Bloody Evolution Chapter 59 (Patreon)

Walking around in a truly vacuum-sealed chamber wasn't 'too' weird after I used my ability to create a space suit and further enhanced it with runes with the help of Cinder. I just needed to make sure that I didn't have any other major issues in the meantime.

I actually thought long and hard about what kind of structure I should actually put on the moon when I used my Backdoor semblance until I came to a very simple realization. I didn't actually need to make some kind of super durable and complex structure at all!

I could literally just land there and plop down a submarine, which was rated for far harsher conditions in the depths of the ocean, to act as the main structure, and then I could I literally just fill the system with water so it could produce more oxygen from the boiling water that naturally came from the sub's nuclear reactor.

I just needed to make an extra decompression chamber that would be set up just outside the main exit, which would make sure the sub's main entrance didn't violently decompress all the time.

"Though... I don't exactly know all the in's and out's of space travel and safety. But... Fuck it! I has all the magic and a super space suit which should keep me alive long enough to get to a healer who can literally stuff my soul into a new body if need be!"

I wasn't going to just, walk out into the all but void like stellar object of the moon with just a space suit. I was, in fact, tethered to this vacuum room I had built on a thick chain. And Ren himself was also in here in a climate-controlled Flight Unit so that he could come with as a helper.

I held out my hand and a massive double door formed in front of me. Its walls was that of marble and stone, it's handle was a gleaming silver. And I could feel something unlock inside of myself as I pulled open the door to the 'void' of space of Remnant's moon.

I couldn't 'hear' it, but I could feel my boots crunching on the sandy lunar soil. And then Ren spoke into my comm's unit we were sharing. "I... Really appreciate your trust Jake in allowing me the honor of being the literally second man on the moon. But I am suprised you didn't involve your teacher directly."

Taking in the large crater, I picked out to land in, with the hopes that it would be safer from other debris and astral projectiles hitting it. I spoke out after a moment of thought.

"I mean... There is already a history of people with extremely powerful magic and semblances 'trying' to head to the moon or into space. They just end up killing themselves normally as they don't account for the fact that dust is tied to the planet and magic itself becomes much weaker."

"I much rather Luxanna, or anyone else I bring here NOT try to fly a bit and use way to much power and just throw themselves into the fucking void." I said dryly as I pointed towards the endless void filled with stars above us.

I had zero idea if there were other planets with life in this universe I had been thrown into. But I sure as fuck wasn't going to rely on that depressed god of light also making up other civilizations to find whatever poor bastard blasted themselves off into the deep void of space.

Not to mention... This entire solar system was literally just three celestial bodies. The sun, which was directly created by the God of Light. The moon and the world of Remnant itself. So there wasn't anything in the local system to explore either, anyway!

Taking in the surrounding data that was sent to the visor built into my space suit. I raised an eyebrow as I realized that the 'void' of this moon that was lacking in it's atmosphere wasn't actually 'as' bad as I expected. 

'Hmm... This moon's atmosphere density is only a thousandth of Remnant's own, but still missing the same amount of gravity. That's what you get from a magically/divinly created solar system, I guess. It just doesn't make fucking sense.' I mused.

Still, I didn't have time to just sit around and take a bunch of scans. I needed to get to work as I didn't have infinite time even with the enchantments on my space suit. That Backdoor I was keeping open to have a data cable hooked up to my suit was draining my Aura.

I took a deep breath as I centered my mind, I then held out my hand again with a hum, and first came the foundational supports that tore into the lunar soil to find the bedrock deep within.

Then my aura drained much more quickly as the outline of a two hundred meter long submarine began to fill the air. But I was leaving a lot of its interior on the barren side so there would be a lot more room. 

There weren't the bunk rooms made to house the typical two hundred crewmen in tiny bunks. I then stripped down the engine room entirely... Because where the fuck would I be sending the submarine in the middle of space anyway?

I did however, keep the communications equipment, which I planned to link back up with a cloned system back on Remnant so I could still connect to their own Dust NET. 

Not only so I could still steal Lux's wifi, but also I needed to start setting up more satellites, as this submarine was capable of holding thirty massive missiles in its separately sealed missile silo. 

I could already imagine it... Being in the middle of a fight and telling someone to wait four hours for my ballistic missile from the moon to reach the fight.

If I were a bitch like that, it would take that long! But I could literally just open a Backdoor to wherever I wanted to launch the missile later on!

"How long is it going to take you to make this structure Jake?" Ren asked me a bit curiously. As he had... Zero idea what the hell I was making.

Submarines didn't exist in this world really. Because the oceans were filled with terrifying Grimm, and trying to go deep underwater to look for trouble in a sealed metal coffin was just asking to be killed.

The actual frame and body of the submarine was already done at this point. So I opened another very, very small door inside of the structure and controlled it to open which then filled the submarine with fresh air as that door opened up back over in the middle of the forest that surrounded Beacon.

'Actually, I need to test what happens when a Grimm is tossed out into the vacuum of space. Do they just burn up while facing the sun, or likewise just freeze almost instantly. Or hell, does the minute bit of air being ripped out of their bodies kill them just as well as it does us?' I mused to myself.

Then I turned towards Ren and said firmly. "The whole thing is going to take me a couple of trips to fully outfit for now. But just getting it stable isn't going to take me any longer." 

Ren's Flight Unit propulsion system hummed to life as he rose a bit off the ground and slowly spun around to take in his surroundings.

Then, after carefully taking in his surroundings in his modified Flight Suit, he spoke again with a more uncomfortable tone. "I had to switch back to the jar for my head to ride in this Flight Unit. And the zero gravity is rather uncomfortable, even with my head tethered in the jar."

I nodded in understanding and tilted my head back to the open Back Door before I said. "Go ahead and relax back in the vacuum chamber. I will come back once I make sure the structure is sealed and capable of producing its own oxygen and power."

Remnant's moon didn't have that strong of a gravity field, admittedly, but with my cultivation-enhanced body, I wasn't exactly too worried about it's effects on my body.

I was actually more worried about the raw solar radiation coming off of the sun more then anything. But still, while Ren went back to presumably still be reliable and watch the internal systems I had setup on the other side of the Back Door.

I just remained as I was... Quickly conjuring up a whole ass submarine while still mentally bitching about how ultra large and complicated structures still took too damned long compared to a Green Lantern projection.

'Hmm, though on the other hand. Green Lantern projections are all basically temporary hollow structures as well.' I mused to myself idly with a small smile.

But this slowness was a sign I needed to train my mind more as it wasn't a problem of outputting power to create my eternal projections. It was the result of my very mind being incapable of processing the massive numbers of individual parts in this case.

At this point I could probably make a new Shipgirl and their Wisdom Cube in just a day at most. But... I knew most Shipgirls had very, very unique personalities, and I didn't want to recruit an army of shipgirls who could have a jealous spat over me one day. and blow up Luxanna's tower.

Another hour passed by, and feeling my aura sitting around thirty percent, I knew that all the essentials for the submarine were finished, along with the MUCH-needed solar panels and windows set into it so that we could stare into the void of space at our leisure.

"Time to get out of here... I can just open a Back Door into the submarine now which should be filling up with air and atmosphere." I muttered to myself as I got up and made my way back through my first Backdoor and back onto Remnant in particular.

But as I came through and closed the Backdoor behind me... My face pinched as I saw Luxanna and Cinder, all but with their faces pressed against the sole window for people like Nora to see what I was up to in the void chamber.

Their gazes filled with wonder and blame as for why I didn't tell them about my plans to go to space, almost assuredly from the form of Ren, who was awkwardly sitting in one of the room's corners in his own climate-controlled suit.

'Damned snitch! I trusted you, token asian man, and you betrayed me!' I mentally cursed as Luxanna dramatically pointed at me to get me moving and to unseal the chamber.