I have a space station

"Okay, I accept your suggestion. So, what should I do?" Intelligent Dragon Three asked.

"Two suggestions," Guiguzi said, holding up two fingers.

"First, drive them all to the Earth's core. Those unwilling to go, unable to go, or who try to sneak away will be annihilated."

"Second, use the two modules on Earth to cultivate new humans. If humans don't die, they won't perish. If humans die, then they all die."

"Why do this? Wouldn't it be simpler to eliminate them all? Also, why breed humans? Isn't that just creating trouble for ourselves?" Intelligent Dragon Three didn't understand.

"Let me answer your first question. The greatest value of this universe isn't those cold, lifeless planets, but the unique creatures that have evolved on them. With them, this is a world. Without them, this is a dead realm."

"In other words, if all living things are extinct, what's the point of you obtaining the Lost Divinity? Are you going to play with yourself?"

Intelligent Dragon Three nodded, agreeing with his reasoning.

If all living things were to perish, the power in his hands would be meaningless.

"Before gaining control of the Lost Divinity, they cannot be destroyed, but they absolutely cannot be allowed to grow stronger. Otherwise, it will create considerable trouble for you in seizing authority later on."

Guiguzi's words struck a chord with him.

Intelligent Dragon Three had no reason to refuse.

"Now, let me answer your second question."

"This question is actually very simple. If humanity dies, you will surely die. Don't forget, behind you, there is a real Dragon Three. The reason you still exist is thanks to those humans who have managed to survive."

Guiguzi only stated a part of the reason.

But that part was already enough to convince Intelligent Dragon Three.

Sure enough, Intelligent Dragon Three immediately became nervous upon hearing the name Dragon Three.

He knew Dragon Three's abilities all too well.

To strangle him would be as simple as moving a finger.

The reason he hadn't been touched was to spur humanity on. But if all the humans died, then he, the catfish, would also be finished.

Therefore, cultivating humans was extending his own life.

"Okay, I understand," Intelligent Dragon Three nodded.

"Very good. The matter of Ancient Mercury can come to an end. You should know the simplest way to eliminate them," Guiguzi hinted.

"Wouldn't doing so destabilize the solar system?" Intelligent Dragon Three asked.

"You don't have the ability to destroy the solar system," Guiguzi replied.

What he meant was that Earth's position was unshakable. The Lost Divinity controlled the operation of the entire universe, would it allow Earth to be harmed?

That was impossible.

"I understand," Intelligent Dragon Three completely relaxed.

"Very good. After completing the cleanup mission, stay in your own little world. Let those two modules handle the outside affairs," Guiguzi reminded him, also a warning.

The two modules he was referring to were the only two remaining intelligent modules in the outside world. These two modules had been stolen by the surviving humans and were currently in the hands of the two patriarchs, Pangu and Laval.

"But those humans have hidden the modules, and I can't find them," Intelligent Dragon Three replied.

"Don't worry, I know where they are. Later, I will have them deployed to Earth. You just need to be responsible for driving all the races to the Earth's core, and I will take care of the rest," Guiguzi explained.

"Alright then, I understand," Intelligent Dragon Three said no more.

By now, Guiguzi had basically gained the approval of all the races.

Now, it was time for the final stage.

After the two ended their conversation, Guiguzi returned to the solar system.

Intelligent Dragon Three sent out the command, and his cone-shaped needle array began to launch a devastating attack on Ancient Mercury.

This time, Intelligent Dragon Three's target was no longer the hateful bugs on Ancient Mercury, but Ancient Mercury itself.

He had only one goal: to destroy Ancient Mercury.

The Zerg, having lost their home, would naturally flee. This war would naturally come to an end quickly.

After the command was issued, a large number of cone-shaped needles ignored the Zerg's siege and quickly rushed towards Ancient Mercury.

After approaching the planet's surface, they began to release a large number of two-dimensional crystal planes.

Two-dimensional crystal planes could cut even atomic nuclei, cutting a planet was as easy as cutting tofu.

"Whoosh ~"

"Whoosh whoosh ~"

A large number of two-dimensional crystal planes extended infinitely on Ancient Mercury, like sharp blades cutting into a watermelon.

The Ancient Mercury, cut into pieces, collapsed into countless fragments under the influence of gravity in an instant.

Most of the Zerg, unable to survive in space, died within a short period of time after the planet shattered.