I Can Program My Body?

Chapter 680: Void Transfer Preparations

After a while, Marcellin swept through the entire Azure Heaven Public Trading Zone to scour for the materials they urgently needed.

Giving the materials to Nash, Marcellin heaved a sigh of relief.

"This should be enough to produce over a billion dark energy purification devices," Nash calculated.

"Good. I’ll give you the rest of the materials a month after you deliver the first batch."

Nash nodded, then suddenly thought of something. "What about the cosmic teams that joined our alliance before? How long before they arrive here?"

According to the agreement, although he could no longer actively recruit others, any cosmic teams willing to join them voluntarily would be assisted through their journey.

"Don’t worry about that, they’re already being escorted here. The nearest group should arrive within a week."

"That’s great! With more people,e we can work faster."

Currently, the Neon Star Alliance has only had about a hundred million members proficient in runic engraving.

Even with the universal module system helping them train, that number wouldn’t grow as quickly as before.

Most of the talented and capable members had already mastered the craft, while those remaining lacked either the strength or the aptitude for it.

Thus, Nash wanted to recruit as many fresh teams as possible, gathering them all and accelerating their growth together.

After speaking a little more with Marcellin, Nash left the Azure Heaven Public Trading Zone and returned to his territory.

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Returning to the Sun Star Void Area, Nash summoned all the rank 2 leaders of the alliance.

"Supreme Leader!"

As the Neon Star Alliance grew, so did the authority of every rank 2 leader.

Fortunately, with the corresponding resources and the support of the power of will, their strength had not lagged behind.

Being called upon by Nash, they could all sense that something important was about to unfold.

Scanning every leader, from veterans of the former Xenus Alliance to tier 6 scientists, his close confidants, and promising new talent, Nash couldn’t help but smile.

Though the Neon Star Alliance was still small, it brimmed with vitality. Under his leadership, it was only a matter of time before they grew to equal or even surpass the Major teams.

However, before that day came, they still needed to survive the coming onslaught of the dark beasts.

Soon, after some greetings, Nash recounted what had transpired at the Altier Convention.

Hearing his words, there was apprehension and excitement in their eyes.

Fear, because they know just how small they were compared to the other faction.

Excitement, because they understood the pivotal role their leader, their team, could play in what was coming.

"Before the first dark gate opens, we need to relocate the Sun Star Void Area. Prepare yourselves, the coming months will not be easy."

If they didn’t leave before the first dark gate opened, they would find themselves in a precarious situation.

Unless they latched onto other top-level teams or forged alliances with high-ranking factions, they would be overwhelmed by the coming tide.

Of course, if they could stabilize their foundation before that happened, they could use it as leverage to grow the Neon Star Alliance to unprecedented heights.

"Just tell us what to do, Supreme Leader! We’ll follow your lead!" they said in unison.

Having witnessed the Neon Star Alliance’s growth firsthand, they placed their complete trust in Nash.

No matter what came, as long as Nash was with them, they would never fall into despair.

"You really know how to choose your words..."

Smiling, Nash began to lay out his plan.

The first item was the construction of a massive number of planetary refuges.

Previously, Nash had only planned to use them as temporary shelters during teleportation station transit.

However, thinking ahead to the disasters, phenomena, and uncertainties that lay ahead, it was better to build full-scale refuges from the start.

Each planet would have thousands of them, designed to protect and sustain the population in times of emergency.

Even if a planet were destroyed, the refuges would remain intact, keeping those inside alive until rescue arrived.

Naturally, such a project would demand a staggering amount of manpower and materials.

For the first phase, however, they only needed enough to temporarily sustain the population during the void transfer.

The second item was to dispatch over a million professionals to build a teleportation station on the other side of the void.

Nash would bring them into his advanced storage ring and transfer them through the Altier Arcane Tower, where they would construct a relay station for the Sun Star Void Area to enable a secondary transfer.

In this way, after using the domain-level teleportation array, they could carry out another void transfer, maintaining perfect concealment.

They could even develop the station into a hub and establish a public trading zone there in the future.

Finally, after relocating and stabilizing their territory, they would begin recruiting every team in distress from the opening of the dark plane onward.

To handle the massive influx of members, they would need to prepare various contingency measures in advance.

Hearing Nash’s plan, everyone fell into deep thought, weighing every word carefully.

"If you have any questions, ask them now," Nash said.

Though Nash had devised the plan through the enlightenment state, it was an ideal framework, not a perfect one.

By gathering the greatest minds in the Neon Star Alliance, they could refine it into something that suited their circumstances far more precisely.

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After a full day of deliberation and refinement, they dispersed, each preparing and organizing for their respective duties.

Nash had given them three days to gather the materials needed to build the teleportation station.

During this time, they also had to account for their offensive and defensive responsibilities.

Seeing everyone move with purpose, Nash returned to the Altier Arcane Tower to assist Camilla and Elizabeth with their bloodline infusions.

Afterward, he remained in the tower, systematically digesting the knowledge granted by his authority.

"There’s simply too much..."

Looking through the list, Nash felt that even the archives of the Covenant of Truth could not compare.

To upload every piece of this knowledge to the library module system, thousands of years might not be enough.

It was truly all-encompassing, drawing from the knowledge of every galactic territory.

To make the most of his time, Nash focused on uploading only the knowledge most relevant to their survival in the journey ahead.