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For the question from King Bel Ao, Belron could only shake his head; he truly could not guarantee the accuracy of the information. However, he was eager to find his daughter, who was dear to him. As soon as he heard any news about her, all he wanted was to go and search for her immediately.
King Bel Ao sighed and said in a somewhat hoarse voice, "You have a knack for commanding troops in battle, yet you become flustered at the mention of your daughter. Don't take leave just yet; we still need you in Capricorn Kingdom. And stop overthinking it. I will send someone to look for your daughter; I will definitely bring your precious girl back."
Belron could only nod in agreement.
The king coughed lightly, covering his mouth with his hand to muffle the sound. After catching his breath, he continued, "I've been thinking these past few days—after so many years of fighting with the Martians, is it really worth it? This endless struggle has drained a significant amount of our resources on Capricorn Planet. In fact, we are no longer lacking in energy; why provoke the Martians? I wonder if we should distance ourselves from Mars and avoid conflict for our development. I have already ordered the Commander of the planet to change Capricorn Planet's course and move it to a distant star system beyond the solar system, where we can search for a planet suitable for our survival that does not have intelligent life. There, we can develop without encountering war. I do not want my people to suffer from war any longer."
Belron looked at the king, whose white hair and troubled expression revealed his weariness. "Old friend, you've become haggard during this time. What’s wrong? Are you feeling unwell? Should I call the Imperial Physician?"
The king waved his hand dismissively. "No need; it's just a minor ailment."
Belron felt somewhat guilty and said, "It's late; you should rest now. Don't let my daughter's small matter trouble you too much; take care of your health. I will take my leave and not disturb you further."
The king nodded, concluding what felt more like a friendly chat than a formal discussion.
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Capricorn Planet is the culmination of the advanced technology of the Bel Tribe. The entire planet is artificially constructed; strictly speaking, it is a massive spaceship. Its size is about one-third that of Mars Planet. From a distance, it resembles an oval-shaped giant monster that can navigate freely within the galaxy. Through generations of research by the Capricornian people, the propulsion system of Capricorn Planet has evolved from solely relying on capturing atoms in space as nuclear fusion fuel to a dual-power system that also harnesses dark matter for energy. With both power sources installed, Capricorn Planet can fly faster through the skies. The advanced technology for extracting energy from dark matter, along with the use of Neutron Energy and Proton Energy, has alleviated concerns about energy shortages among extraterrestrial beings.
The resolution of energy issues has propelled Capricorn Planet's rapid development; Gene Technology, quantum technology, and intelligent technology have surpassed imagination.
This transformative Gene Technology has been applied in various aspects of Capricornian society while simultaneously disrupting the balance within their world. The nobility and royalty of Capricorn Planet possess the ability and power to alter their genes to become younger and more beautiful. They have transformed laborers into physically powerful individuals with enhanced limbs and made it remarkably simple to expand brain capacity and increase cognitive ability for those engaged in intellectual work.
Quantum technology and Intelligent technology have continuously supplied soldiers for the Capricornian forces. Now, most of the soldiers are Intelligent robots and Human Quantum Machine Clones. The soldiers no longer fear death, as every part of them can be regenerated through the Human Quantum Machine.
Belche continuously transports Clones to Earth and Mars in preparation for controlling Earth and subverting Mars—on this point, the Capricorn King strongly disagrees. He does not want to replace existing natural humans with Clones, as this would greatly disrupt the divine order in the universe. His belief is that the Capricornian Homo Sapiens will ultimately lead this world, rather than allowing Clones to disturb the world's order. If Clones are allowed to develop and robots grow stronger, the world will descend into chaos, ultimately leading to the destruction of the universe.
Belche thinks the king is being alarmist; all Clones and robots are under alien control, and these Clones and robots cannot stir up much trouble...
When Capricorn Planet was discovered sailing away from Mars and Earth by Belche, he rushed to the palace in a fit of rage and shouted at the king, "You are so arrogant! You didn't consult me before unilaterally deciding to steer Capricorn Planet away from Mars and Earth. What do you expect us ministers to do?"
"As king, am I not allowed to make decisions?" Capricorn King replied angrily. "I have had enough of your arrogance; I am revoking your position as Marshal."
"Guards!" the king shouted loudly.
A dozen royal guards quickly rushed into the hall.
Capricorn King pointed at Belche and said, "Arrest him!"
None of the guards stepped forward.
Belche laughed arrogantly, "Do you know why they don't obey your orders? Because their brains are implanted with my Controller; all their actions are under my command."
"You!!"
"You stubborn king should be replaced," Belche said, clapping his hands. A Clone King, identical to the Capricorn King, slowly entered the hall surrounded by soldiers, followed by a beautifully dressed queen.
"How do you feel now? Still acting arrogant? — They are much more obedient than you!" Belche said with a sinister smile.
"You despicable scoundrel!" the king shouted, pointing at Belche. "You will not have a good ending."
Belche sneered, "You are about to spend the rest of your life in a dark prison with your queen. Stop being so defiant! If you beg for mercy now, I might just take pity on you and arrange a nice place for you to live out your old age in peace. Think it over."
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