Luo Ji obviously had no intention of promising anything to those four gold players from the Rakshasa camp.

Leaving aside Ivan Rust, who has reached the super-standard level, the gold-level strength of the Rakshasa camp is far inferior to that of the Celestial Kingdom camp.

Ivan Rust did not ask them to send troops in the previous battle. At first, he thought that based on his own strength, he could easily defeat Luo Ji and would not need them at all. This was naturally one of the reasons, but another reason was that he knew that

Even if the four gold players send troops, they won't constitute much combat power. There is no need to waste energy on this.

And Luo Ji, of course, had no interest in their little fighting power.

The original promise to Ivan Rust was to let them go if the other party didn't come to seek death.

In other words, he was just letting them fend for themselves. The life and death of the four Rakshasa players had nothing to do with him.

But now, if you deal with this matter, wouldn't it be inviting trouble for yourself?

In the current situation, Luo Ji didn't have much time to spare.

Instead of wasting time with them, after giving a few casual instructions to the four Rakshasa players to take care of themselves, they stopped talking to them and continued to worry about their own affairs.

Then another period of time passed...

At this stage, in addition to farming and developing their fields and restoring their military strength, the only thing their All World Civilization has to do is to pay attention to what is going on with the Styx Civilization and Mechanical Civilization.

However, after so many years of fighting in this area, to be honest, the situation is very stable.

The size of the Styx civilization is there, let alone fighting a war of attrition with each other. Even if they seriously fight to the death, the outcome between these two super-standard civilizations may not be determined in a short period of time.

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Based on this premise, the biggest advantage of their Chinese camp is that there is a super player like Luo Ji in this battlefield.

As long as Zhong Mo operates properly and slowly drags it on, Luo Ji's civilization of all realms will recover and even rise completely.

At that time, in this battlefield, their Chinese camp will be two against one.

Although Caesar Trank's mechanical civilization is powerful, can it still withstand the two of them joining forces?

Judging from the current overall situation, this should be the safest solution for their Chinese camp.

The only thing that makes people slightly scrupulous is the sun that the magic civilization was dragged away...

I don’t know what tricks that guy Caesar Trank is trying to pull off.

According to the usual behavior of mechanical civilization, if the other party makes such a move, it means that after dragging away the sun and abandoning the magic civilization, their mechanical civilization has a higher chance of winning. Otherwise, the mechanical civilization would not do such a thing.

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At the same time, it is precisely because of this that it makes people fear...

Regarding this issue, Luo Ji had actually thought about it many times over the years. He had various ideas in his mind, but it was difficult to come up with a specific number.

And just when he was so entangled, a "didi-didi" message alert brought him back to his senses.

Taking a closer look, the person who sent the message was Zhong Mo.

Without bothering to think about it, Luo Ji directly opened the message window and took a look at the content.

At first glance, it suddenly became clear to me.

I have to say that Zhong Mo thought of him together.

Both of them were speculating on what Caesar Trank was planning.

By the way, when confirming the news, Luo Ji and Zhong Mo had sent a fleet to try to search for the whereabouts of the magic civilization's sun.

Regardless of what Caesar Trank thinks, just cut it off for him, it's absolutely right.

However, by the time they received the news and assembled their troops to set off, it was obviously too late.

In fact, even Ivan Rust couldn't catch up, let alone them?

Under normal circumstances, how difficult is it to find the sun?

The sun is as big as the sun and produces heat and light. Is it not easy to find such a large light source in the universe?

But that guy Caesar Trank is undoubtedly well prepared. The devices of their mechanical civilization can not only cover the sun so that no light can shine through, but can also offset the sun's gravity and absorb solar energy through high intensity, converting it into energy.

In order to propel the energy, it pushes the sun to move, and is supplemented by the environmental mimicry of the fleet of mechanical civilization.

In this way, if you want to find a sun in this huge universe that is completely blocked from light and heat and can also hide its whereabouts, the difficulty will undoubtedly increase exponentially.

Originally, if Caesar Trank had revealed his move earlier, Zhong Mo and Luo Ji wouldn't have been so entangled.

But the problem is that after such a long time, the other party is still fighting a war of attrition with Zhong Mo's Styx Civilization.

Looking at this optimistically, it may be that the sun that was abducted from the Magical Civilization has not yet fallen into the hands of Caesar Trank.

After all, the distance between civilizations, even if there is a fixed space door, would take more than half a year to move.

And when dragging a sun, even according to the technology of mechanical civilization, there should be no way to smoothly use space shuttle to move.

In addition, the sun is the largest celestial body in a galaxy, and its size is far beyond that of ordinary planets.

Dragging a sun to move? It is completely conceivable how impressive the moving efficiency will be.

Based on this premise, in order to avoid possible pursuit, after the mechanical civilization succeeds, it may choose to take a long way around and avoid the pursuit route to ensure safety.

But in this way, the distance for their return journey will become even longer. You said that this sun has not actually officially fallen into the hands of Caesar Trank. This is actually not completely impossible.

On the contrary, if the sun has actually fallen into Caesar Trank's hands a long time ago, but the opponent has not made any move, then they have to suspect that Caesar Trank is holding back his ultimate move.

Luo Ji and Zhong Mo were worried about nothing more than this.

Now that Zhong Mo has come to him, to put it bluntly, he wants him to send troops!

According to Zhong Mo, no matter what tricks Caesar Trank wants to play, it is always right for them to directly start to put pressure on the mechanical civilization and reduce the opponent's troops and resources.

But in a fight between his undead army and mechanical civilization, he really has no advantage.

For this reason, he hoped that Luo Ji's civilization of all realms could also send a large army to launch an offensive from another direction.

Of course, Zhong Mo also knew that at this stage, Luo Ji's military strength was most likely not fully restored, so he did not ask Luo Ji to launch a strong offensive.
Chapter completed!