The appearance of Zheng Yizhao made the problem much simpler.
Under his leadership, Li Fang's men, who were already almost crippled, laid down their weapons and surrendered, integrating the last bit of opposition forces on Earth.
At this point, there is finally only one voice on Earth.
Although this is the general trend, the result is inevitable whether Zheng Yizhao appears or not, but he has shortened the time required to solve the problem, and most importantly, reduced the number of people who may die.
Therefore, it's understandable that Zheng Yizhao's preferential treatment at Li Bai's hands was perfectly normal. After all, according to their current strategy, it's best for each faction to nominate a leader to manage their subordinates, thus minimizing any potential chaos. Therefore, Zheng Yizhao still needed to manage this group of people.
Fortunately, Yang Jia and Li Bai were both very busy at the moment, so busy that she had no energy to think about this problem.
There is so much to do.
We need to restore contact and exchanges with Hope Star. We need to gather all the humans stationed on Earth and several surrounding planets, ensure they remain safe, and then send them away. We also need to administer the evolutionary vaccine to those with physical disabilities at the bottom of society...
This is just the general situation. There are countless emergencies that need to be dealt with in daily life. Li Bai and Yang Jia are so busy that they can barely maintain this somewhat chaotic situation.
"This won't work when we get to Hope Star." Finally having some rest time that day, Yang Jia looked at the documents in his hand and said to Li Bai with some concern.
Li Bai nodded, "I know. Don't worry. I won't let them mess around over there."
Humans going to Hope Star are not allowed to carry weapons, and the supplies they can carry with them are very limited. After arriving on Hope Star, food, clothing, housing and other daily necessities will not be free. They have to start everything from scratch and cannot have so much energy to cause trouble.
Of course, if someone can't adapt psychologically to this kind of environment, they might become extreme and take risks. However, such people are a minority after all, and considering that there aren't many people on Hope Star to begin with, transporting them there in batches can keep the problem under control.
As for trouble, there will definitely be some, but as long as it's not big, it's fine.
The process of domestication is always difficult, but after becoming familiar with everything on Hope Star, humans who have experienced such great changes will naturally yearn for stability. In particular, they will find that on Hope Star, resources are so abundant that nothing is lacking. As long as they work hard, they can obtain everything.
In this environment, even if someone wants to cause trouble, it won't cause much waves.
Human beings have been wandering for a full five hundred years - although they live on Earth, this now-broken Earth can no longer be called the mother and cradle of mankind, let alone provide the species living on it with everything they need.
"It's good to know what's going on," Yang Jia said. "No matter what, everything is moving in a good direction. We are moving towards hope and the future. This feeling is so good, it's almost addictive."
For them, being able to live in this era and participate in all of this personally is a test, but also a blessing.
So although they were busy, everyone's heart was full. They had smiles on their faces, walked briskly, and spoke in lively tones, spreading this happy atmosphere.
Despite extensive preparation, the immigration process took several years.
On the one hand, there are too many people on Earth, and they don’t have enough spaceships to transport them all at once. On the other hand, they don’t want to send so many people over at once and cause an impact on Hope Star.
Moreover, there are too many things on Earth that need to be taken away and sorted out.
Yang Jia also hoped to transport the system, but building equipment on the planet capable of receiving so much information would take time, not to mention the data transmission. Although communication between the two sides had become much clearer and data transmission speeds had increased over time, the channel was still too narrow compared to the vast amount of system data.
So although data has been transmitted continuously so far, in fact, only the less important external data has been sent out. As for the real core content, Yang Jia decided to store it on a larger device and transport it directly to avoid any accidents during the signal transmission process.
In short, thanks to everyone's efforts, all problems are being solved step by step.
Earth calendar year 480.
"Two more trips and the immigration work on Earth will be complete." Yang Jia looked at the data and asked Li Bai, "Aren't some people going to be left behind? I feel like if we leave like this, it's like Earth has been abandoned."
Although this seems to be the case, it is still hard to accept when the day finally comes.
Even Yang Jia thought so, let alone others? As the number of humans on Earth dwindled, the atmosphere became increasingly depressing. Occasionally, you could even see people breaking down and crying on the street, saying they couldn't bear to leave.
"No one knows how long the Earth can hold out," Li Bai said, "so we can't keep anyone here."
"Then shall we stay until the end?" Yang Jia asked again.
"I'll stay until the end, but you have to go with this group," Li Bai said. "Send the system data over first to avoid any unexpected problems caused by the clutter at the end. Besides, you should have gone over there first. You can better demonstrate your abilities there, and they need you more there."
"Stop talking." Yang Jia immediately stopped him, "Let someone else deliver the system data. I'll go with you."
"It's just a matter of time." Li Bai said helplessly, "In a few months at most, we'll be able to meet. Our registration is voluntary, and those who leave first are those who can't wait. The people who stay at the end are of mixed composition, so you don't need to stay."
"It's times like this that make me want to be by your side," Yang Jia said. "Before, we didn't have the opportunity or the conditions, so we could only watch each other take risks and could do nothing. But from now on, it won't be like this anymore. No matter what happens, I will face it with you. I believe you will too, right?"
"Okay." Li Bai smiled, "You convinced me."
The second to last group of humans to leave.
Before the spacecraft returns, they must register the remaining people and then board the ship in order.
At this point, an accident finally happened.
Some people don't want to leave.
This was actually to be expected. After all, those who wanted to leave would have signed up early, and the later it got, the less enthusiastic they would be. But most people still wanted to survive, and following the crowd is human nature. So when everyone else left, few would stay.
Very few, but that doesn't mean none.
The reasons for staying are complicated. Maybe it is because they are reluctant to leave the planet that gave birth to them, maybe it is because of uncertainty and distrust of the future, or maybe it is because of other reasons... In short, more and more people are standing up and saying that they don't want to leave.
Of course, if you simply don't want to leave, that's your personal freedom. After all, as the world has evolved, constraints on humanity have become increasingly fewer. Everyone has the right to choose their own way of life, even if they want to die. So it's normal to want to stay on Earth.
Li Bai even decided to leave two spaceships for these people. If they wanted to leave one day, they could just fly the spaceships according to the predetermined route and reach Hope Star.
But the problem is not that simple.
Because there are always some people with extremely extreme ideas. Not only do they not want to leave themselves, but they also don't want others to leave. It's just that before, there were too many people who wanted to leave, they didn't have the upper hand, and it wasn't the last minute, so this idea was not clear. But now, they have exploded.
An organized and disciplined resistance, armed with the weapons they found.
While some troops were still among those who hadn't left, their numbers were certainly small. After all, every ship needed troops on board to patrol and manage the ship to prevent accidents and riots. Once on Hope, a garrison would be necessary to provide a deterrent. As a result, the number of troops on Earth naturally dwindled, and now only a small contingent remained.
When Yang Jia woke up in the flames of the explosion, he was still a little confused and didn't know what had happened.
Li Bai had already hurriedly put on his clothes. Seeing her sit up from the bed, he hurried over and explained briefly, "Someone's causing trouble. I'm going to go check it out. You stay home and don't come out."
"What's going on?" Yang Jia quickly threw off the quilt and got out of bed. "I'll go with you."
"No, you stay." Li Bai pressed her hand. "They must be the group of people who don't want to leave Earth. They want us to stay with them. Don't worry, I'll drive the mecha over there. It won't be a problem."
"Okay, then you be careful." Yang Jia let go of his hand and gave a warning.
But in fact, she connected to the Internet and entered Li Bai's mecha.
Because the mecha was originally intended to use a somatosensory operating system, it had a built-in system space. However, due to the difficulty of operation, this was later cancelled, and the system only had simple functions such as communication. Yang Jia had taken time off to modify it variously during this period, and after much effort, he was finally able to transfer his consciousness over.
However, she never told Li Bai about this. She had originally planned to keep it as a surprise, but she didn't expect to use it in advance.
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