I became a god by treasure hunting after arriving 500 years early-Chapter 1383 - 751: Choices for Humans (Part 2)

"Is it that urgent?" Li Chunhong was stunned for a few seconds, then smiled and said, "Actually, nobody really wants to leave. Everyone wants to gather near the Kuxi Great Desert! These past few days in Yunhai City, the atmosphere has been so lively... It’s likely only upon returning to Earth that it would become even more bustling."

The grandest craftsman competition indeed opened humanity’s eyes.

Having such a powerful compatriot, aside from feeling deeply proud, it’s actually hard to have feelings of "envy or jealousy"—when the gap is too wide, there’s actually no jealousy, just like ordinary people don’t envy the richest person in the world.

"The Great Desert is, after all, just a great desert. While many civilizations gather here, the living resources are scarce, not even enough water to go around, so it’s not a place for the long term."

"These civilizations will eventually disperse. The Northern Territory is the true home," Lu Yuan said, "Of course, excavating a space tunnel specifically to transport a human city over is too luxurious."

"The Buzhou Alliance would not approve of this project either."

The Central Continent and the Northern Territory are not directly connected by natural spatial cracks, and the cost of digging a space tunnel is very high.

Although Lu Yuan’s influence might persuade the Stranger management team to forcibly excavate this tunnel, using personal influence and depleting goodwill like this isn’t cost-effective.

"Then what should be done?"

"You can transport like the Northern Territory craftsman team through the ’temple.’"

"But what about our assets?" Li Chunhong furrowed his brows, "The temple’s carrying capacity is limited. While it can handle the cost of transporting individuals, an entire city...can’t be transferred over."

"The entire assets of a Level Three civilization should indeed count for something. We can’t exactly start from scratch in the icy wilderness, can we?"

Lu Yuan had actually considered this issue as well.

Even with his current wealth, encountering Level Three civilization ruins would still mean scavenging some junk; rashly persuading others to abandon their wealth is genuinely imprudent.

However, the situation is different now.

He is now in the position of an Acquired Myth, and exercising some abilities beyond imagination wouldn’t arouse much suspicion from others.

"You know I possess the Storage Space ability."

"After becoming an Acquired Myth, the Storage Space powered by bloodline power can house massive amounts of material. So you can divide the city into multiple parts; I’ll help pack and transport the valuable factories and equipment."

"Things with no value like steel and cement, you don’t need to bring them; they can be easily bought at the Northern Territory Trading Market. This way, your pioneering difficulty won’t be too large."

Lu Yuan could actually put an entire human city into the Qiankun World and transport it out again once reaching the Northern Territory.

But he didn’t dare to gamble; the Qiankun World is too significant, and he couldn’t take the slightest risk or let any information leak out.

He would rather transport things manually a few times, work a bit harder, in exchange for security.

This idea was indeed quite appealing.

Li Chunhong and others were silent, exchanged glances, and then said: "Your suggestion does have some feasibility, but we need to return to plan, inventory assets, and divide the city. This will require at least a year."

"We also need to prepare the populace for the mindset of pioneering again and arrange for the corresponding transportation costs. This would all add up to a significant amount of time."

"Our population is close to one hundred million. The transportation cost isn’t a trivial amount."

"By the way, how large is your Storage Space?"

Lu Yuan replied, "1.1 cubic kilometers, anything larger won’t fit."

Everyone was taken aback; such is the terrifying power of an Acquired Myth—that much space, enough to load many things in one trip.

And Lu Yuan was contemplating upgrading his "Earth Escape·Shuttle."

In recent years, the frequent exchanges between the Northern Territory and the Buzhou Alliance have shown that the carrying capacity of the "Earth Escape·Shuttle" is somewhat lacking, unable to load some ultra-large items.

If transporting the entire population of a civilization, it would deplete an enormous amount of Spirit Essence.

"Let the Immortal Palace Strange People handle it; not everything has to be done by me..."

Currently, materials were relatively sufficient, and the Turtle Civilization had several master craftsmen, so enlisting their help wasn’t considered a big deal.

Coming back to his senses, seeing the human leaders still deep in thought and discussion, Lu Yuan could guess at their hesitation: "The industrialization of myths is vigorously underway, and the Northern Territory would definitely not fall behind."

"Although I can’t personally go to the Northern Territory, I will dispatch Li Datie and the core craftsman team over there."

"And the tasks over there are quite weighty; the Planet Engine project hasn’t even got underway yet. You need a credible, communicative, and highly motivated civilization to oversee this work. Do you think you’re up to it?"

Since he put it this way, Li Chunhong and others had to set aside their hesitations. After all, Lu Yuan’s "favorability" was far more important than any wealth!

"What do you think we should do?"

"Once you reach the Northern Territory, just focus on developing yourselves. At least strive to reach a Level Four civilization to have more sway. There are already several human civilizations there, so your presence won’t be too abrupt."

"Your greatest asset, in fact, is the ’Frost Mist Demon.’ The Northern Territory has few anomalies, and catastrophic anomalies are entirely nonexistent. The ’Frost Mist Demon’ is just well-suited to grow in that icy, snowy environment."