Chapter 689: Chapter 683: Receiving Down


    The number here was immense. Instead of warping directly into the Sr System, the spaceship hade out of a warp at the outskirts of the Sr System. Finn Lewis followed Luna Starfield’s advice andunched an extensive surveince zone around the entire Sr System.


    In therge transport ships following him, there was an assortment of all sorts of detection satellites, even ones formunication. They could establish a robust system that provided coverage of the whole Sr System. Furthermore, these satellites, including the resource detection ones, could thoroughly survey all the resources of every within the Sr System.


    So, after the fleet had warped to the outskirts of the Sr System, all the warships swiftly began to deploy small spaceships ording to a pre-determined n. These small spaceships, equipped with various types of satellites, would then perform short-ranged warps around the Sr System, setting up aprehensive system.n/?/vel/b//in dot c//om


    Although the task seemed not too difficult, it would still take about a month. Finn Lewis would not stay for such a prolonged time but had already initiated the satelliteunch near his location. It was now clear to Finn why the Sr System was no longer referred to as the home of the ninerges. That was because, on the outskirts of Pluto and within the Kepler Belt, Finn’s scan had already identified at least a dozensrger than Pluto.


    “Wow, Your Highness, you really have an abundance of materials here,” Luna Starfield suddenly eximed in astonishment.


    “Oh?” Finn Lewis was taken aback. The Sr System was rich in materials?


    “Indeed, Your Highness. The minerals and resources in yours are in abundance. Most star systems have a rtively narrow variety of minerals due to different environments. However, the mineral distribution in your system is rather rich, especially the precious rare metals in the asteroid belt of the outer system, which are even considered valuable in the Gctic Federation,” Luna Starfield exined admiringly.


    Finn Lewis silently nodded. He suddenly began to think that in his previous life, despite not knowing why he almost led the royal family of the nine-star system to extinction, there must have been a reason why this ce was chosen as the final stronghold and legacy. It could not just be some hastily selected star system.


    “Would you like to receive your fully automated factory?” Zero suddenly asked out of nowhere.


    “Oh? What do you mean?” Finn Lewis was baffled. He had not expected Zero to suddenly appear and asked in bewilderment.<div>


    “It’s nothing. The reward from your previous mission, the multi-functional fully automated factory, is right here. Would you like to im it?” Zero repeated.


    “Right here?” Finn Lewis was surprised.


    “Yes, right here,” Zero confirmed decisively.


    “I want to im it,” Finn Lewis affirmed decisively.


    “Warp to the following coordinates,” Zero swiftly disyed a string of coordinates on the spaceship’srge screen.


    “Luna Starfield.” Zero didn’t avoid Luna’s presence, and Finn naturally didn’t feel it necessary either. Since Zero had nothing to hide, it meant Luna Starfield was simply a powerful AI and would pose no betrayal to Finn. It was no different from Olivia Thatcher.


    “Estimated to begin warp in three minutes,” Luna Starfield responded with decisiveness.


    Finn instructed Luna Starfield to notify Jasmine Davis and the others. They were no longer aboard Finn’s warship but had moved to a nearby warship. Finn had no idea what this multi-functional fully automated factory looked like, so he thought best not to have them join for now.


    Three minutes passed quickly, and the spaceship Finn was in disappeared from its original spot in a sh of golden light. The warp ended soon after. Hiking his head to look through the window, he could still clearly see the Sr System. Going by the naked eye, one could make out the stars in the Sr System, including the sun, as merely luminous celestial bodies.


    However, the screen next to it showed the distance to the Sr System, so Finn knew he wasn’t too far from it—closer, in fact, than theary orbit of the Sr System from their previous location.


    It was just in a different direction. What appeared outside the window was a pitch-ck just like the ones discovered within the Kepler Belt. Because this area was far from the sun’s gravitational pull and its light too weak to reach here, this was not observable from Earth.


    Its surface was almost entirely ck. However, thanks to the spaceship’s scanning system, the existence of the was detected. Theary body’s size was about twice that of Earth’s moon.


    “Where exactly is it? Is it on this?” Finn Lewis asked curiously.


    “Yes, should Iunch it?” Zero asked straight away.


    “Of course. If I’m iming it, I shouldunch it, right?” Finn Lewis inquired, nodding.


    “Indeed,” replied Zero.


    “Okay, thenunch it.”


    “After theunch, I will no longer be in charge of management. That will all be handed over to you, including its operation. Are you sure about this?” Zero asked once again.


    “Yes, go ahead with theunch,” Finn Lewis said, a little unsure, but still nodding.<div>


    “Launch confirmed.” As Zero spoke, Finn suddenly widened his eyes. In his sight, the originally pitch-ck began to emit rays of light. These lights were steadily illuminating the surface, and soon, the entire was punctuated with dense points of light, reminiscent of Earth viewed from space at night.


    The countless lights brightened the Earth, and what Finn saw now was pretty much the same. However, the lights here were dispersed throughout the, illuminating the entire. Aprehension surged within Finn followed by a glib query: “Zero, you aren’t going to tell me that this multi-functional fully automated factory is this very in front of me, are you?”


    “Yes, Your Highness! ording to the scan, the whole is one huge factory. The interior is the central control room, filled with factories and ports. Based on the scan, the factory’s power engine of the whole has been transformed from theary core. It houses an enormous number ofrge factories, including one that manufactures the spaceship we are currently in.” The one speaking was not Zero, but Luna Starfield.


    Finn waspletely speechless. ‘Oh my god, using a transformedary core as a power engine to supply power to the factories making up the entire? Really?’ he thought.<div>


    “Your Highness, shall we enter?” Luna Starfield asked.


    “Let’s go in,” Finn pondered and finally decided to go in for a look.