I Spread my Genes to Level Up in the Apocalypse

Chapter 194: Captured all the Planets

Just like that, Saturn disappeared, along with its surrounding asteroid belt and moons, all vanishing in an instant.

"That makes three planets now, huh?" Ray murmured, touching his chin thoughtfully. If he continued at this pace, Earth would inevitably face drastic consequences, especially if he managed to achieve his ultimate goal...

The Sun.

Ray turned, gazing straight ahead. Although the Sun's rays barely reached this far, he could still make out a faint shadow resting at its core, which seemed to flinch momentarily.

"Is he indifferent, or is he deliberately ignoring everything?"

He narrowed his eyes in suspicion. Considering how close Mars came to annihilating Earth, and the three planets warring against each other, the Sun's apparent lack of concern seemed all the more puzzling.

"Hmm, does he have some hidden scheme, or does he genuinely not care?" Ray tilted his head in thought. He could discern many details with his True Eyes, yet reading the mind of a being like the Sun was beyond even his ability.

The Sun was indeed a formidable entity. Though still at the Planetary level, its strength far surpassed that of Jupiter, the largest and most powerful planet in the solar system. By comparison, the Sun's power would be at least a hundred times greater.

The sheer heat it generated could obliterate anything in its path, even scorching entire planets into oblivion.

Its power was truly incomparable; the size difference alone, ten times Jupiter's, couldn't begin to reflect the extent of the Sun's strength.

As he pondered this, he arrived at Uranus. But upon reaching the planet, he immediately raised his brows in surprise.

The blue-skinned woman knelt before him, and her people followed suit, all trembling with fear.

She parted her parched lips and spoke, "We surrender."

Ray frowned but said nothing. The sight left him feeling slightly unsettled; it was displeasing to see such a display without feeling entirely satisfied.

"This is rather unpleasant," he muttered, glancing at the kneeling Planetary being of Neptune before his figure suddenly vanished.

The blue-skinned people behind her gasped in shock, some almost rising to their feet.

"Stay kneeling!" Neptune commanded with a frown. "He hasn't truly left—he's simply somewhere else at the same time."

She mumbled this to herself in astonishment.

"This monster... he's not only powerful but full of unimaginable tricks." The fear in her heart toward Ray grew exponentially.

Ray didn't concern himself with how fearful she was of him; to him, she was simply an inconsequential figure with no real significance in his life.

At this moment, he floated in the void within his own dimension, where planetary layers were gradually forming through the absorption of all three planets.

Five layers had already been created, and although this was meant to be only the beginning, Ray noticed something that caused him to pause the process.

"Any additional layers would just be a waste of resources," he muttered to himself. Layers served primarily to protect the core; even Earth had only three layers around its core.

Since his core was as massive as the moon, five layers were more than sufficient to provide protection and maintain stability.

If any more layers were added, it would destabilize his core, causing the gravity to behave unpredictably.

"It seems this is the limit," Ray concluded.

He then added soil and rocks as the final touches, favoring rocks as they would eventually break down and form soil over time.

He also poured in the water, which still housed the sleeping whale, creating a vast sea where the dragon could now make its home.

"Human, thank you," the old dragon said in a trembling voice.

"Don't worry," Ray replied with a casual shrug. "As long as you don't grow too arrogant, I'll help you with whatever you need." He paused. "Also..."

Uranus hurriedly nodded her head, and Ray left the place.

"I wonder if Neptune will be as tamed as Uranus?" Ray wondered while travelling through outer space. The farther he went, the less the sun's light could reach.

After reaching the place, Ray spoke lightly:

"Do you want to fight to the death or surrender to me?" His voice was barely a whisper, and it shouldn't have travelled in this space, but almost all the beings on Neptune heard it loud and clear.

A thin, dark-blue-skinned man gracefully appeared, his brows tightening into a scowl as he saw Ray.

"Is this retribution for attacking you with the three others?"

"No, I would have attacked you guys anyway, even without it."

"I see." Neptune closed his eyes as if seemingly resigning to his fate.

"You are not going to surrender?" Ray raised an eyebrow.

"Yeah, kill me."

"Gladly."

Ray casually moved, turning into a blur and destroying the entire existence of the guy instantly.

Then, he looked at Neptune, and with a loud rumble, it vanished from existence.

After that, Ray looked at Pluto and the other lesser planets. They actually had consciousness as well, but they were merely at the Celestial level, and he wasn't bothered to check them. He directly took them into his dimension.

"Now, Venus and Mercury."

Ray turned around and flew toward the planet. In just a few hours, he reached Venus.

"Surrender or die?"

"Fuck you." The Planetary being of Venus roared. He was a tall, human-shaped figure with crimson-red skin that shone brightly, even compared to the sun's light.

The surrounding space distorted, and a row of unknown elements shot toward Ray in full force.

"So death it is you chose, huh?"

Ray casually nodded his head and punched him.

Bang!

The Planetary being of Venus vanished from existence, just like that.

Then Ray's eyes shifted toward Mercury, the last planet left in the solar system, except for Earth, and the closest planet to the sun.

As Ray travelled through the void, he could gradually feel the heat that curled through his skin.

"This sun is really terrifying," Ray muttered, closing his eyes. "Can I really beat him?"

He snapped open his eyes and looked at the sun again before reaching the final planet: Mercury.

"Hello," he greeted with a smile on his face, patiently waiting. But there was no response. His expression gradually turned colder as he was about to strike.

At that moment, the Sun began to shine with an unusually violent intensity.

"Sun, have you finally decided to make a move?"