Rebirth Counterattack with Space
Chapter 376 - 362 Disgust

Chapter 376: Chapter 362 Disgust

The temptation of the Ring Space was too great for anyone.

Just based on the description from this woman named Helen, from the Pudanyi Star System of the Yaman Empire, the "Life Space as large as an entire planet" alone was enough to drive people into a complete and insane frenzy.

Not to mention there were members of the Plant Clan in that Life Space that all Pharmacists coveted, and this woman’s entire fortune, including an anonymous card with two billion Cosmic Credit Points, would make anyone’s heart beat faster, thinking the contents of her box might be even more valuable. The dazzling temptation was five private planets...

"If the person who sees this video is from Earth, that might be one thing, but a bloodbath would be inevitable. But what if the person who obtains it is from another star system, from an alien race with a higher level of civilization than Earth’s? What would the consequences be then?"

Shitou’s gaze was cold, "I’m afraid that in the quest to find that Ring Space, Earth will become hell in an instant, and every minute, it will become a coveted prize. Perhaps then, humans will face the fate of having their homelands occupied as colonies and themselves directly becoming slaves trafficked by others," he said.

Shitou’s words made Lu Yun involuntarily take a sharp breath. Thinking it over, the possibility seemed very high. Moreover, given the gap in civilizational levels, if someone really came to conquer, it would be like armed invaders facing a group of primitives armed only with clubs...

All sorts of thoughts churned in Lu Yun’s heart, the more she thought, the more she felt like she couldn’t breathe...

Finally, she fiercely realized that this woman was too wealthy! Although it was said that all Pharmacists were wealthy, why did this information not quite match the information she had received initially?

Before Lu Yun could make sense of it all, Shitou continued speaking.

"This woman, because of the series of misfortunes she encountered, has become psychologically twisted. She’s completely venting her anger, because she fell into misfortune on Earth, so she wants to take it out on humanity, using everyone’s lives to accompany her in death," he said.

Shitou felt nothing but immense loathing for this woman named Helen, and declared resolutely, "So this thing can’t be kept, it must be destroyed completely."

"Right, these things would be a catastrophe if they somehow got out."

In this matter, Lu Yun dared not be careless, even keeping such an explosive thing in her space didn’t reassure her.

Before she was about to act, she suddenly asked Shitou, "Did you remember the password she just said? Since she left all that stuff, we might as well keep it if we can. And her background... I feel a bit sickened just thinking about her. I always feel her family can’t be much better and it’s probably best to avoid them until we’re capable of confronting them."

Shitou nodded, "Don’t worry, I’ve memorized the password. Whether the key is really in the space, if it’s true, we will know once we try."

"The key is real, look." With a thought, Lu Yun produced a uniquely designed key in her hand.

Shitou took it, inserted the key into the keyhole, and quickly typed in the password. As soon as he was done, he turned the key. With a "click," the box indeed opened.

There were several envelope bags inside the box, along with the deeds for the ownership of five planets, several real estate deeds from different planets of the Yaman Empire, and several black gold cards identical to the one outside...

"We’ll keep these for now."

After checking the contents, Shitou put everything back into the box, "Don’t take this box out again in the future. As for the things inside, if we have a chance to enter the interstellar space later, we’ll take a look after getting a clear understanding of the basic situation. I don’t know why, but I always feel that things aren’t that simple."

"Okay."

Lu Yun nodded, "Actually, I also find it strange. This stuff is different from the messages left in the space before. If she mentioned the ores had already been completely collected, then where are those ores? Could they be in the submarine?"

While speaking, Lu Yun examined the submarine inside and out, quickly finding more than a dozen Space Stones. After inspecting them, she handed the Space Stones to Shitou, "They’re all here after all."

"That’s good, it saves us the trouble," said Shitou as he crushed the 3D projector that contained Helen’s malicious will to destruction.

Lu Yun took the crushed pieces, ground them into dust, and threw them out into space, watching as they dissolved into the seawater without a trace, "Shitou, I suddenly really don’t want to take her ashes back to her homeland. Just the thought of her lingering in your Space Stone makes me very uncomfortable, and I’ve never disliked someone so much, even more than I dislike Chen Juxiang by a large margin."

"Then we won’t take them, just burn them to ashes like before and scatter them into the sea," Shitou said coldly. "If we collect the remaining Da’er Clan people into the space, will it affect the space?"

"There won’t be an issue with that, once they are in the space, as long as we don’t let them out, they can’t turn the world upside down. It’s just that after taking them in, they’re not suitable to be released again. Is that really okay?" Lu Yun shook her head.

"We should still take them in, to avoid any future risks. We can find an island in the space later and keep them confined there, there’s plenty of space with lots of resources unutilised because we lack manpower there, and they can be given something to do.

In the space, although you can solve anything with a thought, as the variety of species increases, if you deal with everything, no matter how trivial, personally, even if it only requires a thought, you might end up feeling exhausted physically and mentally. So, the space still needs people to manage it.

Regardless, that’s better than them staying at the bottom of the sea. In the future, if we need manpower outside, we can bring the newly born infants out to find someone to raise them," Shitou suggested after thinking it over.

"...Alright, let’s do that."

Lu Yun suppressed the faint wave of pointless sympathy she had for those Da’er Clan people and calmed herself down. On further thought, considering what the woman mentioned about how she had moved the Da’er people into the space to help them escape a disaster, she couldn’t help but reflect.

Lu Yun didn’t believe that if that woman’s space was still around and she truly had left the star system, she would continue to tolerate the "knowing" Da’er Clan people continuing to live.

Perhaps Shitou’s suggestion was the most rational and actually the best outcome for those Da’er Clan people.