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Chapter 1919 - 35: Mother of the White Tide’s Revenge (Part 4)
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Chapter 1919: Chapter 35: Mother of the White Tide’s Revenge (Part 4)

Revenge, this topic is always fascinating. Unless you are personally involved, perhaps you cannot truly understand the pain of losing everything. If revenge could really be achieved, Kola dares to say he would be willing to give everything to reach this goal.

"I am the Commander of this team. We tracked the advanced Spiritual Power fluctuations that appeared in the universe a month ago, but the distance was too far, and the opponent’s concealment techniques were very high-level. So we only now have locked onto the specific location of the opponent. Regarding your misfortune, I am very sorry..."

Morris briefly explained the reason for their appearance.

He is a member of the Star Alliance Wildfire Department. Because the Rat Exterminator Team he led obtained considerable Merit on Guleng Star, they are not only Wildfire Mercenaries but also became Dark Spirits within the organization.

The main duty of the Wildfire Mercenary Hall is to explore different areas of the universe, establishing their own outpost bases while discovering new civilizations.

This time, during the exploration, the team led by Morris discovered the situation on Chris Empire’s side, and after a month-long Tracking and locking, found traces of the Mother of the White Tide.

Originally thought to have discovered a new civilization, unexpectedly they caught a big fish, and this big fish is an old acquaintance, the Mother of the White Tide - Alfarld, who was once exiled on Water Blue Star.

Morris knew the gap between the strengths of the two sides. He did not rush forward immediately to sacrifice lives but instead formulated a series of plans with his team, eventually saving Kola and the others at the last moment when Chris Planet was about to be destroyed.

As for Water Blue Star, they naturally also received warnings from the Rat Exterminator Army. These warnings were very timely, which earned Morris and others a wave of Contribution Points.

The Star Alliance Headquarters sent Morris and the others some powerful items via Teleport, including the Array that allows for quick group Teleportation.

Although Kola was very anxious and curious, Morris did not immediately explain the specific plan of Revenge but instead temporarily settled the Chris people.

Kola, experiencing great upheaval, was mentally disturbed. Under Morris’s guidance, he left obediently, returned to his people, and shared some of the information he had learned with them.

This Planet is the temporary camp site of the Wildfire Mercenary Hall. The limited buildings seem unable to accommodate the ten thousand Chris survivors.

Morris expressed that this was entirely not a problem and offered one of the metal houses to show Kola and others could live inside. This left Kola puzzled, initially thinking he had misheard something.

"Shirala~"

As the metal door opened, Kola walked in with a face full of confusion, and immediately his doubts vanished, replaced by immense surprise.

Appearing before him was a vast architectural space, so vast that the structure compared to a super mother ship within his tribe, divided into thirty-two floors, with everything from recreation rooms to dormitories, to dining halls and parks.

Kola stepped back in amazement, rubbed his eyes, looked at the building’s mere two-story height outside, then trembled as he stepped inside again. Looking at the ultra-large space of thirty-two floors inside, he was astonished.

This was shock, this was truly shock, what he saw made him feel as if he were dreaming.

"What kind of technology is this, why is the building’s interior space so vast...how did they achieve this...?"

Kola suddenly recalled his mindset when he first saw these metal lump buildings. He felt his face flush, wondering what he was thinking, questioning whether these buildings were too outdated, completely unaware of their Mysterious intricacy, beyond his imagination.

It turns out, the fool is himself.

Kola finally understood why the person said that the ten thousand survivors could live in this house; it seems the gap between them is truly more than just a little.

The principle of this house, he couldn’t even begin to fathom.

The other survivors also experienced what it means to be astonished, especially those at the back of the line, initially thinking it was absurd for them to live in that small two-story house.

But as teammates entered one by one, the following large team remained queued up. The small building seemed like a bottomless pit, never filling up, causing them to be curious until they entered themselves.

The built-in intelligent System helped over ten thousand Chris survivors complete their move-in, the process was very smooth, thanks to the vast space here.

Kola was completely convinced now, the unimaginable events he witnessed today shattered his worldview. It was his first time encountering a higher civilization, and for the first time, he understood the feelings of low-level civilizations when they saw him and his team during assessments.

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