Foundation, exposed from Tianhe City

Chapter 7: Rena: I Went to Earth for a Fun Time, Hehehe~

“Seeing can kill? Well, people on Earth don’t bother with rough drafts when bragging anymore.

At the top of the Tianhe Tower, Holy Angel Yan sat in a boss chair, her lips curving with a touch of disdain. Naturally, she had also witnessed the earlier incident with the statues. But in her eyes, those demon squads were no different from expendable pawns. She was Yan, the Angelic Yan, the Thunder Angel, the sacred left wing of Divine Kaisa.

A single person could wipe out an entire civilization’s existence! Perhaps some individuals who enjoy playing god orchestrated this behind the scenes. For someone as logical as her, the illogical method of killing employed by the Shy Guy was simply laughable.

Even the angels refrained from making absolute statements like “inevitable death.”

In scientific terms, it meant there was always a possibility, and one shouldn’t make sweeping claims. However, following Queen Kaisa’s directives, Yan would only intervene to help Earth if it were a catastrophic disaster.

Furthermore, her primary mission in descending to Earth wasn’t to evaluate human civilization’s progress. A mere pre-nuclear civilization that had only mastered boiling water didn’t deserve the angel’s full attention.

She was searching for Morgana, the Demon Queen who had sought refuge on Earth!

The one who had spread evil throughout the universe and clashed with the angels, the former… Angel Base King Morgana!

Additionally, Dino’s group needed a firm hand to keep them in check. They shouldn’t assume that with their outdated technology, they could dream of restoring their nation.

In this universe, justice and order had to be upheld under the leadership of the sacred angels. As for the Foundation, it depended on how long they could remain hidden. Once discovered, Yan was confident in dealing with them. Angels didn’t appreciate manipulative individuals who hid in the shadows and spewed deceitful words.

“Angels… is another catastrophe about to strike Earth? We can’t seek help from the angels yet,” trembled the middle-aged female director as she knelt on the ground, repenting.

“No, you have already violated the contract with the angels from the past. The agreement between the angels and you is now void,” stated the angel Yan, who appeared lofty and stern.

“However, as the guardians of universal peace and civilization, the angels will protect this planet, but they won’t protect you individually,” Yan, the authoritative and cold angel, continued.

The lifespan of ordinary humans spans several decades or a century, a mere blink of an eye compared to angels, who can easily live for tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years. Emotions and connections between angels and humans are nearly impossible.

“Interesting! Shy Guy… you don’t have to worry. This thing hasn’t appeared on Earth. Just sit back and enjoy the show,” Yan said with a glint in her beautiful eyes as she gazed at the projection and chuckled gracefully.

The Shy Guy hadn’t appeared on Earth within the projection because the art style was not terrestrial. Instead, it displayed a vast and dazzling starry sky.

“Oh, my God!! That individual… appeared in space?”

“Do they not require oxygen to breathe? Then, are they still considered organic beings?”

“Weird! Incredibly weird!”

“They even have starships? Which nation built those starships? Such a massive fleet! Could it be our Dragon Kingdom? I never expected our Dragon Kingdom to venture into space. And with such a formidable space fleet?”

“Oh my goodness! It can’t be the Dragon Kingdom! It must be the fleet of our Beautiful Country!”

The Earthlings watching the projection on the screen were in an uproar. Who could have foreseen that the Shy Guy would appear in outer space?!

On board, the Gigantic Abyss…

“It’s the Devourer Fleet! They arrived even quicker than expected!”

General Duao furrowed his brow. As a war enthusiast from Dinu, he had endured countless battles and had heard of the Devourer Fleet commanded by the Death God Karl. He easily recognized their presence.

However, he hadn’t anticipated them being so close to Earth, even closer than predicted.

They had already reached the outer reaches of the solar system! It wouldn’t be long, probably just a few months, before they landed on Earth.

Why did they arrive so swiftly?!

General Duao had been operating on Earth for thousands of years, but so far, he had only managed to advance Earth’s technology by a small margin.

They hadn’t even entered the era of starships yet! At most, they had equipped themselves with some energy weapons, elevating the strength of the Dragon Kingdoms’ weaponry by one level.

For the past millennium, their core mission had been to locate the first-generation River God gene soldiers remaining on Earth, also known as super soldiers!

Only when these super soldiers matured could they truly rival the formidable River Styx civilization, Angelic civilization, etc.

But now, everything was rushed! The only thing he could hope for was that this reserved person could defeat the Devourers!

On the planet Blazing Sun…

“Your Highness, Earth is currently in turmoil and unrest. The plan you had to go to Earth, the ministers believed..,” Grand General Pan Zhen, striding with determination, approached. His voice suddenly ceased.

The throne of Blazing Sun was vacant. Only a note remained. Pan Zhen waved his hand, and the note flew over.

“Pan Zhen! I went to Earth to have some fun, just for a year in AD. It will be quick, hahaha~ Don’t come looking for me~ (grimace).”

Pan Zhen’s face turned ashen, and the note turned to ashes in his grasp.

“Guards! Go to Earth! Retrieve Her Highness the Princess!!!” An enraged voice echoed through the Palace of Blazing Sun, and the towering Blazing Sun Heavenly Tower emitted a brilliant light.

Meanwhile, on the solar system’s outskirts, in the Red Cloud Star System within a dim asteroid belt. A massive fleet of Devourer super-large space vessels anchored here, with small ships shuttling back and forth, seemingly conveying information.