I Made Scientific Magic

Chapter 652 There are three hundred billion stars like this in this galaxy!

Ogg's words did not frighten Linn. He also knew that a black hole alone could not keep the gods of the main world out forever, so they were also actively preparing for war during this period.

  Immediately afterwards, Linn asked the most important question.

 “What can you do for us?”

 Ogg's face froze. He understood that now has reached the most critical moment. Status has always been determined by value!

"I can serve as a bridge between you wizards and the gods of the main world. I think you are not willing to fight against hundreds of gods at the same time, right?" Ogg said in a deep voice.

 He knew exactly what the Wizards' Council wanted.

From the time when they voluntarily withdrew from the foreign land and later when the black hole blocked the space-time passage, it can be seen that these wizards are definitely not as good as the main world in frontal combat. Otherwise, they would have started a war long ago, how could they be so cowardly.

 So winning over allies has become the top priority!

Of course, the premise of all this is that in the subsequent confrontation, the Magic Empire demonstrates sufficient strength, otherwise all the rhetoric will be in vain.

Lynn nodded. When they first faced the threat from the main world, they had thought of this plan, to fight against each other!

Ella also sent a crow over, pretending to be the apostle of the God of Life and Creation, and induced the Lord of the Dead to fight them to the death. In the end, he succeeded in drawing chestnuts from the fire, trapping both sides. In addition, they had no chance to fight with them. The rest of the gods who are neutral or can be won over to meet, can only shelve this idea for the time being.

 The appearance of this true God of life and creation is undoubtedly a new opportunity...

 Feeling that Linn's hostility was significantly reduced, Ogg also relaxed a little in his heart, and then talked about another very important thing, that is, reward!

If you want to win over the gods of the main world, it is obviously impossible without benefits...

 “It’s better to use the divine realm in exchange.” Lin En said with a smile.

 “How many worlds do you control?” Ogg couldn’t wait to ask. This was also an important reason why he chose to rebel.

According to Lord God Moragos, this is a region larger than the main world, enough to give birth to several new Lord Gods!

Lynn did not answer directly, but pointed to the distance—the huge fireball standing in the void of the universe.

“This is the star of your world?” The God of Life and Creation turned around and glanced, not too surprised.

The stars in the main world are much larger than this...

 “Not bad.” Lin En nodded, and then continued. "There are 300 billion stars like this in this galaxy!"

 Three thousand…billion pieces?

Ogg almost wondered if he heard it wrong. Maybe it was three thousand?

 But as gods, it is impossible for high-dimensional life forms to mishear something as low-level as this.

"In this void, every star point you can see is a star, and the number of planets will increase several times..." Linn said lightly.

Ogg was so horrified that it was beyond words. Although he had expected it in advance, the vastness of the universe still exceeded the limit of his imagination.

While being horrified, Ogg was not dazzled by the shocking news, but hurriedly asked.

"Are there other gods in these planes?" "No!" Linn shook his head, but before Ogg could get excited, he spoke again. "But there are rules here. A **** like you will most likely be arrested and studied once he leaves the star domain ruled by the council."

Ogg was dubious. There was no doubt about the power of God. He couldn't help but wonder if the other party was deceiving him.

“Did you see those battleships?” Linn pointed to an experimental battleship flying over the moon. "Every battleship has the power to rival a lesser god. We have thousands of battleships like this!"

Ogg immediately put away the contempt in his heart. He had seen it before in the Moon God Realm.

 One battleship against one **** is a bit exaggerated, but when the number increases, it is indeed very difficult to deal with.

"How much of this vast star field belongs to wizards? And what forces are there?" Ogg suddenly asked.

Of course Lin En knew that the other party was measuring the strength of the Wizards Council to judge whether to cooperate or find another one, so he stretched out his hand and snapped his fingers.

 “Probably this is it!”

The moment Lin En finished speaking, countless dense light points appeared in the void. This was a galaxy that had shrunk billions of times, but still looked very vast. One of the starfields the size of a palm exuded a blue shimmer. .

 This is not the star domain under the rule of the Magic Empire, but the territorial scope of the geometric civilization is also added.

"It doesn't look too big..." Ogg said with a raised brow. The group of stars emitting blue light looked very small in the vast galaxy.

"Forty-seven hundred light years across, flying from one end to the other at twice the speed of light, you will have to fly for more than two thousand years!" Linn added, and explained to Ogg the meaning of the speed of light and light years. .

There are at least tens of millions of stars in this area. Even if the environment is suitable, only one percent or even one thousandth of the planets that can transform and evolve life are still an astonishing number.

Lynn was reminding the other party that the wizard's strength far exceeded expectations. If he offended the council and wanted to escape secretly, he would have to fly for thousands of years to escape from this star field...

Is it really that big? Ogg's expression couldn't help but change, and he looked at the vast starry sky with no end in sight again. No matter how he expanded his perception, he couldn't sense the end.

"Has the Lord God Moragos assigned you any other tasks?" Linn asked again.

"There is nothing more than obtaining information about wizards." Ogg said with twinkling eyes.

 Lynn had a smile on her face. "In that case, during this period, why not let me give you a job!"

Ogg's face darkened. In his opinion, he had told so much information about the main world that he should have handed in a letter of surrender.

"In my opinion, the priesthood of life and creation should be very suitable for the transformation of the planet..." Linn said with conviction.

Ogg nodded hesitantly, somewhat unsure of what the other party meant.

"In the star field we rule, there are countless planets in suitable locations and sizes. The Council currently lacks enough manpower to transform them. This is a waste of resources..." Lin En spoke slowly. said. "If you are interested, you might as well take over this job. For every fifteen planets that are transformed, you can choose one as your own divine domain!"

 (End of this chapter)