Galaxy Domination Guide

The Lizard People were called Harass, and due to pronunciation issues, the names of all individuals of this species were quite difficult to translate into Earth's languages. Strictly speaking, each Lizard Person's name was lengthy; Harass was simply a code used individually.

The home star of Harass was named Teizene Star, which was also the name of the Lizard People's species. The Teizenes were powerful carbon-based lifeforms that had evolved from reptiles into highly intelligent beings.

Their ancestors were lizards that could sprint rapidly on two legs, and after freeing their forelimbs, they became even more ferocious and warlike, using their nimble forelimbs to create hunting tools.

Thanks to their unique biology and the favorable environment of Teizene Star, the Teizenes developed into an interstellar civilization without any alien interference. They established a unified empire, the Teizene Empire. Inherently brutal and martial, the Teizenes constantly expanded by invading outward and discovered a hidden trait in their species during these conquests—they enjoyed cannibalism.

Although most carbon-based intelligent creatures are carnivorous, the Teizenes' carnivorous nature was distinct; they had a particular fondness for intelligent lifeforms.

Unlike Earthlings, who breed domestic animals like pigs and sheep or hunt, the Teizenes would conquer a planet and turn it into their "pasture," systematically collecting live intelligent beings from this pasture planet to devour them raw.

For this reason, in the star region where the Teizene Empire was located, the Teizene civilization was notoriously infamous, but due to their terrifying combat power, many civilizations were powerless against them.

146 years ago, Harass, as an explorer and bioengineering scientist of the Teizene Empire, piloted his private exploration starship in the Galaxy searching for new pasture planets. When planning his voyage, he incorrectly observed astronomical bodies, which led to a catastrophic mishap that hurled him directly into the Solar System of the Danlu Interstellar Cloud.

His starship crashed on an asteroid belt, killing all his accompanying crew members and severely damaging most of the ship's equipment, including his communication devices.

The aging Harass, fearing that he might die in the Solar System before rescue could reach him, launched a life pod and arrived on Earth, which was still in the 19th century at the time. On Earth, Harass released a parasitic life form that he had painstakingly created and modified, the Brain Worms.

He commanded the Brain Worms to protect his hibernation pod and to operate on Earth, hoping that one day when he returned to his home star, he would be able to bring back a rich pasture planet for the Teizene Empire.

Harass resorted to cryogenic sleep to avoid death from natural aging, and now he had been asleep for over a hundred years. The dramatic changes on Earth greatly surprised this Lizard Person.

"The population on Earth now exceeds 7.5 billion?" Harass placed his not completely degenerated tail on the chair, "I didn't expect that despite constant wars, Earth would still maintain a rapid population growth. Although this planet is resource-rich and the ecological environment matches the human species well, such population size and growth rate are quite sensational even by Galactic standards.

If properly developed, this planet and the Earthlings could become a very good pasture and food source for the Teizene."

He picked up a human arm like snacking on a treat, chewing carefully, his agile tongue licking every drop of blood into his mouth. Even though the scene was bloody and horrific, it was remarkably clean.

"The taste of Earthlings is quite decent," Harass commented.

In front of him lay a Sunarmon Mobile Phone, an item prepared for him by the blonde Lolita Brain Worm. Among the civilian products that Iridium Star currently sold externally, smart devices and robots were the most typical.

Looking at the mobile phone, which appeared as seamless as a panel of glass, Harass held it in his hands and zoned out a bit.

"The aesthetic of the Primate Clan is indeed nauseating, to have fashioned such a crystal panel that looks in no way imposing or formidable. However, I must have underestimated the technology of the Iridium Star people, as this device is clearly a photon computer made from crystal that can perform a variety of functions.

While individual technologies inside may not amount to much for us Teizenians, the integration of these into a small communications device is beyond our reach,"

Harass thought, yet he was not discouraged. Civilian technology has never been Teizene's forte; the Teizene Empire is a mighty military superpower, with its technological prowess most robust in military applications. Before Harass embarked on his journey, Teizene had just defeated an interstellar civilization with a higher civilization level than its own.

The Teizene Empire believed that not every Lizard Person needed to live comfortably, as comfort would make a predator lose its ferocity; every ounce of Teizene's energy should be spent on how to annihilate and consume the enemy.

Harass fiddled with the Sunarmon Mobile Phone in his lab for about four hours. Suddenly, he stood up from his chair with a burst, and his large tail knocked over the chair.

"Quantum Communication Protocol, hmm, though a bit complex, is not much different from the protocols used by most civilizations in the Galaxy. This allows for inter-star-region quantum communication," Harass was ecstatic at this moment, not expecting that this insignificant gadget brought by the Brain Worms would turn out to be the key for him to reconnect with his home planet, Teizene.

Teizene's communication was mainly through quantum communication, but it required many relays and auxiliary devices. Harass had not thought that this little mobile phone could transmit information directly to places thousands of light years away without relays.

Since the Sunarmon Mobile Phone used a completely open-source system, once figuring out the hardware issue, Teizene could fully develop applications for interstellar communication. Naturally knowing Teizene's specific contact methods, he soon set up a communication software on the phone.

The Lizard People explorer was no expert in communication technology, but as a scientist, he possessed the capability to handle some software development. He was capable of such work but lacked the knowledge and skill to restructure quantum communication basestations and terminals.

However, the Sunarmon Mobile Phone manufactured by the Iridium Star people compensated for his deficiencies, enabling him to directly develop software applications on the platform.

Harass looked at the computer screen next to him displaying the Iridium Star people's warships and orbital structures, then glanced at the Sunarmon Mobile Phone in his hand, and felt a somewhat ominous premonition.

"The Iridium Star people might be deceivers, but their technology exceeds that of the Teizene Empire I left. Yet, in the face of the Teizene Slaughterer Fleet, hundreds, thousands of starships, millions of elite predators, and the races we enslave, no matter how slightly advanced their technology is, how can it stop us?"

Harass burst into laughter, his finger pressing on the screen. A file package squeezed by him, still hundreds of T's in size, was transmitted back to Teizene Star through quantum communication.

The first line of the file package read a set of coordinates—Earth's coordinates.
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"Because of spatial rifts and curvature imbalances, entering the Danlu Interstellar Cloud without internal coordinates and information is impossible. But with these coordinates, Teizene can tread through the Danlu Interstellar Cloud as if on flat ground!"