I am the Clone of a Death Row Inmate

Likewise, building anything else was just a matter of thought.

Su Ze found this Dream Space to be incredibly useful. He could change its layout and add all sorts of facilities at any time.

Besides, this Dream Energy was ridiculously overpowered. It completely defied logic and reason. For example, he could create a car without an engine or motor that could still drive at incredible speeds.

He even tried creating a glass, and the water poured into it could change temperature according to his will.

Everything here felt as absurd and unreal as a dream.

Of course, this was limited to the Dream Space. Outside the base, things weren’t so magical.

After remodeling the base, he added warehouses for storing resources, a treasury for valuable ones, and a hall specifically for public access.

Inside the hall, Su Ze installed numerous machines. Powerhouses at the Overlord level and above could come to these machines to accept missions, earn contribution points, and exchange those points for resources.

For now, Su Ze only opened the contribution point system to those at the Overlord level and above.

As for the Extraordinary-level evolutionaries, the evolutionary resources they needed could be found entirely on Zexing.

Even obtaining extracts wasn’t a problem.

Although there were no mutant beasts on Zexing, and thus no extracts to be found, methods for extracting Evolutionary Material from curios were already known throughout the universe.

This was naturally no difficult task for the ridiculously powerful Dream Energy. Inside the base, Su Ze also tried building a device specifically for separating Evolutionary Material from curios.

He gave it a try, and the results were quite impressive.

There were no mutant beasts on Zexing, but there was a considerable number of curios formed from the bones of dead ones, ranging from Tier 1 to Tier 6.

Besides these, the base was fully equipped with office areas, conference rooms, a cafeteria, training rooms, and everything else one could need.

He planned to assign roles to Zhou Wenshan, Lin Hua, and the others in the future, so he had already set aside offices for them.

Evolutionaries generally didn’t need to eat, but Su Ze set up a cafeteria anyway. After all, sometimes eating wasn’t just about filling one’s stomach.

The training rooms in the base, enhanced by the Dream Energy, were extremely effective—far more so than the ones in the Emerald Spaceship.

Additionally, Su Ze set up a classroom, planning to have the Pope give regular lessons to everyone on the basics of the universe.

Zexing was currently isolated from the rest of the universe, but once their strength grew to a certain point, contact with the outside world would be inevitable if they wanted to continue developing.

Working in isolation would ultimately limit their achievements.

It was essential for the Human Race to start learning about the universe as soon as possible.

Naturally, Su Ze created an extra-large, luxurious office for himself, complete with an adjoining deluxe suite.

What he found frustrating, however, was that the entire decor was still in the previous fairytale style. It seemed to be a preset program by the Creation Dream Butterfly that not even he, with his administrative privileges, could change.

Once he finished remodeling the entire base, he was finally able to settle down and examine the resources Mr. Ao had left behind.

What he valued most, of course, was the subsequent skill inheritance for Meteor Impact and Void.

He found both of them in the form of two Crystal Balls. Each time his evolution level increased by a tier, he could absorb the energy within the Crystal Balls to upgrade these two skills once.

Su Ze’s Meteor Impact skill was currently a Quasi-Divine Skill, and he could upgrade it to a full Divine Skill right now.

But he wasn’t in a hurry. He planned to go into seclusion later to sort through all his skills—upgrading what needed to be upgraded, dismantling what needed to be dismantled, and fusing what needed to be fused.

As for the inheritance for Void, Su Ze naturally planned to give it to Mr. Ya. However, Mr. Ya was still only a Supreme and couldn’t upgrade the Void skill yet.

Unwittingly, the gap in evolutionary levels between Su Ze and Mr. Ya had grown quite large. Even the Flesh Statue Mr. Ya had created for Su Ze had lost its resurrection function due to the vast disparity in their life levels.

Mr. Ya had been working hard to catch up. Now that they were on Zexing, where resources were far more abundant than on Blue Star, Su Ze believed his strength would also enter a period of explosive growth.

But to Su Ze’s surprise, the most precious item in Mr. Ao’s legacy was not these two skill inheritances.

With a single thought, Su Ze took a step and arrived in the deepest part of the Dream Space: the core area.

He could alter and reconstruct the entire Dream Space, with the sole exception of this place. This was the core of the Dream Space, the source of all Dream Energy.

Here, a golden heart was beating, THUMP-THUMP, as if it were a living thing.

Looking closer, however, it wasn’t a real heart. It was a condensation of golden evolutionary power mixed with Evolutionary Material, providing energy for the entire Dream Space.

When Su Ze arrived, a warm, deep male voice entered his mind, filled with the care and expectation a senior holds for a junior.

”You have accepted the Human Race’s leader skill inheritance, and you will have opportunities to acquire new skills at the God-tier. My own skills may not be suitable for you, nor do I have any that are particularly remarkable. Moreover, my failure to revitalize the Human Race is proof that I was not strong enough. Following my old path may not be the best choice for you, so I chose not to leave you my skills.

”I hope you will be stronger and more outstanding than I was. I hope you can accomplish what I could not, lead the Human Race out of the darkness and into the light. I hope you will stand on the shoulders of your predecessors to reach ever greater heights, forging your own path instead of replicating the failures of those who came before.