfortunately, their shelters were still at level 6 at most.

Shelters were the stabilizing factors of each territory in the Wild Void Area.

Drawing on part of the Void Administrator’s power, they could thoroughly eliminate dark beasts and purify their essence into whatever energy was needed.

However, because they were only at level 6, their range was limited.

Tsuka, the shelter with the highest potential, had a radius of only 100 million kilometers.

The other mysterious beasts at level 6 had ranges of 50 to 70 million kilometers.

As for the lower-level shelters, their range could only reach a few million kilometers at most.

While that might sound large, it couldn’t even reach the edge of a single planetary system.

Meaning if they wanted to hunt dark beasts for energy, they’d have to bring the shelters along themselves.

And even then, the short range was a problem.

The void space was too vast for their efficiency to keep up with their consumption.

Fortunately, Nash had already found the solution.

"The Sun Star Void. We found the Sun Star Void."

"Sun Star Void?"

A little unfamiliar with the term, they paused and turned it over in their minds.

Then, as the meaning clicked, they looked at Nash with wide eyes.

"Commander, do you mean the Sun Star Void that emits an infinite amount of energy?!"

"That’s the one."

"This— we actually found such a legendary star."

"Hmm. I called you here to plan how we clear and conquer it."

Once they captured the Sun Star Void, it would become the heart of the Star Alliance Territory.

Not only would all their energy problems be solved, but everyone could also walk the path of the void and train as if they had inexhaustible energy.

With such a solid foundation, they only needed to bide their time, accumulate strength, and break out at the right moment.

With the Sun Star Void confirmed, everyone eagerly began discussing how to take the place.

Projecting all the details they had gathered, each army general and civilization manager started crafting a plan.

As the discussion deepened, they decided to hold nothing back and commit everything they had to conquering the Sun Star Void.

Their protection period was only a year.

Within that time, they had to secure the Sun Star Void as quickly as possible.

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After polishing the details, dividing the battlefield among each army and cosmic elite, and mapping the fastest route to clear it, everyone set off.

Meanwhile, the civilization managers and scientists left behind got to work as well.

Confident that the army could handle the territory around the Sun Star Void, they began guiding the Star Territory to move.

By manipulating the space around each star and planet, they could steer the direction of each orbit.

They even accelerated the process so they could arrive before the Chronos Emperor’s barrier expired.

Meanwhile, Nash, the overall commander of the Star Alliance, stayed behind.

Aside from building more runic servers, he needed to contact the Xenus Alliance.

It had been about a month since they were sent to the Wild Void Area.

But no matter how many times he tried using the Chronos Communication Token, he couldn’t connect to anyone.

The Chronos Communication Token had a local range equivalent to an entire Domain Territory.

That meant even without a Virtual World connection, he should have been able to reach someone.

Nash could only assume there was some form of interference or a fault in the device itself.

Then, just as he was in the middle of building a runic server, the Chronos Communication Token rang.

"Hmm? What happened?"

He hadn’t even had time to fix the device. How could it connect to someone?

"Nash? Huh~ I was able to connect to another one! It seemed we are near each other," Torr, the leader from the Firios Domain, muttered.

"Torr? What do you mean? What happened?"

"There’s something wrong with this Cosmic Competition. We—we are not alone..."