Galaxy Lich

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This is also the main reason why the Titan King is unwilling to fight him. For beings of their level, a war will easily last for thousands of light years, take thousands or tens of thousands of Earth years, and destroy hundreds of galaxies. In the end, both sides will suffer losses.

If he fights with Photon, even if he barely wins, the Titan King will consume a lot of energy and will no longer be able to compete with the Star Crystal Queen for the ruins. Such a war is meaningless.

The Titan King dived into the magnetic storm area. From this position, space jumps will become more and more difficult.

Photon also stopped at this position, and his thoughts chased the Titan King into the magnetic storm area. In the future, his thoughts will cover this area to prevent the Titan King from leaving.

Although Photon stopped, his thoughts still chased the Titan King. He soon saw the Titan King doing a strange move. In front of the Titan King, energy continued to gather and a small energy group was gathered.

Now the form of the Titan King is a ball of energy, which does not emit visible light or active fluctuations. He is almost invisible to the naked eye and some passive detection methods. But now, the small ball of energy gathered by the Titan King makes it seem like there is a small sun in the void, and the boundless light radiates in all directions.

Soon, the energy ball took shape, broke away from the Titan King, and flew beside the Titan King. Then, the light of the energy ball gradually converged, revealing a vague human figure.

Clone? Photon was secretly confused. Why did he separate a clone? The energy intensity of this clone is about one-thirtieth of the Titan King himself, which is already a very high energy level, but it will not pose a threat to Photon. In this case, what is the purpose of separating it?

Photon became slightly more vigilant. Beings of their level have a purpose no matter what they do, and perhaps an inconspicuous change. It may lead to very serious consequences.

But soon, he knew what the Titan King did by creating a clone. I saw him moving at high speed. The Titan King suddenly tore open a space crack, and the clone flying beside him passed through it in a very short time and disappeared without a trace.

The clone actually jumped away? The inability to jump in the magnetic storm zone is relative to the Titan King. The energy intensity of this clone is only one-thirtieth of his original body. The lower the energy level, the shorter the time required to jump, and it decreases geometrically.

"Where is the clone going?" Photon was too lazy to guess, but asked directly. Sending away a clone with one-thirtieth of the power will not have any impact on Photon and the Queen of Star Crystal. It is very likely that this clone is not intended to deal with them.

And Photon probably guessed some situations. The Titan King had mentioned some "Little Quiet Flash" before. Although the tone was understated, it was definitely not a trivial matter for the Titan King to be distracted under his threat.

It is estimated that this clone is to deal with those Little Quiet Flashes. Calculating that the matter has nothing to do with him, Photon simply asked directly.

"Deal with some things." The Titan King's voice seemed a little absent-minded. Because he had to monitor the changes in the magnetic storm zone on the one hand, and control the clone at a very long distance on the other hand. With his strength, he dared not be careless. He didn't have much time to pay attention to Photon.

Anyway, Photon's purpose was just to entangle him. As long as he didn't leave the magnetic storm zone, Photon should not attack him, so he simply focused on the changes in the clone and the magnetic storm zone, leaving only a little thought to monitor Photon.

The Titan King's perfunctory answer surprised Photon a little. If it was just some insignificant things, the Titan King would have said it directly. If it was so vague, it meant that the matter was very troublesome. This made Photon curious. What else would happen in this galaxy? What made the Titan King feel troubled?

If Photon knew what happened, it would probably not be just surprised. But frightened. Someone almost wiped out the Titans?

As a kind of individual tyrannical life, the Titans have been rampant in the third spiral arm of the Milky Way for too many years. Although most of the Titans are still at the level of Level 4 civilization, they have a Titan King who is at the peak of Level 5.

Moreover, the Titans are individually powerful, and each of them is a super life. Even if they encounter a Level 5 technological civilization, the other party must send a powerful fleet to compete with the Level 4 Titans, and they may not be able to find the Titans.

Only super life can deal with super life. So even without the Fifth Titan, the Titans are still the stuff that walk sideways in the Milky Way, and they can even open shelters. Who dares to provoke them easily?

However, the universe is fair. Giving them powerful power will inevitably strip them of something. Corresponding to the Titans' powerful strength is their super sparse population. All the Titans add up to only more than 200 people, half of whom are scattered in various corners of the universe, wandering, sleeping, or exiled, and there are less than 100 people in the base camp.

Therefore, the Titans attach great importance to every member of their tribe. If any member of the tribe suffers the slightest harm, it will easily trigger a siege by the entire Titan tribe. If a Titan's life is harmed, it will definitely be a deep hatred that will never end.

According to Photon's speculation, if the Titan King was provoked, there must be a Titan who died. However, he never thought that more than one Titan died, and the whole race was almost exterminated. If the ruins represent the future of the Titans, then the tribesmen are the foundation of the Titans? Which is more important?

If there is no foundation, what future is there? If Photon had not been entangled, the Titan King would have returned to his original body long ago. He would rather give up the ruins than let so many tribesmen die. Fortunately, under his protection, those tribesmen are no longer in danger for the time being.

But we can't just let the interstellar ghost and the super life that offended the majesty of the Titans go free. If we don't exterminate these two guys and their race, we can't offset the loss of the death of four Titans, and we can't deter the low-level civilizations in the entire universe that have been crawling under the power of the Titans.

Not only must we exterminate them, but we must do it quickly, otherwise if we let them go free for decades, it won't be called revenge. Those civilizations that have been struggling under the pressure of the Titans will surely jump out impatiently, and those low-level civilizations that have been oppressed will also think that the Titans are weak and will be ready to move.

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