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"In exchange for what?"

Trazin was very interested in Liu Qi's words, or in other words, his collecting habit took over.

It wants to collect something.

For example, the coalition government's warships, soldiers, and officers, although Liu Qi had previously emphasized that it was not allowed to attack these people and objects.

Exchange—is that okay?

Frankly speaking, Trazin did not want to provoke an unknown civilization that could send tens of thousands of warships to perform missions.

At least until it understands the reality of the coalition government, it hopes to maintain a "safe distance" from the coalition government.

"Star God Fragments." Liu Qi said.

Trazin was stunned.

Star God Fragments?

How did this human know this?
"No!" Trazin flatly refused, "Change it to another one. The Star God fragment is my treasure at the bottom of the box and I can't give it to you!"

A long time ago, the Necrons stabbed the C'tan in the back, blasting the C'tan into many fragments, and used special technical means to trap these fragments and turn these fragments into their weapons.

The fragments of the Star God are so powerful that no Necron overlord can let go of them.

Trazin is no exception.

Its collecting habit is so hateful that many people in the galaxy want to kill it. It is impossible for it to take out the fragments of the Star God that are used to save lives at critical moments and exchange them for things that have no other use except for collection.

"Don't refuse so decisively, why not listen to what we can give you." Liu Qi paused, "We can send you to another river system, away from the quagmire of the Milky Way."

To say what people in the "Warhammer 40K" universe desire most, it is undoubtedly a safe living environment.

The technological level of the Necrons is very high, and the technology of the Creator civilization may not be able to impress them. However, the coalition government has a unique advantage, which is the cross-universe teleportation technology based on the consciousness of the earth.

The "Warhammer 40K" universe is dangerous, wouldn't it be safer to go to other universes?
Even the "Super Seminary" universe, which also has subspace, is countless times safer than staying in "Warhammer 40K".

Trazin was stunned for a moment: "What?"

"Your race failed to dominate the Milky Way at its peak." Liu Qi said in a calm tone, "But now there is an opportunity, we can send you to a river far away from the Milky Way, where there are no humans and no messy aliens. There is no subspace evil god, you can start over there and find ways to rebuild your body and soul in a safe environment."

These words sounded to Trazin like a Christian fanatic hearing someone claiming to be able to send him to heaven.

Trazin's first reaction was disbelief and displeasure.

"We didn't dominate the Milky Way at that time because we had just finished fighting the Star God and our energy was severely damaged." It spoke slowly, "We have also been to worlds outside the Milky Way. As far as I know, the outside world is not much safer than the Milky Way. .”

There once was a Necron overlord who left the galaxy, but returned shortly after.

Near the Milky Way, either the orcs are fighting bugs, or the bugs are fighting the orcs. Farther away, there are many powerful alien races. It can be said that the Milky Way has entered another, grander battlefield.

Not only that, there are several civilizations in the universe that have mastered time technology.

These include the human civilization of the Golden Age, whose fleets may appear anywhere at any time, and whose attitudes toward aliens are not friendly.

From Trazin's point of view, compared with the outside world, except for the rampant subspace creatures, everything else in the Milky Way is fine.

The technological level of the Necrons can be completely maintained in the Milky Way, and it will be fine if it stays in the Milky Way.

"I think you may not understand what I said." Liu Qi took a deep breath and repeated, "There is nothing that can threaten you where we send you. It is a pure land, a pure land in the true sense."

In most universes, the birth of life is a miracle.

The coalition government has opened up many universes during this time, most of which are uninhabited and dead universes, which can be used to trade with the Necron.

Of course, it was impossible to tell the Necron the truth during the transaction, it could only be said that it was a distant river system.

This was a deal in which the Necrons gained blood, but the Union Government also lost money.If Trazin is interested in trading, the coalition government will put forward other requirements, such as developing some technology with the characteristics of space protoss in addition to the C'tan fragments.

"Pure land?" Trazin fell into deep thought.

From a rational perspective, it does not believe that there is a pure land in the universe.

But the coalition government is a force from outside the galaxy, and it has strong troops. If the coalition government's growth environment is very harsh, the coalition government may not be able to develop so powerfully.

Although it does not believe it, the river system where the coalition government is located may indeed be a "pure land".

In view of this, the United Government may also know the location of other pure lands in the universe, such as other river systems surrounding their own river system.

"How do you prove your words?" Trazin asked.

Do Necrons yearn for the Pure Land?

of course!

In the quagmire of the Milky Way, even the technologically powerful Necron find it difficult to have a future.

Is there really a pure land?

If a person asked a well-off Christian for all of his or her possessions and claimed that he could send the Christian to heaven, the Christian might become angry and pull out the Remington 870 shotgun he bought for his birthday. Send this person "to heaven."

But if this man could prove what he said, this Christian must have reacted differently.

"We can send you to other river systems." Liu Qi paused, "Of course, under our surveillance."

No proof could be more convincing than for Trazin to take a trip of his own accord.

Trazin was greatly moved.

Its body is just a shell, and even if it is destroyed, its true body will not be harmed. If it can go to the Pure Land in person, then it will have no doubts.

"Okay, when?" it asked impatiently.

It has nothing to lose by taking a trip to other river systems, but if there really is a pure land outside the galaxy, it may be the hope for the Necron's Nirvana and rebirth.

"A wormhole will appear next to you in 2 minutes. You can go to other river systems through that wormhole. We will prepare a spaceship for you to explore. I hope you will not do stupid things in that river system."

"You know the consequences."

The last sentence was a naked threat, but Trazin did not feel uncomfortable because of it. Instead, he became more interested in the next trip.

The more serious the coalition government is, the more it proves that the Pure Land is indeed a reality.

Two minutes later, a dark wormhole appeared in front of Trazin.

"What an unfathomable civilization."

Trazin turned his head and glanced at the twelve large wormholes that were still spitting out battleships in the distance, and couldn't help but sigh.

"Is there really a pure land outside the galaxy?"

He turned to the small wormhole in front of him and dived in without hesitation.

The next second, the wormhole disappeared.

After sending Trazin away, the coalition government's fleet entered a state of silence.

New battleships are constantly coming to the Prospero galaxy through the wormhole. The number of battleships first exceeded [-], and then exceeded [-], and is still increasing.

There is no doubt that their presence will bring quite a "surprise" to the Imperial Navy. (End of chapter)