Living in the Doomsday and Becoming an Immortal Alone

'So, why all this fighting and killing?'

Hei Yao gazed at the vibrant blue planet through the porthole of the passenger spaceship.

The last time he came was... the last time.

Back then, he had Ye Zi drop an asteroid to slightly alter Earth's ecological environment.

Although later, humans hid in the Fortress, enduring that winter without much trouble.

Hei Yao now donned a new look, sporting the latest Earth Civilization fashion—leather pants, a leather jacket, and an afro.

From security checks to border control, Hei Yao had prepared enough safeguards in advance.

His organization had made considerable achievements in the field of infiltration.

Hei Yao stood up and turned to look at the seats behind him.

Dozens of eyes immediately turned to face him.

'Why are they all so tense, worried that they'd not be targeted by the border control officers?'

Hei Yao exclaimed, "Alright, members of my company, feel free to enjoy the scenery of the Mother Star. Our civilization will surely become the dominator of this Star Domain, and the Mother Star might become a museum in the future!"

The four Spirit Cultivators he brought along nodded with smiles and clapped gently.

They were being quite accommodating.

The nine expressionless men and women now turned to the portholes, gazing at the blue planet.

They nodded blankly without uttering a word.

Hei Yao clicked his tongue lightly, threw a flirtatious glance at the approaching flight attendant, and then sat back down, engrossed in reading a projected newspaper.

Hei Yao was eager to see what expression Wang Zheng would make when he saw these law enforcers.

For the past eighty years, he had been longing day and night for this Great Pioneer.

Hei Yao truly didn't anticipate.

After painstakingly managing for so many years, accumulating so much power and resources, subduing Blade Beasts, undermining spiritual cultivation, he was still no match for one outburst from this Great Pioneer.

Moreover, the thing Hei Yao feared most had indeed occurred.

The rise of Earth Civilization.

Before his last visit to Earth, Hei Yao did have some pity for this civilization.

Pity for it becoming a stepping stone on the path to realizing his ideals.

But during his last visit to Earth, Hei Yao noticed the problem.

They were too resilient.

And that autonomous mechanical development route seemed potentially more terrifying than Blade Beasts. Somehow, they could get that autonomous machinery to cooperate without the risk of rebellion.

That was truly puzzling.

For these past eighty years, Hei Yao had been watching Earth Civilization from afar, fully understanding the trajectory of its rise.

Hei Yao concluded that there must be some powerful Mechanical Body orchestrating behind this mechanical force.

Recently, he locked his target on the Mechanical Maid who used to accompany Black Storm when it was active.

Any life form or Mechanical Body associated with this Great Pioneer is bound to have abnormalities, which is nothing out of the ordinary.

Thinking this, there was a sudden transmission into his ear.

"What do you plan to do later?"

The voice had a somewhat obscure and stilted tone of the Spirit Cultivation Civilization language.

Hei Yao turned to look at the cold-faced woman behind him who sent the transmission, and replied with a transmission:

"We agreed that I would bring you to this planet. Now that I've delivered you here, you should sense the peculiarity of this planet."

"If you need me to take you to find Black Storm... we'll have to up the ante."

The cold-faced woman impatiently replied, "You're being greedy, Spirit Cultivator."

"This isn't greed," Hei Yao sighed, "You know my situation. When I faced Black Storm, it imprinted a soul mark on me, subjecting me to excruciating torment for the past eighty years... I'm risking my life here."

"Now that we've reached here, if you don't cooperate, we can still kill you."

"Then I'll just shout and we'll all self-destruct together. This is Earth Civilization's Mother Star, and who knows how many Spirit Cultivators and Mechanical Army are here."

Hei Yao leisurely responded:

"Firstly, we currently don't know the true strength of Amina, who is closely associated with Wang Zheng.

"She broke through the limitations of the Spirit Cultivator's Core Circuit.

"Secondly, this is just my Avatar. You can destroy it, and I won't hold it against you, but if you fail to capture the Black Storm, then our cooperation will be over for good.

"You should think it over."

Hei Yao shook the projection paper in front of him and continued to read it leisurely.

The cold-faced woman remained silent for a dozen seconds.

The flight attendant passed by with a trolley.

"Alright, what do you want?" the cold-faced woman asked.

"Of course, it's technology," Hei Yao spoke slowly, "Give me a skill that allows soul control."

"Hmph, we can't leave anything behind."

"Or you could report this upwards," Hei Yao chuckled, "I can assure that I won't pass it on, and I'm actually quite interested in your organization too."

The woman nodded without saying more.

She was probably contacting her superiors.

...

Now splitting the focus.

Hei Yao was heading to the Earth Space Station with this group;

Meanwhile, Wang Jixuan was also busy.

Master Wang had just eavesdropped on the conversation of these four mysterious visitors, growing more curious about their identity, and feeling a bit uneasy about the information conveyed by the Jade Talisman.

If the opposite party turns out to be the kind that maintains cosmic peace and traverses various planes, would his noncompliance lead to more formidable adversaries?