Chapter 681 - 682 Star of Yellow Sand

Chapter 681: Chapter 682 Star of Yellow Sand

"Have you found anything?" The collector asked.

The collectors searched for the three-star system according to the instructions given by their peers, but found nothing. Except for a planet with a complex ecosystem and a intelligent species that was moving from barbarism to civilization, they dug three feet into the center of the earth and found nothing else similar relics. This chapter is updated by nov(e)(l)biin.com

It seems that this stellar system really has nothing.

"No one was found, not even trace."

The same clan responded to the collector's inquiry, which made the collector question.

"Strange, if the four coordinates in the star picture segment are not the coordinates of the enemy or colonies, why did the destroyed civilization mark these coordinates on the star map?"

Even if it is idle and boring, it is not such a boring method. Is it a star picture found in a battlefield? Will there be some useless things in the warship's computer host?

It can't be the four coordinates marked casually by some crew working on the bridge, right?

At a time when the collectors were puzzled, the same clan raised their views on these questions.

"Maybe time has diluted the traces. If the material science of that civilization is very low, 5,000 years will be enough to wash away everything."

After pondering, the collector replied.

"Let's wait and see. The exploration of the other three star systems has not yet come to fruition."

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"Attention! Start slowing down!"

Reminded by the collectors, the newly born peers answered.

"Om, we will pay attention."

Leap creatures anchored on the orbit and dropped a large number of collector individuals. By changing their appearance, these individuals tend to flatten their bodies, slow down the falling force, and complete the landing of the planet.

The landing collectors drilled into the ground and began to transform themselves in a shallow position, expanding into cocoons, and many rhizomes extending outward on the sarcoma.

Because the water elements on this planet are very scarce, the rhizome expanded rapidly at first, and then soon began to exhaust the required water elements. Collectors can only synthesize trace amounts of water by searching for rare hydrogen and oxygen molecules in the external environment.

However, the collectors soon got good news from their peers who landed elsewhere on the planet.

"Ice has been found at the north and south poles, which can be used as a starting resource point."

"Then start to develop with these two places as the center."

Collectors scattered in various parts of the planet began to change their strategies and give priority to the expansion of the north and south poles, while the collectors of the north and south poles expand and extend towards the equator.

After the docking on the roots on both sides, with the ice as the material base, the speed of the rhizome expansion began to accelerate. The countless roots of the whole planet are staggered together. They squirm in the shallow layer under the surface, with their own The body is woven into a large net.

No, it can't be said that there are holes in the net, and the rhizomes that are woven together only leave rare gaps. It should be called 'cloth', a cloth covering the surface of the whole planet.

After completing the expansion and colonization of the planet, the collectors began to survey the planet.

They found some traces on the surface, which are only formed after a large amount of liquid water flows.

"This trace can only be left by the riverbed, indicating that there was a large amount of liquid water on this planet, as well as mountains and rivers."

Mountains and rivers are eroded by running water, so as long as there are rivers, there will inevitably be mountains and rivers. As long as there is a large amount of liquid water in the environment, it is not difficult for stars to evaporate liquid water to form rainfall, so as to form rivers.

It can also be said that water plays an indispensable role in the birth of life on a planet, at least on earth.