For these exiles, the most important thing is not the future, not the world after death, but what is happening in front of them. Only giving them hope, even if there is only a glimmer of hope, can mobilize their enthusiasm to the greatest extent.

Moreover, for them, they really care about anything. These naive captains have not seen too many complicated people's hearts, nor have the experience of leading a civilization. They do not know how important interest exchange is to a group. As long as they can see hope, they will devote all their energy to it, and even sacrifice their own interests for it.

When I chose the acting captain, I valued this kind of quality. After all, no matter how far-sighted the people who made the plan were, they would never guess that these people would have the opportunity to contact civilizations in other worlds many years later.

Therefore, Shuer just drew a blueprint with both true and falsehood, and then put the difficulties in front of the captains one by one. They naturally took the initiative to take the bait. Their mind is very simple. You have plans and have the opportunity to solve the problem. Now we need help, so we will work hard and try to solve the problem together.

Shuer knew that he had thought too complicated before, so he had little effect. Now he returned to complex problems and negotiated them in the most direct way, and he did have miraculous results.

No matter how old these captains were, they made Sul feel innocent and cute. They were coaxed to give their faith, but they seemed to have taken advantage of it. Everyone was very happy, as if they could participate in this plan and contribute their strength to saving their civilization. This made Sul, who had seen many sinister hearts, smile bitterly, but thinking about Delia's choice to climb the Tower of Babel to become a hero, it was not unreasonable.

What happened next was natural.

Soon, the cooperation project of believing in the gods was finalized. After the captains returned to their spaceship, they would order the central computer to add the faith of Luna, the goddess of Dark Moon, to the dream. This is much simpler than the real world. There is no need to slowly expand the faith, and there is no need to work hard to preach. Just stagnate all the virtual spaces, take the opportunity to build several churches of Dark Moon, and change the public's memories, so that everyone can have faith in the dream. Then, their original body will continuously provide the power of faith to Lord Luna. If everything goes well, maybe before the shadow followers return to Pavatiga, the cooperation project will first achieve results, and the goddess of Dark Moon can receive this gift from another world.

However, there are many problems that follow, and the biggest difficulty lies in theological knowledge. Faith cannot be randomly compiled. True God is very strict. Even if it is just a belief in a dream, it must conform to the doctrine and rules, otherwise it is just false belief. Therefore, the most important thing now is to prepare a most detailed foreign Scripture as soon as possible, striving to ensure that even if you cannot ask Shuer, as long as you read this scripture, you can find the answer to any doctrine problem. Only in this way can you fine-tune the memory of people in the dream without leaving any flaws.

Fortunately, Shuer is an expert in this field. No matter how nonsense he talks, he knows everything about the Dark Moon Church. It is very appropriate to compile such a foreign Scripture. Moreover, he is not fighting alone. Beside him, there are the best consultants and writers, the mobile library catalog of Sav, and the best executor. He only needs to describe her in a general way, and the trust officer Wei can be expressed in the clearest words. With these two people, let alone a book of the Dark Moon Goddess, it is fine to compile the alien Scripture of 928 gods.

Therefore, when the contract was finalized, when Shuer smiled and took out a thick copy of binding paper, the shadow chasers were not surprised at all. With Suff and Shuer's blood-filled eyes as evidence, Shuer must have been pulling Suffer to do this, after all, he never engaged in an unprepared war.

"This is the Scripture of the Lord Luna. It has been modified according to the local characteristics and should be able to adapt to the believers in the dream. You can check it out after you go back. If there is any problem, we will stay in the fleet for a while. You can ask me at any time." Putting the new Scripture casually on the podium, Shuer clapped his hands and recalled the captains' attention, "Then, the exchange of technology is coming."

"I don't want to lie to you either. In fact, our local Pavatiga has a poor level of technology. If you use some evaluation method, you are a third-level interstellar civilization, and we, ha, are still in the stage of planetary civilization." Shur said openly, "This is related to the world rules of our Pavatiga. Many of the basic knowledge of truth in your world are not applicable to us Pavatiga. For example, you used internal combustion engines for a period of time in ancient times, and it is a pseudo-technology that will never appear in our world."

The captains did not interrupt, just listened silently. They knew that since Shuer talked about this issue, he would definitely have a clear explanation.

"But you don't need to be disappointed (they don't seem to be disappointed), we have other solutions." Shur glared at Moria, who was making trouble in secret, and said as usual, "You should be able to guess that Wei is not our Pavadiga people, but a different life form from another world. The world rules of her hometown world are closer to your world, and there are a large number of technologies that can be used for."

"But it's a pity that there are two more troublesome issues. First, although there is a lot of technological information stored in her database, most of them are still too high-end for you. You can't even restore the information according to the information, let alone put it into application. As for the pre-technology that supports these high-end technologies, they are already basic knowledge for them, and they often pass by them without specific interpretations. Therefore, you can't use most of the content. I know that some people are questioning this, it doesn't matter. This is normal. If you are not afraid of wasting time, I can make all the technological information public after the meeting. You can judge whether what I said is right or not."

"The second question is also very troublesome. She works for the military of the Human Federation in the original world. Therefore, most of the scientific and technological information in the database is military content, and there are very few civilians. Fortunately, what you urgently need is mainly related to deep space navigation. This part of military use is better than civilians, and it is more suitable for you."

"In response to these two issues, based on the technological level of your Brown Star civilization, we have compiled a science and technology catalog that you can understand at this stage. Captain Ryan is the information that Wei sent to you in the morning. Please share it with the captain's personal terminal later." After explaining to Ryan, Shuer patiently reminded, "Note that although the laws of the two worlds are close, they are not exactly the same. Therefore, all technologies need laboratory verification and must not be directly put into production and use. We really don't have time to help you verify one by one. This work can only be done by you yourself, but I think it should be fine."

Of course, no problem, no captain can say there is a problem. Although the results are less than expected and it still takes time to test, I don’t know how much valuable time it can save than research by myself. For the exile fleet, every technology may be able to support tens of millions of people for a few years. What else can I feel dissatisfied with?

What's more, everyone thought that shadow-seekers would keep secrets as valuable as scientific and technological knowledge, and it would cost a lot to get them out. Unexpectedly, these people were so easy to talk to, which was surprising.

Looking at their expressions, Shuer knew what they were thinking. Of course he was generous. Hey, in the future you will be devout believers of our Lord. If you are really caught up by the big rift, what is the point of doing these things?

"Everyone can accept it, then I'll be relieved." On the podium, Shuer suddenly raised the volume. "But please note that these are not free. If you want to get these, you need to pay the corresponding price."

"Very good, no one expressed surprise. This means that you are mentally prepared. It seems that the long sailing life has not made you forget the essence of the transaction." Shuer smiled satisfied. "We can provide you with technological information, but in the same way, we also need to copy your technological information. Oh, it is not the selective technology in the virtual world, but all the technologies stored in the database on your spacecraft from ancient times to the present."

There was another whisper, but it was not noisy. It seemed that everyone could not accept it, but they didn't expect that Shuer's appetite was bigger than he thought.

"Since it is an exiled civilization, I will definitely take away all records of the civilization, so that there is a basis for rebuilding civilization. I hope to copy these data and bring them back to Pavatiga." Shur smiled, "If you use some advanced technology beyond your current level to exchange for your historical records, you should not lose money no matter how you calculate it, everyone."

"His Excellency Shuer." The captains had no idea of ​​resistance, but were just a little surprised. The captain who asked the first question stood up again and asked, "Please allow me to ask the liberty. Is there any purpose for you to copy our historical records?"

"Purpose?" Shur rolled his eyes, "Of course it was used. Even you can't apply the advanced technologies we have in existence. How can we use the planetary civilization like Pavatiga? But with your scientific and technological information, we can at least avoid detours for thousands of years. How can I let go of such a good opportunity? That's right, we Pavatiga is so primitive. I'm primitive and I'm proud. What's wrong? Whether to exchange or not, you decide for yourself."
Chapter completed!