I am the Clone of a Death Row Inmate

”Mage, let’s complete the parasitization first,” Su Ze suggested.

It was safer to finish the process before taking action. This would ensure that everything Mage said was true.

Mage naturally nodded in agreement. With the Pope also present, Su Ze completed the simulation of the Blood and Flesh Parasite.

”Relax your body. Remember, you absolutely must not resist in any way. If you do, a failed parasitization will be the least of your worries; it could also damage your mind,” Su Ze warned.

”Alright.” Mage indicated that he was ready.

Su Ze then raised his hand and shot a ball of water, which drilled into Mage’s body.

Mage’s entire body was relaxed. He lay on the ground and allowed the water ball to complete its parasitization, offering no resistance even when it reached his brain.

He was arguably the most cooperative of the few Moon Gods Su Ze had parasitized, and the process was the smoothest.

The parasitization was completed without a hitch.

”Master,” Mage said respectfully as he got up.

”No need to call me Master. We had an agreement. You’re my contract worker, and I’ll naturally grant you freedom after five hundred years. You can call me ’Boss’ or ’Star Lord’,” Su Ze said.

”Yes, Boss.”

”Record the coordinates of the Super Star.”

...

A short while later, having obtained the coordinates for the Super Star, Su Ze gathered everyone on the ship for a meeting.

”Next, we’re splitting into two groups. Mr. Ya, you’ll take Dou Er and Dou San, go with Mage, and pilot the Hero to confirm the Super Star’s status.”

”The rest of you will stick to the original plan with me and continue toward the Spirit Race’s Public Planet.”

”Yes, sir!” everyone responded in unison.

”Mr. Ya, I’m giving you piloting authority for the Hero. Follow Mage’s directions and go confirm the Super Star’s current status. Regardless of whether the Super Star has an owner, is unclaimed, or has vanished, don’t linger. Immediately head to the Spirit Race Public Star Realm to rendezvous with me.”

”You can count on me,” Mr. Ya said with a grin, showing his large front teeth.

”Good. It’s a long journey, so you should depart immediately!”

Mr. Ya and his group wasted no time. They immediately boarded the Hero and set off for the Super Star’s location.

With a Sun God-level Spaceship and three Moon Gods accompanying them, their safety was well-assured. They could even escape from an encounter with an average Sun God expert.

After seeing Mr. Ya and the others off, Su Ze handed control of the ship over to Lin Hua and said:

”Senior Lin Hua, we’ll proceed according to the original plan, but we can slow down a bit. Especially when there are Public Planets nearby—even if it means a slight detour, we should swing by for a few laps. We must not let a single den of bandits escape. When it comes to wiping out evil, we can’t leave any blind spots. We must restore peace and order to the universe!”

”Yes, sir!” Lin Hua said resolutely, his eyes filled with righteous determination.

Ever since he started hunting bandits, his strength had increased more than it had in the four hundred years he was trapped on Zexing. He had now fallen in love with this job.

Seeing all the members of the Starry Sky Guard Team around him pumped up and full of energy, Su Ze nodded in satisfaction.

’This is the spirit we need to maintain!’

From now on, regardless of whether they encountered large or small groups of bandits, he would personally take action instead of just observing.

Because he needed to end battles quickly. It was time to go all out and start making money!

The location Mr. Ya and his group were heading to was extremely remote. Even traveling in a Sun God-level Spaceship, it would take a considerable amount of time.

Once they reached their destination, it would take even more time to travel to the Spirit Race Public Star Realm to rendezvous.

Therefore, Su Ze and his group had plenty of time to ”waste” on the way. Of course, he planned to use this time to make some more money.

...

Ryo was a Star God of the Sea Race. As their name implied, the Sea Race lived in the great oceans.

The Sea Race might sound powerful, but that was not the case.

Because there were no oceans in space, their Racial Talent could only be maximized in the sea. In the Cosmic Starry Sky, they were like fish out of water—ill-suited to the environment and relatively weak in combat.

This fated them to be poor invaders of other races. However, they were incredibly powerful when fighting on their home turf, in the oceans of their own planets. They were the type of race with no offensive capability but more than enough strength for self-preservation.

In terms of racial hierarchy, the Sea Race was a weak race, comparable to the Bag Race, and they didn’t even possess the Bag Race’s powerful reproductive abilities.

But when fighting on their home turf in the ocean, their combat power was comparable to that of a first-rate race.

This was also the reason they had survived to this day without being wiped out.

They were a weak race, but conquering them was as difficult as dealing with a first-rate one—a thankless task.

And the planets the Sea Race chose to inhabit were often those with a vast percentage of their surface area covered by oceans.

The Sea Race’s sole Ancestral God had even specially constructed a planet made entirely of seawater. That place was a paradise for the Sea Race!

However, to prevent their entire race from being exterminated, the Sea Race had taken many precautions, such as dispersing some of their people to live scattered across the various corners of the universe.

Ryo was one such member of the Sea Race who had been dispersed to establish his own settlement.

Among the Sea Race, a Star God was already considered a prominent expert. He led a group of his people to occupy a beautiful, azure planet, becoming its master.

This planet had not awakened any evolutionary power. Given their strength, they wouldn’t dare occupy an Evolutionary Planet anyway.

However, with over ninety percent of its surface covered by oceans, it was an ideal habitat for the Sea Race.

A normal planet like this, covered by seas with little land, would generally not attract any attention. Nor would anyone be bored enough to go exploring in its oceans.

This branch of the Sea Race lived there with great peace of mind.

The one thing that gave Ryo a headache, however, was that the planet could not produce any evolutionary resources. Because of this, he had to take a group of his people to the nearest Public Planet to purchase supplies every so often.