I became the Great Old One

As the chief's movements quickened, the navigator's struggle slowly diminished.

Finally, the chief took a clean handkerchief from the servant's hand and gracefully cleaned the blood stains on the corners of his mouth and teeth. Then he leaned comfortably on his throne.

The surrounding generals, staff and servants seemed to be accustomed to seeing the crazy and bloody scene in front of them.

Some of the young, lively guys even whistled.

The information provided by the navigator is naturally precious, and sailing across the stars in a certain direction in the void is not an easy task even for the technologically advanced Fire Elf tribe.

It is necessary to determine the relevant information in advance.

The fire spirits have the talent to devour the technology and civilization of other races. This talent is actually applicable to the same tribe, but it is strictly prohibited by law.

Of course, the warchief holds supreme status among the tribe, and he is the spokesman for Cthugha the Demolition.

The law cannot restrain the will of the great chief.

The warchief tapped the handle of the throne with his thick fingers, making a dull metallic collision sound.

The hall that had been noisy with blood just now fell silent instantly, and even the unruly generals now had a silent expression on their faces.

For fear that one of their actions would disturb the chief's thinking, they even slowed down their breathing.

After about half an hour, the chief slowly opened his eyes.

"Most of the information provided by the navigator is true." The chief's first words made the generals present show expressions of surprise.

One of the old generals, who looked strong and almost second only to the great chief, stood up and said, "Chief, please let me lead the army to destroy those barbarians. I will definitely escort the gods that those barbarians believe in to you." "

This man's name is Barkas, and he is the top general under the chief.

With the army he led, he once conquered hundreds of living planets for the Fire Spirit Tribe.

"good."

With a smile on his face, the warchief nodded slightly: "General Barkas is much more powerful than that good-for-nothing Cyrus, but this barbarian in the remote galaxy is not easy to deal with either. They have developed In order to achieve interstellar navigation with the help of subspace, we should send more generals to complete this mission to ensure nothing goes wrong.”

After thinking about it, the chief called out the names of twenty generals in one breath.

After hearing these names, the expression on General Barkas's face was slightly moved.

The total number of generals in the entire Fire Elf tribe is no more than a hundred, and a large part of them, like General Cyrus, only have one battleship.

Now if all the twenty generals ordered by the great chief are deployed, they will be equivalent to more than half of the fire elf tribe's military strength.

"Are the barbarians found on Planet Mine 3 really so powerful?"

General Barkas couldn't help but raise his head and asked.

"Yes." The great chief nodded: "If nothing else happens, this barbarian will be the strongest opponent we have encountered since we stepped out of the Holy Land. Of course, we will defeat them and devour their flesh and blood to enslave them. After the gods, the benefits we have received are unprecedented.”

"I see."

After General Barkas heard these words, his face shone with excitement and bloodthirsty.

He returned to his seat and asked no more questions.

However, it seems that even this is not enough for the war chief. He thought for a while, continued to tap the metal handle of the throne with his fingers, and said in a low voice: "The key to war lies in intelligence. It is unreasonable to only rely on the intelligence provided by this navigator to support a war. Send a message to Kai General Les, let him lead his red pirates to find the Dragonborn's home planet and launch a tentative harassment of it. We need more information about the Dragonborn. "

"The Red Pirate..."

After hearing the name of the Red Pirate, the faces of some people present became a little ugly.

The Red Pirates are the most lawless group among the Fire Elf tribe. They are fierce in combat and fearless of death. They have robbed ships of the same tribe many times. There were conflicts and frictions with many generals present.

Among the hundreds of large and small armies of the Fire Spirit Tribe, the overall strength of the Red Pirates can be ranked in the top three.

Even among the crazy and bloody fire elf tribe, the red pirate can be described as a madman. Most fire elf generals are unwilling to cooperate with these guys in war.

However, the majesty of the warchief is supreme.

Although the faces of several generals present looked a little ugly, in the end no one stood up and raised a voice to object.

"Then the matter has been decided." The chief clapped his hands, with a smile of joy and expectation on his face, "If you have no objections, then try to set off as soon as possible! I will give you thirty days to prepare. , and I hope you can bring me good news as soon as possible..."

"Swear not to disgrace your orders!" The generals knelt in front of the chief, saluted solemnly and left one after another.

…

When the fire spirit tribe mobilized its army, there was chaos.

Deep in the distant subspace, Su Heng was also studying the coordinates provided by the goddess Ergani under the crimson sky while hurrying towards the target location.

It can be seen from the tightly furrowed brows of this giant beast that Su Heng is not in a very good mood at this time.

This guy walks and stops.

From time to time, he will scratch his butt and head with his huge claws.

Two subspace demons that were born from nowhere roared all the way towards Su Heng. Su Heng casually pinched these two monsters as big as mountains in his hands and subconsciously stuffed them into his mouth, and then spit out a large piece of rotten meat with a puff.

"What the hell!" Su Heng said angrily.

He slept for just over a thousand years, but during this period of time, which was not long for the old days, the subspace has undergone drastic changes.

The total amount of intelligent life on various life planets is constantly increasing.

Fire spirits, dragon descendants, humans... some of the best among them have begun to embark on the road to conquer the starry sky. And the emotions generated by intelligent life are the best nutrients for the growth of the subspace.

At the beginning, even if Su Heng wanted to step into the subspace, it was not an easy thing.

Now, a mortal prophet with a little talent can also feel the changes brought about by the chaos and turbulence of the subspace from some prophecies.

This shows that the connection between the subspace and the physical universe is becoming closer and closer. The activity of the subspace will produce a large number of extraordinary people in the entire universe, but it will also bring many disasters.

From a long-term perspective, even Su Heng cannot give an accurate answer as to whether the consequences of this matter are good or bad.

However, such changes are irreversible and cannot be stopped.

From the current perspective, the most critical and intuitive impact on Su Heng is that he is a little lost in the subspace.

"Empiricism kills people!"

Su Heng turned his head angrily, and finally spit out a mouthful of hot quench helplessly.

The experience brought by navigating the subspace before falling asleep is now outdated. Not only did Su Heng not find the location specified in the coordinates, but he deviated greatly from the course and wasted a lot of time.

Fortunately, Su Heng's perception ability is quite strong. The surging chaos and turbulence in the subspace is a natural disaster for ordinary intelligent life.

Just witnessing one of the waves will distort the mind and bring irreversible changes to the body.

But for Su Heng, it was just some annoying fog. Even in the deepest and most dangerous vortex, the chaotic power condensed to the extreme will not cause any substantial impact on Su Heng.

In the case of strong bricks flying.

Su Heng used his super sense and the beacon given by the goddess Ergani to determine the position again.

This time he finally found the direction. The chaotic power in the subspace became increasingly thinner until the vast and boundless physical universe appeared in front of Su Heng like a scroll.

The stars were shining.

Su Heng stood in the dark and cold void, his chest heaving, and the crystal fins behind him constantly absorbed power and information from the light of the stars.

He found a crimson planet on the sky not far away.

Unlike other wild and cold planets, this crimson planet is dotted with all kinds of huge and ancient buildings, and the long river of evil energy formed by the flames runs through these buildings.

This planet is obviously a planet, but it is constantly radiating ominous light.

"Kosig..."

After Su Heng woke up, the goddess Ergani generously and unreservedly shared with Su Heng the information she had collected over the past thousand years. Among them was the introduction of multiple intelligent life forms.

It can be seen.

Although the Dragonborn and humans have just set foot in the starry sky, the goddess has already begun to prepare in advance for the subsequent wars that may break out.

Among these materials, the introduction of the fire spirits is naturally the most abundant and detailed.

Comparing the content of the information provided by the goddess, Su Heng recognized at a glance that the planet emitting ominous light in the starry sky was the ancient holy land of the fire spirits.

The fire spirits were born and developed from this planet and then stepped into the starry sky.

However...

In the information provided by the goddess.

Su Heng was still keenly aware of some strange contents.

One of them is that in the past thousand years, the planet "Kosig" seems to have been constantly migrating in the starry sky. Another point is that the speed of civilization development of the fire spirits seems to be too rapid.

"There is something strange on this planet." Su Heng muttered in his heart.

Su Heng thought of the Explosive Burner Cthugha, that guy is a very scary old day.

According to Su Heng's understanding, the old days seem to be unable to usurp each other's authority. Only guys like Su Heng and Caius, who are called "outsiders" by Hastur, can dominate the power of other old days.

But in the information provided by the goddess, Cthugha broke this iron rule.

In a fight in the past, Cthugha cruelly killed another old ruler named Gheros and usurped the other's authority and power.

Since then, Cthugha has been both a powerful Explosive Burner and a big alarm clock that makes the stars restless.

However, it is precisely because of this incident.

Cthugha became the mortal enemy of the Pillar Gods, and several large-scale wars broke out between them.

What made Su Heng feel a little strange was that he had clearly come to the holy land of the fire spirits, but he did not feel the breath of the Explosive Cthugha here.

Could it be that the other party had sneaked away?

It shouldn't be the case.

With doubt in mind, Su Heng looked intently at the planet Kosig.

He saw crimson ripples of energy light curtains on the surface of the planet. Hundreds of huge warships dragged long streams of light and flew out into the void outside the atmosphere of Kosig, forming a forward array under the starry sky.

The leading warships seemed to have discovered Su Heng's trace and began to fly tentatively in the direction of Su Heng.

Su Heng observed the warships of the fire spirits.

Unlike the battleships that had landed on the planet Lagnia, these huge warships in front of him were in a strange crescent shape with a radius of about five kilometers.

A huge propulsion device was installed on the back of the crescent, and a long tail of light gushed out from the engine.

It pushed the huge warship forward at an accelerated speed.

On the front side with the crescent arc, dark green light was condensing from the curved tips on both sides, and hissing electric currents were entangled on the tips. Sound cannot propagate in the complete void, but Su Heng has super sense, and can still feel the terrible beeping sound caused by the high-frequency vibration of the electric current.

When Su Heng was observing these fire spirit warships with interest.

On the leading fire spirit warship, General Balkas, who had just received the order from the chief to set off, also observed Su Heng with horror.

"What on earth is this thing!?"

Balkas frowned and slapped his palm heavily on the table.

The table made of black gold was actually slapped by this huge force to form a concave palm print. In the huge sound, the fire spirit crew members in the command room couldn't help shivering, and uncontrollable fear appeared on their faces.

"Still can't get a complete image?" General Balkas came behind the navigator and asked in a low voice.

"Yes, General."

The navigator wiped the non-existent cold sweat from his forehead, and while operating the auspex with both hands, he explained in a fluent and clear voice: "For some reason, the detection ability of the auspex seems to be blocked by some position that we cannot understand. Under normal circumstances, we can even see two beasts mating on the surface of the planet through the auspex at such a close distance. But such a large auspex can't even observe the general shape of a celestial body, and can only transmit back a vague mosaic pattern!"

"And, what's worse is that the power device of our battleship is under the influence of a strong vertical force. Field interference, the engine must be fully driven to barely maintain balance. If we continue to approach that mysterious star, our battleship may lose control and be completely scrapped into a pile of abandoned space junk! "

"How is this possible! ? "

General Balkas screamed: "My flagship is the most advanced Eternal Glory-class battleship. It can even pass through the star field near the neutron star. How can it lose control under the influence of such a small celestial body! ? "

"But this is the fact!" The navigator argued helplessly, with an unknown fear in his tone: "This feeling... is like we are staring into the abyss. "