I Can Program My Body?

Chapter 659: Heading to the Convention

Hearing Nash’s mocking words, Marcellin knew it was nothing but a bluff.

However, it was indeed as he said: even if they helped Nash transport their allies, could it really affect the Azure Heaven Alliance recruitment?

If not for the ripe timing, all the surrounding forces would already have fallen to their knees.

"We can help you with the transport of the allied team that wants to join you; however, it’s only available for a limited time," Marcellin proposed after a little thought.

"That’s fine. How about setting the time to ten years?"

"Hmm, is that all?"

"Yes." Nash nodded, unable to think of other conditions.

"Then I’ll call headquarters. Wait a while..."

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Ending the call, Marcellin began to relay Nash’s request to his superiors.

"A Tier 7 mother core ship? And free passage for the allied team? We also have to provide the materials?"

Hearing the request, the line on the other end paused.

"Should we reject him?" Marcellin asked nervously.

"No, just agree to it. As for the contract and conditions, let him sign after the convention."

Thinking of the benefits the neon battleship could bring to the Azure Heaven Alliance, a little loss didn’t matter.

Compared to the agreements and exchanges they had with other top-tier teams, it was nothing.

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Soon, having come to a decision, Marcellin called Nash again to relay the result.

"That’s great. I’ll begin to prioritize your order once the mother core ship is delivered."

"However, can you help me transport a few teams now? It would take a while to train them to build the neon battleship," Nash requested.

If he waited until the contract arrived, it would waste too much time.

To deliver 10 billion neon battleships in ten years, every second counts.

"Sure. You can tell them to go to the public trading zone affiliated with the Azure Heaven Alliance. We’ll process their registration," Marcellin agreed.

Although they still hadn’t signed a contract, it wouldn’t hurt to accommodate Nash ahead of time.

Securing the deal, Nash couldn’t help but smile.

In a while, the Sun Star Area would experience another population surge.

At this rate of growth, it wouldn’t take long before their territory became insufficient for living.

Thinking of the coming convention, Nash might find a solution to this specific problem.

"By the way, how many can I bring to the coming convention?"

Thinking of Camilla and Elizabeth, Nash considered taking them along.

"Unfortunately, the invitation is only applicable to you."

"Why? Certainly, one or two more individuals wouldn’t matter?"

"The place for the gathering is small. Thus, it was decided that only one representative from each high-level team is eligible to attend," Marcellin explained.

It’s not that he couldn’t take more; it’s simply not allowed to take multiple individuals from a single team.

"I see. Then can you tell me the various precautions I need to know?" Nash nodded in understanding and asked.

At the mention of his question, Marcellin began listing all the rules of the convention.

The first convention began five years ago. Under the agreement of all overlord cosmic teams, all top-tier teams were invited to participate.

Besides the exchange of resources and information, it was a loose alliance to address unexpected threats in the wild void area.

In addition, only cosmic elites are eligible to participate in the cosmic competition.

All personnel outside the scope aren’t even allowed entrance to the convention.

The length of the convention isn’t fixed; depending on the urgency of the matter, it might last a few days to over a month.

Inside the convention, security is also paramount.

No matter what grudge one has, they can’t act on it; otherwise, all teams would retaliate against the attacker.

After talking for a long time, Nash learned all kinds of information not only about the convention but also about its formation and the various leaders who managed it.

With others busy with their own matters, they could only end the call.

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A few days later, after dealing with all matters in the Azure Public Trading Zone, Nash returned to the Sun Star Void Area to continue his training.

Although he could also train there, it wasn’t as safe as his own territory.

Nash also relayed the Azure Heaven Alliance’s willingness to transport allies who are willing to join them.

In a few weeks, various teams should be arriving at the Sun Star Void Area.

In the meantime, Nash asked everyone to prepare and settle the new arrivals.

He also asked William to spread word of the Azure Heaven Alliance’s assistance.

With such a safe way to travel, they should be able to invite more teams.

They were not picky; as long as a cosmic team was not a notorious murderer or pirate, they would accept anyone.

Soon, with everything on track, time began to pass in a blaze.

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Three months later, with the convention approaching, Nash bid Camilla and Elizabeth goodbye.

"I should be back after a few weeks. Don’t worry."

"Still, be careful on the way. If it’s truly dangerous, you don’t need to gamble away," Camilla said worriedly.

Although Nash repeatedly told them it was safe, given that it was a gathering of top prodigies from the entire universe, how could the place be peaceful?

Those arrogant geniuses surely have one or two quirks that could cause trouble.

"We already have enough foundation. As long as we stay hidden and safe long enough, there is no enemy we can’t conquer," Elizabeth said with confidence.

Although she couldn’t see the future clearly, she felt the future was bright.

Even if they did nothing, they could conquer everything in their path.

"All right, don’t worry about me. Don’t you have confidence in your husband?" Nash smiled.

Although he could no longer defeat the two, Nash still had confidence in his strength.

If he wanted to, he didn’t think anyone was capable of preventing his escape.

"Take care..."

Unable to say more, they could only wish for Nash’s safety.

Transforming the void pulse into a light armor, Nash stepped into the teleportation station.

As for Atom, because of the limited quota, Nash left him behind.

Traveling bare, Nash’s steps seemed a little heavier.