When Brian returned to the base, he found Harris waiting for him.
"Overlord, I obtained an important piece of information through the communication system in the S Battleship.
"Oh, what is it?"
"The S Battleship Main Fleet will be deployed. They have sent a full fleet to attack Planet Helka."
"How long will it take for them to get here?"
"By alternating between curvature propulsion and spatial hyperdrive, they are estimated to arrive in a month."
When Number One, who was beside Brian, heard Harris' words, she cried out in surprise.
"What? A full fleet?"
On the other hand, Brian looked calm.
"It's just a full fleet. We can take them down. Is there any other news?"
Harris was a little flustered as he stuttered.
"Re— reporting to the Overlord, there is no more news from the fleet. As for the destruction-grade space battleships and space weapons, our research team has encountered some trouble."
Harris paused for a while. Then, he continued.
"The obsidian-related materials we previously obtained from the S Battleship Squadron were incomplete. Thus, we have encountered a bottleneck in a crucial area of spatial technology."
When Brian heard this, he seemed somewhat displeased.
"Alright, you may leave. Continue monitoring the movements of Planet Bhutler."
After Harris left, Number One was still very worried. "Divine Lord, can we defeat the full S Battleship Squadron from Planet Bhutler?"
"There's no need to worry. I have something to do, so you can leave first."
Number One seemed somewhat reluctant. However, she saluted and walked away.
When Brian returned to the base, he felt the civilization seal on his right hand flicker.
Another planet overlord who came from Earth like him was contacting him.
Brian held out his wrist that had been hidden in his cloak.
The civilization seal on his right hand was still flashing.
"Taylor from Planet Las?"
After thinking for a while, Brian made his decision.
He was very close to Taylor.
It had been a long time since they last met, so they could catch up.
Brian used the civilization seal to communicate with the Interstellar Overlord System. Then, he projected his consciousness into the black hole that he had gone through when coming here.
The space inside the spatial black hole was the only platform for the hundreds of thousands of planet overlords from Earth to communicate over long distances.
By relying on their civilization seal, interstellar overlords could project their consciousness into the same space and display their actual image.
No one knew how this space came about.
In short, this was an extremely mysterious space.
After entering the space inside the black hole, Brian appeared in the middle of a huge square.
He was surrounded by neat lawns and rows of roadside trees.
His surroundings were also dotted with flowering bushes scattered throughout.
Furthermore, there was a pavilion at the center of the plaza.
A sexy woman with purple wings on her back was sitting on the bench in the pavilion.
The clothes on her body barely covered her vital parts, leaving the rest exposed.
Brian took a look at her and felt very emotional.
Then, Brian walked over and gave a dry laugh. "I was right. It's you,Taylor. You're even sexier than before."
"Thank you."
Taylor just responded lazily, giving Brian a wink in passing.
Brian was very surprised and exclaimed uncontrollably, "You actually have purple wings on your back. How exactly did you do it?"
The Model Galaxy had hundreds of thousands of planet overlords.
When Brian first descended into the black hole, his consciousness entered the spatial black hole. Then, he met Taylor here.
Taylor was the planet overlord of Planet Las and controlled all the intelligent creatures on her planet.
Planet Las was a planet that studied magic.
Demi-human creatures called Winged Demons lived on Planet Las.
Planet Helka and Planet Taylor were both located in Region 15 of the Model Galaxy.
However, there was a very large difference between the type of civilization present on both planets.
Planet Helka had been a technological civilization for generations, but Planet Las was a magical civilization.
Furthermore, no one knew the distance between the two respective planets.
To know the distance between planets, one needed a three-dimensional star map at the very least.
"My wings?"
Taylor smiled and denied this statement.
"Brian, you know as well as I do that people can't grow wings unless they undergo genetic modification."
"The wings on my body are magical wings that are a result of black magic and assist me in flight. Unlike technological civilizations, these wings are related only to the strength of the user's magic. When one cultivates advanced-leveled magic, these wings will also become almost solid. When that time comes, my body will also change."
After explaining, Taylor could not help but tease Brian, who kept a poker face.
"What, are you very interested in my body? You can have it any time you want."
"No, no, no. I was just asking about the wings."
Brian replied awkwardly, then let out a sigh.
"There are times when I really envy your magical civilization type. A technological civilization like mine can only strengthen our external forces. However, we have never strengthened our own people."
"Being overly reliant on your own weapons might not be a good thing."
When Taylor heard this, she did not agree with him.
"Technological civilizations and magical civilizations are simply different. I'm actually quite envious of you."
Brian was puzzled. "Why do you envy me?"
"Technological civilizations strengthen their external forces, Thus, when their power is damaged, it won't have much effect on their bodies. After all, when a mecha is damaged, it can be repaired. However, it's different for magic users. When their power is damaged, not only will it harm the user, the user will also have to constantly bear the backlash from magic even when their power is not damaged."
Perhaps it was because this woman had a great gift for languages, but Taylor spoke quickly, finishing a long paragraph in a flash.
She then explained in her alluring voice.
"Furthermore, in the early stages, technological civilizations can make use of spaceships to fly into space very quickly. If not for the fact that I am a galactic overlord, the magical civilization might not have been able to enter outer space for tens of thousands of years."
There were no spaceships in magical civilizations, let alone spatial battleships.
To overcome gravity with one's body, one had to reach a very high speed.
Depending on the size of the planet, one had to reach the corresponding second and third cosmic speeds of the galaxy to travel freely between the stars.
Breaking through the second cosmic speed would allow one to break free from the planet's gravity and reach other planets in the galaxy.
Meanwhile, breaking through the third cosmic speed would allow one to break free from the gravitational pull of their star and reach galaxies where other stars were located.
Furthermore, this speed was basically the speed of light.
As for whether anyone could escape the "fourth cosmic speed" of a super-large galaxy with a diameter of tens of thousands of light years like the Model Galaxy, no one knew.
Without specially strengthening their bodies, the bodies of the fragile sorcerers would be mercilessly torn apart by the atmosphere or the broken stones in the universe while flying.
It could be said that technological civilization had the upper hand in the early stages of the competition for planet resources.
Planet Bhutler was a classic example of this.
Planet Bhutler relied on generations of interstellar plundering and captured 11 subsidiary planets. Then, they used the resources on these planets to put together three fleets.
Many of their subsidiary planets were non-technological civilizations that had yet to develop, including magical civilizations.
"Maybe I'll be bullied by other technological civilizations and will look to you for protection."
This time, Brian didn't refuse her. Instead, he was unusually decisive.
"I'll protect you."
With that, Brian suddenly asked a question.
"After speaking so much, why exactly have you come to look for me?"
Taylor didn't expect Brian to answer so seriously and decisively. Thus, she froze.