After meeting up with Little Leo, they weren't far from the Third Fleet.
An hour later, Lu Yin saw First City's Third Fleet.
At this moment, it wasn't just him; even the World Mountain's Chief, an ancient powerhouse, was stunned.
There were at least a million spaceships in total, and there were about a hundred thousand warships. The rest of the transport ships were filled with androids. This was the Third Fleet.
It was no wonder why the Technocracy could contend with the Human Domain. Lu Yin had never understood this before. Cultivation was common in the Human Domain, and any weave in the Outerverse had countless cultivators. Although there weren't many who could explore space, the Outerverse had a sizable number of cultivators. This didn't even include the Innerverse, Cosmic Sea, Neoverse, or the 3,000 Major Realms.
The Hall of Honor mobilized all of humanity's cultivators, and their numbers were incomparably large. How could the Technocracy even have the upper hand?
Now, Lu Yin knew that the Technocracy also had a large number of androids. Aside from androids and spaceships, they also had all sorts of mechanical weapons. It wasn't just in space that could be seen, but also in space that was so secretive that it was almost tangible.
And this was just the Third Fleet. First City was worthy of being one of the two strongest powers in the Technocracy, and it could even contend with the Human Domain.
At the center of the Third Fleet was a spherical object that looked like a planet. However, it wasn't actually a planet, but rather a crystallized material that Lu Yin couldn't understand. It was like a crystal that reflected light and was very beautiful.
Lu Yin had thought that it was some sort of weapon, but after Little Leo's introduction, he realized that it was actually the Third Fleet's commander: Zhong.
The Technocracy's main consciousness was the ruler, and it could merge with any object that could withstand it. That sphere was actually some sort of object that Zhong's main consciousness had entered.
"The Third Fleet's Captain Zhong is quite powerful. You can't tell from the outside, but once you're on the battlefield, you'll know. His body is a gravitational celestial body that's been compressed to the extreme, and a casual attack can reach a power level of a million," Little Leo explained softly. He had been assigned to a warship, so Lu Yin and the others were naturally with him.
Lu Yin was astonished. "A power level of a million?"
Little Leo nodded. "That's right. The strongest beings in the universe aren't you humans, nor are they us cyborgs, half-cyborgs, or astral beasts. It's the celestial bodies, the despairing celestial bodies. Some celestial bodies can easily shatter everything we know. You should know about astral storms and the horizontal black hole that blocks humans from entering the Starfall Sea.
"Heavy Captains use celestial bodies that are suppressed by materials. They can release attacks from celestial bodies by changing the density of the materials. Their destructive power can reach a million. They're one of the most powerful captains in our city. They're second only to the City Lord."
"What about the vice city lord?" Lu Yin asked curiously.
Little Leo shook his head. "I don't know. The Vice City Lord has always stayed in the city and never left. He's never been on the battlefield, so I don't know his exact strength."
Little Leo didn't know, but Lu Yin did. The Emissary level android that he had fused with had been destroyed by the vice city lord's defense. The vice city lord's power definitely exceeded a million.
The higher one's status, the more powerful one would be in contact with.
Not too long ago, Master Yuan had been the most powerful person Lu Yin had ever met. His knowledge had been constantly refreshed until he had fused with a Corpse King and been killed by a Progenitor. Then there was his experience on Xing Mountain in the ruins of the Frigid Immortal Sect. Now, the strongest power that Lu Yin had ever experienced was a Progenitor.
The Third Fleet started moving and headed towards Visar. It was a spectacular sight, and many of the cyborgs in the city watched. The main consciousnesses were located in the airflow tubes, and they emitted rays of light to communicate with each other. They watched as the Third Fleet departed, just like how humans watched an army depart.
Somewhere in the city, Vice City Lord Little Bear stood respectfully.
"If you can't find anything, then don't investigate," a deep voice said.
Vice City Lord Little Bear was unwilling to give up. "City Lord, the Technocracy has never missed anyone who tried to sneak in. Those people were either discovered, killed, or expelled. We must find out who managed to sneak in this time, or it will be a dereliction of duty on my part."
"Perhaps it's a human innate gift," the deep voice said. It was filled with dignity and grandeur, but its attitude was very casual.
Vice City Lord Little Bear was helpless. "City Lord, let me continue investigating. I'll definitely find out. It's definitely related to the Sixth Mainland."
"The Sixth Mainland?
It's no longer there. Don't worry about it. Investigate if you want. "
"Then, what about the Sixth Mainland?"
"Don't worry about it. Without the Sixth Mainland, they're just a bunch of pitiful homeless worms."
"Yes, City Lord." Vice City Lord Little Bear then respectfully left.
Not long after, the voice continued, "I was once deceived, and I even made mistakes in my cultivation. Now, I even lost my home. I have to bear the consequences of my own mistakes, and I still have to pay the price." The voice then disappeared.
Even Vice City Lord Little Bear couldn't tell where this voice had come from. The owner of the voice was the city lord of First Base City, Halcyon.
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The Technocracy was comparable to the Outerverse of the Human Domain. If First Base City occupied half of the Technocracy's territory, then it would be equivalent to more than thirty Weaves.
First Base City was located near Visar, so it was very close to Visar. However, because the entire Third Fleet was moving, it wasn't as fast as moving alone. It would take a few days.
There were many cyborgs in the Third Fleet. These cyborgs were the same as Luo Huang's; they were modified from the bodies of humans or other creatures. Most importantly, they didn't have a dominant consciousness, and their consciousness remained in the original body.
Logically speaking, the cyborgs should be at the forefront of a war of attrition against the Genesis Court. However, this was not the case. Regardless of whether it was the war against the humans or the Genesis Court, cyborgs rarely appeared. Most of them existed within the Technocracy, and they rarely appeared on the battlefield.
This was something that Lu Yin found rather strange.
Within the Great Eastern Alliance's army, the Heavenly Sin Army that he was about to form was made up of former enemies. Wherever there was danger, the Heavenly Sin Army would go. He wouldn't let Lu Xuanjun's army and the giant's bloodline lead the charge. If there were enough cyborgs, Lu Yin would rather have them fight in all battles instead of humans.
The Technocracy was filled with oddities.
Filled with curiosity and curiosity, Lu Yin brought Luo Huang and followed Little Leo around the Third Fleet.
"The Third Fleet has no less than ten research teams. Some of these teams are responsible for maintaining the spacecraft's operations, some repair the cyborgs, and some search for the enemy's weaknesses in battle. The Technocracy's wars are different from those of the Human Domain. There are no regional tactics, and it's a battle of technology and creativity," Little Leo explained. As they spoke, they arrived at a spacecraft that housed a research team.
This research team was called the Nuclear Team, and their main research direction was the last one that Little Leo had mentioned, which was to search for the enemy's weaknesses in battle. They were currently researching the battlefield at the front, as well as the battle footage that the Fourth Fleet had sent back. They were also researching the Genesis Court's new cyborgs and weapons.
Lu Yin and the others didn't disturb them.
Little Leo wasn't familiar with these teams, so he simply passed by and stepped through the connecting points between the spacecraft to move on to the next one.
One by one, Lu Yin visited several teams. Some of them were friendly, greeting them and inviting them to take a look, while others refused to meet them.
Aside from these research teams, Lu Yin and the others had also accidentally stumbled upon the armory. They were actually allowed to enter and even touch some of the weapons.
Lu Yin saw a material that was similar to that of the heavy captain's body. He picked it up and exerted some force, but the material didn't budge at all.
"There's a spacecraft where the cyborgs are. Those cyborgs aren't worth looking at, and they're narrow-minded. No one likes them," Little Leo said in disgust.
Lu Yin nodded, as he wasn't interested in the cyborgs. Over the past two days, the Third Fleet had been very casual. If it had been the Great Eastern Alliance's Allied Forces, they wouldn't have been allowed to tour the armory and even touch the weapons.
Just as they were about to head back, Lu Yin paused and turned to look in the direction of the cyborgs' spacecraft. He saw a pair of eyes staring back at him with shock and disbelief.
Lu Yin frowned, as someone was staring at them. Did this person recognize them?
That was impossible, as they hadn't been exposed in a single city.
The next moment, a woman walked out of the cyborgs' spacecraft. Her face was half cyborg and half human. The human part was very beautiful, but the cyborg part was somewhat sinister, especially her pupils. One of them was a normal person's eyes, while the other was green.
The woman stepped across the Astral Source Universe and tore through the void to appear in space outside the spacecraft in front of Lu Yin's group. She then opened the hatch and instantly appeared less than a meter away from them.
Lu Yin and the Luo Huang did not move, and Little Leo scolded, "What are you trying to do?"
The woman looked past Lu Yin and stared at the Luo Huang. "You still dare to come back?"
Lu Yin's eyes twitched as he recalled the image that the Luo Huang had shown him. It had been a woman who had attacked him. Could it be her?
"I didn't want to come back. I was just following orders," the Luo Huang said stiffly.
The woman stared at the Luo Huang, not caring about Lu Yin at all. "Hand it over, and I'll let bygones be bygones."
The Luo Huang stood there quietly and did not move.
The woman raised half of her cyborg body and suddenly reached out to grab the Luo Huang. The Luo Huang raised his hand as well, and the beam from his palm made the woman feel threatened. She subconsciously dodged.
The Luo Huang did not attack, as his hand was being held down by Lu Yin.
Lu Yin looked at the woman. "He's now mine."
The woman frowned and stared at the Luo Huang. "An Envoy's power level. You definitely have the power level of an Envoy."
The Luo Huang lowered his hand and quietly stood behind Lu Yin.
The woman looked at Lu Yin. "Who are you?"
Before Lu Yin could reply, Little Leo angrily shouted, "Who are you?
How dare you treat my friends like that? They're my Little Leo's friends. "
The woman was shocked. "The Sixth Mainland?"
"That's right. He's already pledged his allegiance to the Sixth Mainland and is in charge of protecting us. He came to this city to discuss things with the Vice City Lord. What do you want?" Lu Yin asked slowly, his tone not very pleasant.