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The reinforcements of Capricornian finally occupied Capricorn Planet, and Belzon became the king of Capricorn Planet as he wished, fulfilling his long-held ambition. However, what he received was a devastated Capricorn Planet, almost entirely destroyed by the Martians and in need of complete reconstruction. The only thing that remained intact was the central energy station hidden deep underground, which could be used to drive Capricorn Planet's movement in space. Capricorn Planet was severely lacking in energy and could be described as a dark city. Given the current national strength of Capricorn Planet, it would take at least a hundred years to recover to its previous level without external assistance.
Thus, Belzon ordered Capricorn Planet to head towards Earth, with the intention of occupying Earth and using the resources from Penglai Island for the reconstruction of Capricorn Planet.
However, just as Capricorn Planet was about to turn and head towards Earth, a warning suddenly sounded in the Control Room: [Warning!! Severe Warning!! Do not approach Earth and Mars!! When your planet is 20,000 kilometers away from them, the automatic destruction device will activate Proton Bullet, and your planet will be completely destroyed!!]
When the commander relayed this warning to Belzon, he calmly replied, “This is just Kairuot trying to scare cowards. He doesn’t have the ability to create Proton Bullets; there isn’t a single person on Mars capable of making Proton Bullets! Ignore him; we will continue forward. We must bring Capricorn Planet close to Earth and the Moon, relying on the resources from Penglai Immortal Island and the Moon for reconstruction. Additionally, we can occupy Earth and use it as an immigration base. Speaking of which, that Kairuot has already injected viruses into our Cloning Factory and Gene Laboratory, ruining our entire plan. I haven’t settled that score with him yet, and now he wants to stop us from approaching Earth? It’s infuriating!”
Thus, the massive Capricorn Planet began its journey towards Earth under the accompaniment of the Capricornian Mother Ship.
For this Capricorn Planet, Belzon nearly lost his life. If it weren’t for his strong internal power and protective shield, he would have been killed by nuclear bombs several times… However, during his last retreat into a dark passageway, age caught up with him. Due to day-and-night labor, his power had significantly declined. At the moment when his protective shield was at its weakest, he was unfortunately injured by a nuclear bomb. This was something Belzon did not anticipate; he always believed himself to be highly skilled and that ordinary people could do nothing against him. Yet that time he nearly lost his life under Kairuot's intense bombardment… He finally tasted the pain of being injured, which was certainly unpleasant.
Lying in the Recovery Pod, Belzon felt very regretful: [If I had known this guy would become so powerful, I should have eliminated him early on when I first encountered him… Yes, I should have killed him back then…]
At that moment, Belzon's wristband flashed. He pressed the call button, and immediately Belche's voice came through: “Belzon, you are untrustworthy! You occupied my planet and seized my throne; you are a scoundrel!”
“Hahaha!” Belzon laughed heartily. “You are truly a cowardly king who runs away at the first sign of trouble without any sense of responsibility. I bore the burden and finally reclaimed Capricorn Planet from you; you cannot imagine how great my losses are—look at me now! Injured by Martians and still have to endure insults from you, a weakling? You know very well who the real scoundrel is!”
As he spoke, Belzon transmitted an image of his injuries through the wristband to Belche. Seeing Belzon lying in the Recovery Pod wrapped in bandages left Belche speechless; he fell silent.
“Now all the Capricornian people are cursing you and searching for you; it is you who dragged them into the abyss of war and ruined thousands of years of their heritage.” Belzon continued, “Belche, do you still dare return to Capricorn Planet? You won’t need Martians to take action; Capricornian will tear you apart.”
Belche snorted heavily and said, “Belzon, everything I’ve encountered is thanks to you! Don’t pretend here; you’ve been using Kairuot against me so that you can profit from it. I see through all your schemes; your conspiracies will eventually be exposed to the world!”
Belzon asked, "Don't slander me. Who doesn't know your ambitions? If you had been content to be your Marshal, you wouldn't have ended up in this situation. I'm returning the Capricorn Planet to you now; do you have the ability to rebuild it?"
Belche was momentarily speechless.
"So, you'd better not argue with me. If you go to Mars now, there might still be hope for you to become the king of the Martians. They are currently in turmoil, and this is your opportunity," Belzon continued. "From now on, we will keep our distance. If you need cooperation, we may still have a chance."
"I won't fall for your tricks again. Don't deceive me; we have nothing to cooperate on." With that, Belche's voice faded away.
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As Belzon mentioned, Mars was indeed in turmoil. This unrest began at the Mars Alliance Headquarters—
Speaking of which, the anxious Kairuot, after reclaiming the Mars Alliance Base, temporarily handed over the management of the Stellar Mountain Golden Tower Base to his uncle Kailong. However, he kept a watchful eye and secretly sealed off the Mars Alliance's secret base, summoning all robot troops back to standby.
When he left, only Kailong remained at the Stellar Mountain Golden Tower Base, becoming its Gatekeeper.
Kailong was not one to be idle; he returned to the Kairo Mansion, using his persuasive tongue to urge his brother, Kairo Chief—Kairuoka—to assign him a troop to manage and station at the Stellar Mountain Golden Tower Base.
He argued passionately, "The Chairman of the Mars Alliance Headquarters is no longer here; the headquarters is practically defunct. We drove out the Capricornian and reclaimed it, so that place should belong to our Kairo Tribe. If we don't send troops there now, other families might occupy it, and then this territory will belong to them."
After considering it, Kairuoka agreed that it made sense to send troops to occupy it first. When the Capricornian took over the Mars Alliance Headquarters, he had planned to send troops to reclaim it. It was only when the Fair Tribe instigated border wars that he shifted his focus to the disputes between the two tribes. He thought about putting this matter on hold until the disputes were resolved; then he would immediately send troops to eliminate those occupying the Mars Alliance Headquarters.
Kairo Chief had once thought that if both the Mars Alliance Headquarters and the Mars Alliance School were occupied by the Fair Tribe, it would create a pincer attack against the Kairo Tribe, which would be extremely disadvantageous. He never expected his son would manage to drive out the Capricornian from the Mars Alliance Headquarters without losing a single soldier.
Of course, Kairuoka was very uneasy about handing over a troop to his brother. This irresponsible brother had once been the commander of the Mars Alliance Headquarters, a base with advanced weapons and natural defenses, which had surprisingly been occupied by the Capricornian. It was hard to imagine just how foolish his brother truly was. The real reason behind this, which Kairuoka naturally did not consider, was that he underestimated his brother's intelligence. In fact, his brother had betrayed him for personal gain, colluding with Belcheri to hand over the Mars Alliance Base to the Capricornian.
After much consideration, Kairuoka ultimately dispatched an elite troop along with a Mecha Battalion to garrison the area. The captain was Kairo Zhitong, one of Kairuoka's most trusted veterans. Kailong had worked hard for a while but ended up as the deputy captain, a position granted to him out of respect for being Kairuoka's biological brother.
Following this, after the Kairo Tribe's troops stationed at the Mars Alliance Headquarters, chaos erupted across Mars.
The Fair Tribe was the first to strike back, strongly condemning the Kairo Tribe's acts of aggression in various media outlets. The Mars Alliance Headquarters was a common property of all Martians, and the Kairo Tribe had no right to occupy it. Other ethnic groups also protested against the Kairo Tribe's actions, demanding that they return the headquarters base and the Mars Alliance School.
The Kairo Tribe launched a media counterattack, stating that they had reclaimed the Mars Alliance Headquarters and the Mars Alliance School from the Capricornian, and it was only natural for their stationed troops to protect those places. At that time, who was willing to step forward and fight against the Capricornian? Whoever reclaimed the headquarters base would keep it. Regardless of how much turmoil there was within Mars, no ethnic group was willing to propose restoring the Mars Alliance Headquarters; no one wanted to invest time or resources into it. With the disappearance of the Mars Alliance Base, the Mars Alliance Headquarters had already ceased to exist in the hearts of the Martians.
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