I have a space station

"100,000 units isn't out of the question. However, I think there's a better way to trade," Guiguzi said.

"What kind of trade?" the silicon-based octopus asked.

"I can teach you how to create small worlds," Guiguzi said.

"Really?" The silicon-based octopus was excited.

With a method to create small worlds, wouldn't they be able to have as many worlds as they wanted?

"Of course, it's true. With this method, you'll have almost unlimited living space," Guiguzi affirmed.

"Speak quickly, what are your conditions?" The silicon-based octopus was already impatient.

"Simple. All the vibra-crystals you produce in the future must be given to me," Guiguzi stated his condition.

"What? You humans are too greedy!" The silicon-based octopus was displeased.

"You're also very greedy!" Guiguzi threw the question back.

"I... you..." The silicon-based octopus was choked.

"Our trade is very fair. I'm giving you an infinitely vast home, shouldn't you give me infinite returns?" Guiguzi continued.

The silicon-based octopus seemed convinced, but still felt something was wrong.

"I'm different from those titanium-based creatures. They oppress you and restrict your development. But I only want what belongs to me, which is very reasonable," Guiguzi added.

"Alright, you're right. I agree to the trade." The silicon-based octopus finally relented after a moment of consideration.

They don't need these vibra-crystals, and even if they do, it's only a very, very small portion. So, using them to exchange for a vast space doesn't seem like a problem.

"Very good. Actually, the reason I proposed this trade is also out of necessity. Once I teach you how to create small worlds, you can constantly synthesize new small worlds and won't need my help anymore. If I exchange it for a limited amount of resources, wouldn't that be a great loss?" The reason Guiguzi was still explaining was to dispel their hostility towards him.

"You're right. This trade is very fair, I accept it." The silicon-based octopus's dissatisfaction finally subsided.

It could also understand that without the ability to create small worlds, it would be equivalent to being controlled by others. This method is obviously better.

"Since that's the case, to show my sincerity, I'll teach you how to create small worlds first," Guiguzi was generous.

Rather than saying he was generous, it was more like he wasn't worried about the silicon-based creatures going back on their word. Because he was confident that he could deal with them at any time.

"Thank you." The silicon-based octopus actually gave him a bow.

Over the next three days, Guiguzi was constantly teaching the silicon-based octopus how to construct small worlds.

The silicon-based creatures' learning ability was really too poor. Only by holding their hand and teaching them little by little could the silicon-based octopus barely learn.

When the silicon-based octopus independently inscribed a small world with its own ability, it was as happy as a child.

After the transaction was completed, Guiguzi proposed a new transaction.

"Silicon-based octopus, do you want to eliminate those titanium-based creatures?"

"Yes, I do! I want to so much! Do you have a way?" Now that the two sides were familiar, the silicon-based octopus was no longer so wary.

"Of course, I do. I can help you eliminate them, but you have to do something for me," Guiguzi said.

"Really? Tell me. As long as I can do it, I will definitely help you," the silicon-based octopus asked happily.

"I need you to guard the world within the Earth and not let humans occupy it," Guiguzi said.

"Ah? Aren't you human? Why don't you want them to enter the world within the Earth?" The silicon-based octopus didn't understand.

"There are also differences between humans and humans. There are also differences between friends and enemies among humans," Guiguzi explained.

"Are you humans so complicated? Why do you have to fight each other?" The silicon-based octopus didn't understand.

"You're right, humans are complicated. So, don't trust anyone except me," Guiguzi was PUA-ing it.

"Okay! I remember!" The silicon-based octopus felt that this human was really good and was helping it in every way.

"If any humans go to the world within the Earth, kill them immediately."

"Okay, don't worry. As long as I see humans, I will definitely kill them," the silicon-based octopus promised.

"Okay. After a while, I will also install some equipment in the world within the Earth, and you must protect them along the way. Without my order, no one can get close," Guiguzi was planning to place Long San's module, which would collect human survivors into small worlds, in the world within the Earth.

"Okay," the silicon-based octopus agreed without hesitation.

"Thank you. Watch, soon those titanium-based creatures will disappear from the solar system," Guiguzi promised.

"That's really too thank you!" The silicon-based octopus was also quite satisfied.