168: Chapter 167 The Vanished Snow Sun Civilization

Chu Xingyang watched as the density of stars passing by grew thicker and thicker.

He finally realized that the cosmic monster, Oblivion, had not been boasting; it truly intended to devour the entire Three-Spiral Galaxy System in a single meal.

He estimated the time, calculating that the scientists aboard the divine might had nearly finished constructing the Yawei Space passage.

Time was almost up; it was time to leave this place of turmoil.

Just as Chu Xingyang was preparing to return to the battleship, his eyes caught sight of a familiar planet among the countless celestial bodies about to be swallowed.

Gaimu Star!

He hesitated for a moment, but ultimately charged quickly into that incredibly dense rain of stars.

He then brought back a young girl.

Aboard the divine might, Yu Lan, having received instructions, immediately commanded, "Assemble the fleet; we are entering Yawei Space to leave this place."

Xie Miaomiao shouted over the communicator, "We still have many empty seats on the battleship. The people here have always firmly believed their Mother Goddess would come to save them, that she would protect them."

"Not many are willing to board the ship and flee."

Hearing this, Goddess felt as if a knife were twisting in her heart and broke into a loud wail.

Yu Lan frowned slightly. "It's too late! We must leave here immediately."

Soon, the six battleships of the Xingyang Civilization assembled in one place and entered the passage one after another.

Goddess looked out the porthole at the two planets, Blue Star and Earth, as they rapidly entered Oblivion's body.

She cried with heart-wrenching, gut-tearing agony.

Many people from the Main Universe standing nearby turned their heads away, unable to bear the sound of her tragic weeping.

Before long, Goddess cried until she fainted.

Wei Wei hurriedly led people to take her to the medical bay.

At this time, the Bishop, who hadn't appeared for a long while, also returned. Everyone was surprised to see a girl suddenly by his side! Moreover, she looked quite familiar.

But there was no time to worry about that now.

Yu Lan consolidated the data and reported, "The six battleships have taken on a total of 5,637 people from this universe's Solar System. About seventy percent are Blue Star humans, and the rest are from Earth!"

Chu Xingyang nodded. "What a pity. Over 25 billion Blue Star people and over 5 billion from Earth. Out of a total population of over 30 billion, we only saved these five thousand."

Xiliu, who was standing nearby, said, "If our battleships were full, we could hold nearly ten thousand. Many of them simply weren't willing to board the ships."

"Of course, whether it's five thousand or ten thousand, it's negligible compared to 30 billion."

Tu Kulei's half-face was filled with indignation. "Xingyang God be praised, the deity's mercy moves the universe. But after kindly saving these people, that Goddess is actually still unsatisfied and speaks disrespectfully to the deity!"

He bowed slightly. "Therefore, Bishop, although she doesn't even count as a false god now, I still suggest you punish her for the crime of blasphemy!"

Chu Xingyang sighed softly and shook his head. "Forget it, I think the deity can understand."

"After all, this is the human race she has cherished and diligently protected."

"To try so hard to protect everything, only to lose it all because she was deceived. I think whether it's a god or a mortal, anyone would find it unbearable."

Hearing the Bishop say this, Tu Kulei naturally couldn't press the matter further.

He could only leave the command center resentfully.

After all, nearly a thousand people from this universe were squeezed into each battleship.

As a Missionary Officer, he still had many things to do.

Yu Lan, however, had the foresight to stop him. "Don't be in a hurry to proselytize. Wait until they are settled. Things are quite chaotic on the ship right now."

Tu Kulei showed an angry expression. "Is there anything more urgent than proselytizing?"

"Once they become devout believers of the Xingyang God, it will be soon enough to settle them!"

Yu Lan smiled helplessly. "At a time like this, they will surely be crying out for the Xueyang God, their Mother Goddess."

"And then you will surely throw those heretics into the Yawei Space outside. What will we have left to settle then?"

Tu Kulei flew into a rage. "Presumptuous! The Great God has already saved them. If they remain obstinate and believe in a false god, they should be thrown out!"

As he spoke, he turned his gaze toward his direct superior. "Bishop, vice captain Yu Lan's piety is not pure!"

Chu Xingyang laughed to smooth things over. "Hahaha, yes, yes, you are right."

"But let's listen to her this time. I'm sure the deity had a profound reason for letting us save these five thousand people. You can't throw them all out before they've even warmed their seats!"

Yu Lan's eyes were red as she gave a knowing smile. She knew the deity's mercy would not allow Tu Kulei to do such a thing.

The half-faced man gave a huff and left in a huff.

At this moment, the long-haired girl brought back from Gaimu Star leaned in with a cheeky expression and whispered, "Even though they all call you Bishop, and even though your appearance has changed slightly... I feel like you are most likely the deity who just saved me!"

"The one they call the Xingyang God!"

Chu Xingyang smiled slightly, not taking it to heart. "I didn't expect you to be so clever. Since you've figured it out, keep it a secret for me. It's easier to carry out work in a mortal identity."

The young girl looked proud. "Of course. I, Solia, am the person with the highest IQ on Gaimu Star. My eyesight is excellent."

Yu Lan and Xiliu glanced at each other.

They had naturally recognized her long ago.

Solia's cheeks flushed slightly. "With so many people on Gaimu Star and so many planets in the Three-Spiral System, you saved only me. Have you taken a liking to me? I can bear many, many children for you!"

Chu Xingyang hurriedly shook his head. "I haven't taken a liking to you! I just happened to see Gaimu Star at the moment of departure. In my universe, you were my student—at least, that's what that version of you believed—so I saved you on a whim!"

"But you seem quite happy. You don't seem sad about the extinction of the Gaimu People."

Solia curled her lip. "What's there to be sad about? Living things always die. I didn't like my parents or those people anyway!"

"But I am sad now. It turns out I was just lucky enough to be saved by chance, not because of my intelligence and beauty!"

Xiliu quickly led this quirky young girl away to join the rescued crowd on the ship.