In the face of a difficult world, they were able to move forward courageously, but they were hesitant. It was obvious who was better.
Some people reflected on the situation.
The association was not a leisurely organization. On the contrary, in the face of an almost infinite apocalypse, everyone felt a sense of urgency. Even the usual system and tasks did not give people a leisurely feeling.
Even if they did not feel much about the mission of saving the world, they would lose a lot of things if they did not climb up the ladder in the association.
Status, lifespan, future …
They might even be kicked out of the God's Kingdom. For most people, this was unacceptable.
In fact, this was also a competitive atmosphere deliberately maintained by Shen Yi.
Any organization that wanted to maintain its internal vitality could not avoid competition.
However, this was something that was imperceptible. Shen Yi did not say anything at this moment.
He just said, "In that case, it's up to you."
It was considered that the third trainee commissioner of the teaching world had been confirmed.
Reid and Gu Yan followed their own ideas. After choosing some resources, they left the God's Kingdom and arrived at the world they needed to save.
The world of Twilight, the civilization of Twilight.
"You should have a general idea." Gu Yan looked at Reid. "Otherwise, you wouldn't be willing to come here. Tell me about it."
Although they were in a competitive relationship, they were not stupid enough to oppose each other in the process of saving the world.
Competition was reflected in their respective performances.
The ability to cooperate was also one of the performances.
"Hope Sect." Reid spat out this name. "Just like how human characters are changeable, it is difficult for human civilization to have a unified and singular will. There are people who accept the end of extinction, but there will also be people who still have hope in their hearts. My plan is to start with these people and slowly spread the fire of hope until it changes the entire world."
This was indeed the reason why Reid took the initiative to apply to come to this world.
He saw hope in the Hope Sect.
Even the most pessimistic old man would have a trace of hope in the face of death.
What they had to do was to magnify this hope until the old man struggled to get up from the hospital bed and struggled to survive.
"Hope Sect, huh …" Gu Yan did not simply agree or disagree. He needed more information. "Tell me about it in more detail."
"Hope Faction is actually not an official name. It's more like a popular name among the people, but it's also widely accepted." Reid had no intention of hiding anything, so he shared the information he had obtained in greater detail. "Therefore, it is not a unified force. Anyone, any organization, as long as they are still working hard to save human civilization, they can be classified as the Hope Party. This includes some of the more well-known organizations, such as the space migration project, the survival base project, the food research project … These are all official projects of the world government, and their goal is very clear — to save humanity."
The human civilization was firmly and irreversibly heading toward death.
Almost everyone was aware of this.
However, on the surface, the world government still maintained some projects that attempted to reverse the end of humanity.
These projects were the greatest representatives of the Hope Sect.
"How many of them are still functioning normally? And how much power did they invest? "Gu Yan keenly noticed the main point.
"I'm not sure." Reid shook his head. "What's on the surface is fake. We still need to investigate to find out what's going on behind the scenes."
"Let's go then." Gu Yan was very straightforward. "I agree with using the Hope Sect as a breakthrough point, but we have to investigate first. Let's start with the Space Immigration Project."
"Okay." Reid nodded.
He had originally thought of the same thing.
It had to be said that competitors were often the ones who understood each other the best. When they had the same idea, cooperation would be very pleasant.
The two of them did not waste any time.
The Space Immigration Project was one of the first projects established by the world government. It was established thirty years ago.
The grand occasion at that time could still be found on the Internet.
This could be said to be the first huge collective project after the establishment of the human collective government.
It gathered all the space forces in the world and set an ambitious goal.
The goal was to build a spaceship that could accommodate two billion people into space within thirty years.
At that time, technology was still developing at a rapid pace, and the economy had not been seriously affected. Because of the early space competition, countries were like a hundred flowers blooming, and they had all kinds of extraordinary space technology accumulation.
In fact, this was one of the reasons why humans did not have much of a sense of crisis in the early days, despite constantly destroying the environment.
They had announced early on that humans were about to enter the interstellar era.
And now.
Thirty years had already passed.
Reid and Gu Yan came to the Space Immigration Project Center.
Like the rest of the world, this place was filled with high temperatures, yellow sand, and gray land.
However, the huge signboard was still standing tall.
This was a door that looked like a spaceship. It was thousands of meters wide and hundreds of meters tall. Even though it was now covered with a layer of dust, one could still feel an unparalleled magnificence.
The bustling scene when this construction project was established was still preserved on the Internet.
However, Reid and Gu Yan's hearts were half cold.
The reason was simple.
In this project center, which was no less than a large city, there were less than 120,000 people.
Reid and Gu Yan both remembered.
How many people had been gathered in the city for one of the largest projects in human history?
16 million people!
Excellent engineers from all over the world, top scientific research experts, and an incredible amount of funding.
But there were only 120,000 left?
"It seems that it's worse than we thought." Gu Yan looked at Reid. "The official website still claims that they have five million people working hard for the immigration project."
"Let's go in and talk." Reid's expression was not very good.
Naturally, he would not believe the numbers on the official website, but he thought that there should be at least a million people.
After all, it was such a huge space research city.
But 120,000?
What was the difference between this and complete abandonment?
Even Reid's mood was a little bad at this time.
He took the lead and walked in. His extraordinary perception kept collecting the situation around him.
This city was a place where all the space projects were gathered.
Including space planting, space energy, space circulation … and most importantly, the spaceship construction base.
But as soon as they came in, Reid and Gu Yan were sure.
"Even this city is only a half-finished product." Gu Yan's brows were already furrowed. "Two-thirds of the area is not completed and is in a state of abandonment."
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