The brutal star god known as the Burner stood on the Blackstone Quarry, its entire body motionless from beginning to end, except for the flickering and jumping of its energy-filled flames.

The Visionary Battleship's fire control system was unrestrained, and a beam of light fell from orbit to the ground, striking directly at the body of the burner.

The Titanium Empire's naval strength is not strong, and the level of force of the warships is also worrying, but just like the ancient divine weapons possessed by the Vision, this legendary commander has also achieved some powerful weapons that surpass all the Titanium Empire's shipboard weapons during his long combat career.

The spear of light in full force appeared for nearly two minutes, producing enough light to blind all mortals within a radius of nearly 100 kilometers on the surface.

After the spear dissipated, the ship's guns unleashed a barrage of attacks into the sky, firing at a rate like an automatic gun, causing more damage than the heavy artillery used by the Human Empire's Astral Army.

The barrage of attacks ceased abruptly a few minutes later, proving that the Aether-loyal Govis on the bridge were dead, and the Visionary men regained control of the bridge and stopped firing.

The energy generated by the orbital bombardment dissipated abruptly, and when the Titan, who was watching the Burner's every move, saw the transcendent being again, they were surprised to find that it was still standing there without being injured or even moving half a step.

For a relatively high intact Star God Shard, the attack power unleashed by a battleship is too light.

However, the people and forces who led this attack did not expect the orbital bombardment to produce much of a lethal effect, they just wanted the orbital bombardment to be carried out, and that's it.

Enraged by the attack, the flames on its body were even more vigorous and dazzling, but instead of leaping into the sky as the aether that was observing it had envisioned, it leapt into the sky and dismantled the ship with its bare hands.

The burner simply raised his hand to the sky, his index finger outstretched.

This slight movement was followed by a beam of light that instantly illuminated the night into day.

The beam shot out from the burner's fingertips, reaching out of orbit without the slightest attenuation of energy, directly through the farsighted battleship.

Beam-type weapons are very common in the Tyrone Navy, but in the process of use, naval warships tend to avoid excessive beam penetration, and in close combat they will deliberately let weapons such as light spears weaken their penetration, becoming larger in scale and producing a larger impact area.

An attack with too much penetration often fails to kill too many enemy ship crews, nor does it cause much collateral damage.

So when the attack unleashed by the Burner only flew straight into the sky from the surface and through the battleship, the visionary who had already received the news breathed a sigh of relief.

The battleship was not directly destroyed, but only a hole was opened, and the damage could be controlled by blocking the nearby area and sending artificial intelligence robots to repair it.

But what happened next made the long-sighted blessing come to naught.

I saw flames appear near the gap of the battleship, and the flames spread to all sides, and spread to the entire hull in a short time, until the battleship was completely burned into flying ash scattered in the universe.

Faced with the high probability that the Burners would attack again, the foresight made a decision that his subordinates were extremely opposed to, and the aether who was observing the situation was ecstatic, that is, to order the army and fleet to stay where they were, let their men take over the bridges of each warship, and personally fly to the most dangerous places in transport planes.

As the burner pointed at another battleship, a transport plane descended from the sky and slowly stopped on the ground.

After the hatch opened, a lone warrior in a combat uniform stepped out.

Exactly foresight.

"I have no intention of provoking!"

Foresight placed his sword on the ground, and after sensing that the space near the Burner was not dangerous, he stepped out of his battle suit and faced the strangest and most powerful opponent in his weakest state.

"You've been taken advantage of, and some people in my race want to take advantage of you."

Visionary tries to communicate in his own words.

The burner can tell what the purely material creature is expressing from the nerve signaling, and this communication is even more efficient than verbal communication, because the burner can perceive the meaning of the use of the visionary discourse like a mind reader.

"It's a conspiracy......" The Burner looked down at the foresight, but it didn't ask much.

The Burner didn't care what kind of conspiracy an ant had, it knew very well that the orbital bombardment just now must have acted without permission, otherwise it wouldn't have been a battleship that bombarded it, and the other warships were still in place and even wanted to block the advance of the battleship that launched the orbital bombardment.

It also saw the conflict that was breaking out in the bridge.

It doesn't care about any of that, though, it just does it casually when it penetrates a battleship.

Compared to those things, the burner was more curious about why the ants in front of him ran directly to face him.

As an individual of a less powerful civilization and species, how did this ant discover that he was an intelligent being, rather than a cosmic monster acting entirely on instinct.

And how did he have the audacity to come and explain? Why was he so decisive?

"I know why, but ......" The Burner looked down at the foresight.

The foresight was amazed and ecstatic because he found that the being in front of him could not only really understand what he was saying, but even communicate with him.

But in the next second, the vision changed from an entire intact Titan to a puddle of molecules that fell to the ground like sand, and he was directly decomposed.

"But it's an offense that has to do with you, whether you're innocent or not, it's about you." The burner said to the puddle of "dust" in front of him.

In the past, the star god was not immune to being offended, whether it was the angry scolding of a fearful who was dissatisfied with being enslaved, or the small mistake of a slave of the fearful of death...... In the face of these offenses, the Star Gods do not understand the specific cause, they only kill everything related to the offense.

Such an indiscriminate damnation can make all ants who worship or hate star gods more careful out of fear.

The reason such cruel and simple methods are used is that the Star Gods do not want to waste their time on ants that they do not care about.

But they are caring.

"Conspiracy, control, mission......" The burner slowly tilted his head, thinking a lot.

It occurred to it that the reason it had come here was not to rule and enslave, but to ensure the absolute safety of Blackstone.

It thought about the reason why what could have been solved by force was complicated.

Eventually, the burner looked down at the dust in front of him, and a single thought restored the dust to its original form.

The vision came alive.

"Squirm to a safe place."

Said the burner.

"The person I value is patient with you species, he may want to take advantage of you, or he may find you interesting......"

"And being a warlord in your species can be a bargaining chip for balance or containment, keeping your species in a state of internal strife that is easy to control."

The vision could not see the movement of the burner's mouth, but he could hear the language he understood, and he could clearly feel who spoke it.

Immediately, the foresight realized that what this transcendent being had patiently explained to himself was not a motive or a cause, but a command.

A clear command to an individual of an unintelligent species is intended to make him fully aware of what he has to do and what he cannot do.

(End of chapter)

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