Chapter 898 - 606 Burn the boats_2
"Kaska, does your spaceship have the capability to broadcast externally?" Duge asked.
"Yes, it’s an essential feature for every spaceship. If compromised in the universe, we can send out coordinates for rescue," Kaska replied.
"We’ll broadcast to everyone that the Origin of Mankind of the Thorne Divine Tribe is on Emperor Star. Possessing the Origin of Mankind can recreate a Divine Race." Duge smiled and said, "As long as we get there before the Thorne Divine Tribe, we can hand over the Origin of Mankind to him."
Such a familiar scheme.
Jannie remembered the story of Selma desperately seeking a child and quietly sighed, her true intentions finally revealed.
"You plan to give away the Origin of Mankind? It’s a Divine Artifact!" Kaska exclaimed, eyes wide.
"What else?" Duge smiled and said, "Do you really plan to defeat the Thorne Divine Tribe with just the three of us? That might be brave, but it’s pointless beyond needless sacrifice, and the Origin of Mankind would still end up with the Thorne Divine Tribe, and the people in the universe might not even know the Thorne Divine Tribe had ever come."
"..." Kaska fell into silence.
"Kaska, my goal is to protect Emperor Star; as long as we achieve that, it’s enough," Duge said. "Do you know why no one will help you fight the Thorne Divine Tribe? Because helping you brings nothing but trouble."
Having the Origin of Mankind as bait changes things. Those civilizations qualified to contend with the Thorne Divine Tribe, or the enemies of the Thorne Divine Tribe, will all be drawn in. You’ve been using the wrong approach."
"What if we hand over the Origin of Mankind to another civilization?" Kaska, long accustomed to Duge pointing out his mistakes, frowned and said, "Our actions will still anger the Thorne Divine Tribe. If they don’t get the Origin of Mankind, they will vent their fury on us, and the people of Emperor Star will still not survive."
"Kaska, we can use the Origin of Mankind to get other planets’ people to take us off this planet," Jannie said.