In 2512,

after a short break, the Bonnie Fleet became the Matusalla Colony.

The fleet organization no longer exists.

Humanity will take root and grow here.

Glennie finally gave up the power he didn't care about, no longer served as the fleet commander, and became a "vagrant".

Since being arrested and sent to the Third Forward Fleet, Glennie has been busy, and finally realized his original dream in the last stage of his life.

Live freely, don't have to worry about anything, don't think about anything, have an inexhaustible supply of living materials, don't have to worry about being looked down upon, worry-free, enjoy life.

Now he finally got this "freedom".

But Glennie actually knows very well.

When he suddenly "enlightened" and became an S-class navigator in a very short time, freedom had already left him.

He didn't know when this idea came up.

But the strange thing is that he didn't have any dissatisfaction or complaints about it, nor did he have any resentment.

"Enlightenment" made him experience a different life that he couldn't experience before.

He just felt very strange.

He suddenly became a different person.

Am I still myself like this?

He didn't know.

But does it matter?

Glennie said to himself, I am still alive, and I have a different life that belongs to me, as well as Bonnie, little James, and the descendants of the Zheng family of little James who are spreading. If you

think about it carefully, this is not bad.

There is no real freedom in the universe of life.

The so-called freedom only cares about whether one is satisfied deep in his heart.

Just like now, he is about to drive a small spaceship alone to the planet Mathuselah.

This is still not for himself, but for mankind.

If Glennie still regards himself as an isolated individual, then his behavior will be meaningless.

But if Glennie regards himself as an inseparable part of the vast human civilization, then he will give the highest value to his behavior.

...

UV star in Cetus.

"Do you think Glennie can succeed?"

Fanxing asked Chen Feng.

Chen Feng shook his head, "Whether he can succeed depends on three major factors. First, the source of the quantum virus is really HD140283. The second is whether he can encounter and attract the virus. The third is what kind of changes will happen when he is infected."

Fanxing: "I can't calculate it here. What do you think?"

Chen Feng spread his hands, "I don't know either. Waiting and seeing is the best option. Quantum viruses can infect quantum intelligence, but Glennie is a person."

"But he has been mechanized by "Song of the World."

" "Yes, this is where the uncertainty lies."

The changes that are about to happen to Glennie are related to new things that Chen Feng has never touched before, just like the inventor cannot be sure that the tungsten filament can glow or even be used to make a light bulb before he energizes it.

In the vast universe, the star HD140283 floats quietly.

Burning at a low speed, the light it emits is so weak that the first generation of solar energy light-absorbing wings built by humans need to use an area a hundred times larger than that in the solar system to provide the same amount of electricity.

It is very small and has no star-like momentum.

But the lifespan of this star is close to 14 billion years.

It has existed for too long.

Its smallness and gentleness are the reasons why it can witness the long river of time and watch the rise and fall of the universe.

Over a long period of time, ordinary stars will one day burn out, and the cores of planets will lose energy, either disintegrating, or becoming a dead space meteorite, or being swallowed by the impact emitted when the star dies.

But only Mathuselah has truly achieved the same lifespan as the universe.

If it were an intelligent life, who knows what thoughts it would have when it saw the rise and fall of civilizations and the birth and death of galaxies.

But now its tranquility has been broken by humans.

Dozens of space stations distributed on the ecliptic plane of Mathuselah are rapidly rising from the ground.

An inconspicuous small spaceship is slowly approaching at one-tenth the speed of light.

Glennie's spaceship has been specially reinforced in terms of protection and has abandoned its high-performance engine.

This small spaceship can withstand the high temperature of the chromosphere of a star.

No one knows what Glennie really wants to do.

When someone asked Sumit, she could only say that Glennie might finally be tired of running around and wanted to bury herself in the oldest star in the universe.

In a sense, this was an unprecedented lavish funeral.

Sumit originally thought that the Imperial Academy of Sciences would reject Glennie's presumptuous request because it might destroy the stability of the precious planet Mathuselah, but unexpectedly, the Imperial Academy of Sciences acquiesced.

The spaceship was getting closer and closer to Mathuselah.

The spaceship was surrounded by strong stellar winds and a large number of high-energy plasmas, which destroyed the information transmission of electromagnetic waves and quantum networks. Glennie, who was sitting upright in the chair, could no longer see any external information from the monitoring equipment.

But he was not panicked at all.

He just crossed his legs, holding a thick tome in his hands.

This is a new virtual history masterpiece that historians in this timeline have re-completed based on "The Crisis of the Compound Eyes", "Feng Lei", Chen Feng's personal biography, Chen Feng's own oral narration and a large amount of historical information.

The title of the book is "There Has Never Been a Savior".

This book records all the "history" from Chen Feng's first timeline to the current timeline.

I don't know why, at the end of his life, Glennie became fascinated by this "biographical book".

In order to be able to still be able to work after losing the quantum network, he chose the paper version.

The whole book has a total of ten volumes, each with more than two million words, piled up next to his recliner.

Now he has left thick folds on the other nine volumes.

He has already read the tenth volume and is about to finish it.

Glennie took a deep breath, his nose suddenly itched, and his scalp began to numb involuntarily.

He knew that something was beginning to enter his body little by little.

His consciousness began to dissipate, and was invisibly connected with the planet Mathuselah outside.

He murmured to himself: "There was no me in the previous history."

As the spaceship gradually approached the center of the star, the gravity actuator gradually failed, and his body slowly floated up.

Before Glennie closed his eyes completely, the corners of his mouth trembled slightly.

"But it doesn't matter. I'm here this time. It's better to come at the right time than to come early. Not only me, but also Bonnie, and little James."

Boom!

As the ship was damaged, Glennie's body disintegrated in the heat and his consciousness vanished in an instant.

He was gone.