450 Prince Lunardo (2)
“A Lv. 10 Origin lifeform in just over 3,000 years?” Xu Jingming was surprised.
There were less than 1,000 Lv. 9 Origin lifeforms in Oohook Star Alliance, and there were only three Lv. 10 Origin lifeforms. From the ratio, it was obvious how difficult it was to break through from Lv. 9 to Lv. 10.
A Lv. 10 Origin lifeform at the age of 3,000-plus years old! It was rare among cosmic humans.
“Yes, Lunardo’s family was originally marginalized in the royal family. In another hundred years or so, they will be stripped of their royal rights due to insufficient merit, and ‘Primestar’ would be removed from their name. But because of the rise of Lunarstar, the merit their family accrued increased rapidly. If Lunarstar becomes more outstanding and continues to increase his accrued merit, he stands a chance of becoming the first successor in line,” the Primordial Battle Armor AI said. “Because of his brother’s status and authority, Lunardo’s status naturally rose.”
Xu Jingming understood.
“Lunardo is now traveling and sightseeing in the various cosmic sectors. He enjoys himself greatly and values etiquette and face! He’s a little narrow-minded,” the Primordial Battle Armor’s AI reminded. “Earth needs to be careful when he arrives. If he’s angered, you will have to rely on some of Primordial City’s strength to deal with him.”
“Yeah, Earth will definitely be very careful.” Xu Jingming nodded.
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“A member of the royal family of the cosmic advanced civilization, the Primestar civilization? His brother is a Lv. 10 Origin lifeform while in his 3000s and being second in line for the throne?” The upper echelons of Earth and the person in charge of the Black Moon civilization stationed here were very nervous.
When had they ever encountered such an important figure in a remote place like theirs?
Therefore… A grand reception team was respectfully welcoming this scion of the Primestar royal family in outer space.
Secretary General Angus and Captain Ennor waited respectfully with their men.
“To think I’d encounter the royal family of an advanced cosmic civilization in a small place like Earth.” Captain Ennor also felt bitter. It was tough and tiring to receive such an important figure; there were usually no benefits even if one did a good job.
The slightest mistake could be a calamity for Captain Ennor.
“We have to serve this royal scion well.” Secretary General Angus was even more nervous because while Captain Ennor would individually suffer if something went wrong, all of Earth’s civilization would be in terrible trouble.
Earth’s civilization was ultimately too weak.
“They’re here.”
Everyone in the welcoming team jolted and was extremely respectful as they watched a purple-black spaceship appear.
The spaceship projected a long shadow.
A group of figures appeared out of thin air and split into two rows.
This group of about 100 people had different looks and looked like they came from different civilizations, but every one of them emitted a powerful aura.
“More than half of these 106 people are Lv. 8 cosmic lifeforms.” Captain Ennor was quite knowledgeable and could determine them at a glance. “From the looks of it, plenty of these Lv. 8 cosmic lifeforms are guards and servants?”
Finally, a youth in a gorgeous robe appeared.
His shoes had strange patterns. If one knew their stuff, they would know that the value of this pair of shoes was comparable to the value of an habitable planet. This allowed him to escape by traversing short distances in the void.
His clothes, inner wear, and the patterns on his face all had their history.
Clearly, those in charge of welcoming them like Earth and Black Moon didn’t know. These were some of the luxury items popular among the nobles of the Primestar civilization.
“What a backward civilization.” The youth looked down at Earth and said softly, “However, a new civilization should retain many of its original cultural characteristics. Many civilizations these days seem to be replicas of one another; they’re boring.”
Secretary General Angus, Captain Ennor, and the many people in charge of welcoming him listened. None of them dared to retort or speak.
The youth looked at the group of people welcoming him. These people didn’t dare to look at him directly.
“Earth, and… You guys are from the Black Moon civilization?” The youth looked at these people and could tell from their appearance that they weren’t from the same planet.
“Your Highness,” Captain Ennor said respectfully, “after Earth’s civilization integrated into the Cosmic Human Alliance, our Black Moon civilization was in charge of helping them excavate the minerals and integrate them into the cosmic civilization. I’m the Black Moon civilization’s military commander stationed in the solar system, Ennor.”
The youth nodded and instructed, “Make arrangements. I want to take a look at Earth’s native culture.”
“We’ll definitely satisfy Your Highness,” Secretary General Angus said respectfully.
Although this important figure had arrived suddenly, the entire Earth’s civilization had been mobilized to welcome Prince Lunardo to the best of their capabilities.
“Alright,” the youth responded. He was used to the respect afforded to him by weak civilizations everywhere.
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Xu Jingming could use the Primordial Battle Armor to monitor everything in the solar system, so he naturally knew everything Prince Lunardo did.
There are actually 65 guards and servants beside Prince Lunardo? Xu Jingming was a little surprised.
“With his brother’s talent, he will be the emperor of the Primestar civilization. Even if he doesn’t succeed, he can still become the king of the Primestar civilization,” the Primordial Battle Armor’s AI said. “His brother is very powerful, but his brother doesn’t have any children! Therefore, many people who want to invest in his brother will befriend Lunardo.”
“No children?” Xu Jingming was surprised.
“Some powerhouses with long lifespans don’t care about children, especially those who are focused on the evolutionary path. They even feel that marriage and children will affect their focus,” the Primordial Battle Armor’s AI explained. “For example, Redmond, the father of your good friend, Tejano, focused on cultivation until he reached a bottleneck before he was willing to have children.”
Xu Jingming continued observing Prince Lunardo’s actions. Earth and the Black Moon civilization’s garrison are already serving him very carefully. I hope he leaves as soon as possible.
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Prince Lunardo sat there and watched some of Earth’s native performances with disinterest.
Those who could perform here were all expert artists, but Lunardo found them boring. He had been on Earth for more than half a month and had seen everything he needed to see. The novelty had long passed.
Whoosh.
Lunardo reached out and tapped gently in front of him, and a large number of names appeared on the projection.
“Angus,” Lunardo said.
“Your Highness,” Secretary General Angus answered respectfully.
Lunardor looked at the list on the projection and smiled. “Earth’s civilization doesn’t have much to offer, but there are still talents on the evolutionary path. There’s a person named Xu Jingming who reached Lv. 7 in less than two years?”
“Yes,” Secretary General Angus replied.
“I’m quite curious about him,” Lunardo said with a smile. “Get him here. I want to meet him.”
“Yes.” Secretary General Angus didn’t dare to refuse and immediately sent a message to China.