Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

Adisa controlled the character of the Sovereign, speaking with extreme calmness.

"Alright, since we’ve encountered them, regardless of the reason, we must confront the enemy."

A captain stepped forward himself.

"That’s right, we managed to defeat the last civilization, so this time should be no exception, especially since we have Lord Jia Yan."

"Yes, we’ve all seen Lord Jia Yan’s strength. As long as we provide a little support, our combat power is absolutely strong."

"Haha, a newborn civilization in this game, engaged in battles with two great civilizations, it’s quite a sight. Being part of it is a fortune."

One player after another stepped forward.

"Oh, that first guy who stepped up, he’s got some skills. Let him take on a better position."

Jia Yan was also observing the scene, so he said this to Adisa.

For him, it didn’t matter who bore responsibilities in this game. After all, it was just a game.

Like now, that captain wasn’t notable before, but this time, stepping out first proactively, caught Jia Yan’s eye. It didn’t matter if he was genuinely skilled or not; if it didn’t work out, he could simply be replaced.

"Very well, you’re all on track. Come, I’ll register you."

Adisa smiled slightly, not letting the dignified Sovereign himself do the registration, but instead pointed at someone who looked scholarly to act as the clerk.

This was a game, but because everything used was real, even the starry sky was real, and the players’ bodies were too, everything here felt very much like a real world.

In fact, this was the real world.

So gradually, players experienced the unique allure of this game.

Among them, some people gradually became good friends, drinking, chatting, singing, and even some male and female players became couples.

Some players initially just regarded this as a game, but because it felt so real and full of warlike experiences alongside romantic tales, gradually, they didn’t want to leave and instead clung to the game, reluctant to log out.

Of course, the longer they stayed online, the more the game operators earned. Even if they didn’t make money directly, the derived value of players staying in the game still earned the operators a substantial amount.

Yet, considering current in-game time, players from Earth’s civilization had yet to experience the passionate allure that people from ancient civilizations felt towards the game.

The biggest news regarding this game was that there had been multiple instances of players becoming so engrossed in it that a few who had the means approached the game operators, requesting to acquire the characters in the game and to become their in-game personas in reality.

Though there were many twists, some successful and some not, the news still garnered a large following for this civilization game.

"What? There’s intel from the intelligence department saying a civilization is approaching from afar?"

When the Earth civilization led by Jia Yan halted not far from a civilization that had operated for a year, that civilization also utilized its detection technology to know about Earth’s arrival.

They were all as silent as cicadas in winter.

Although they’ve operated in the game for a year, that civilization was still relatively weak.

If they encountered a civilization operating for two or even five or six years, they’d be in trouble.

Of course, if some civilizations developed quickly, a one-year-old civilization might even contend with a three or four-year-old civilization, but unfortunately, this civilization wasn’t one of them.

So they were very afraid.

"According to our intel, it seems this approaching civilization isn’t highly ranked, but it seems like they’ve been through a battle, and even... won."

"What, a not highly ranked civilization won a battle? This suggests they either have a highly skilled pilot or they’ve developed some unique warfare tactics. Even if their level is lower than ours, we must proceed cautiously."

In this one-year-old civilization, the leaders sat together, each extremely solemn.

In a one-year game civilization, players’ levels had begun to change, and these leaders present weren’t exceptions; each of their levels wasn’t low.

This was because they performed well in previous energy gathering or territorial expansion endeavors, receiving rewards from the system that elevated their levels quickly, leading them to leadership roles.

However, regarding warfare, none of the leaders present had experienced warfare within the civilization game.

"What should we do? If we’re to fight them, we should attack now, as they just arrived and haven’t secured their position. But if we wait until they establish themselves, we’ll be in a tough spot."

"Fight? If this civilization has fought another, attacking without any intel would be reckless. It would be a swift loss."

"In my opinion, they seem like a civilization that hasn’t been in the game long. Their spaceship looks very basic and hasn’t been reinforced. If we attack now, even if they won previously, the level disparity should make it easy for us to win."

"Fight? If they had no confidence or assurance, they certainly wouldn’t boldly show up in front of us. I disagree with attacking; such a confident civilization isn’t one we can easily handle. I say we should escape."

"Escape? This game is about warfare. If we flee once, what about the second time? We definitely need to fight, but we can’t start a war without any intel. At the very least, we should observe and see what kind of warfare they specialize in. If they have a spaceship main cannon advantage, we should try to engage them closely. If they have experienced warship pilots, we should fight them from a distance. With a little observation, we should be able to discern. Besides, in such a short time, they likely won’t enhance their strength significantly. Observing is enough."

The Sovereign of this civilization calmly issued the final judgment.

"Yes, the Sovereign truly has experience, remaining unfazed."

Those surrounding high-level personnel all agreed with the Sovereign’s judgment with great conviction.

Meanwhile, on the other side, Earth’s civilization had also received the news that this civilization was already aware of their arrival.

"Oh god, a one-year civilization knows of our arrival; they’re bound to attack us directly."

"If they attack, we’re done for. We only have one battleship."

"Hopefully, they won’t attack, but how is that possible? A spaceship from a seemingly newborn civilization just flies right in; why wouldn’t a fully-armed civilization attack? Not attacking would be foolish."

Certain entities remained worried.

But their worries lingered without resolution.

"What’s going on, why aren’t they attacking?"

"Did we do something? Why isn’t the other side initiating an attack, and even assuming a defensive stance? We’re just a newborn, small civilization."

"Uh, perhaps it’s the work of our Sovereign or Lord Jia Yan? But it seems like they haven’t done anything."

One by one, Earth’s civilization game players felt extremely astonished.

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