Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1360 Observer Civilization Relics

"Information broker?"

Everyone looked at the Star Guardian with curiosity.

"That's right, the Observer Civilization. Before all the other cosmic-level civilizations left, they were already known for their excellent information network. According to the records of the Dayuan Civilization, they had extremely unique research on observation technology, which can be described as a distinctive technology of a cosmic-level civilization. They are somewhat similar to the Galactic Center Civilization."

"However, they are much more powerful than the Galactic Heart Civilization. Not to mention the difference in their level of civilization, it is precisely because they are well-informed and like to observe everywhere that they have obtained a lot of technology from the ruins of other civilizations that they should not have possessed."

While retrieving data from his database, the Star Guardian said, "And possessing those powerful technologies is also the reason they have always maintained neutrality. Take the space compression technology you mentioned before, for example. Not all cosmic-level civilizations—or, in your era's terms, level seven civilizations—can master it, but it's not extremely rare either."

"At least during the era of the Dayan Civilization, many cosmic-level civilizations possessed that technology, as did space folding technology. The existence of these two technologies allowed various types of ships of cosmic-level civilizations to have more space and a smaller appearance."

"Oh, I've gone off-topic. Let's get back to the point. Speaking of the Observer civilization, it was an extremely powerful civilization back then. As far as the Dayan civilization knows, they mastered more than one unique technology and used it as leverage to maintain neutrality. They had a very powerful unique technological creation called the Observer, which is also the origin of their civilization's name."

"The observer is the terminal of these many observation stations. All the information from the observation stations will be collected on the observer. Back when those cosmic-level civilizations went to war due to ideological differences, all parties bought information from them, of course, in exchange for technology."

"However, perhaps because they move between different ideological forces, they are not very well-liked. Of course, it is also because the observer civilization likes to spy everywhere, and the various civilizations do not like such a voyeur."

"But precisely because of this, the well-informed Observer civilization has become a target for various forces to win over. The Dayan civilization once invited them to join their camp, but they refused."

"As for your claim that the observation station network is down, theoretically, as long as the Observer civilization still exists, their network should exist. So now I strongly suspect that the Observer civilization has perished. Hmm, there's also the possibility that there's a large area of ​​quantum foam expanding between their flagship and our star system. That stuff can affect or even isolate quantum entanglement communication. Perhaps there are other factors as well. Hey, so many years have passed, who knows?"

Before this, the Galactic Grand Expedition Organization had heard of the Observer Civilization, but did not know much about it. Now, after hearing the description from the Star Defenders, they have gained a lot of knowledge.

After listening to the Star Defenders' explanation, the six distinctive technological civilizations turned their attention back to Observation Station 764.

Isn't there a ready-made one? There are some things that the Star Guardians don't know, but the intelligent system at Observatory 764 should know.

People felt that since the 764 intelligent system had taken the initiative to contact them, it could only be either benevolent or malevolent. It would be difficult to know whether it was benevolent or malevolent without the Star Guardians, but it would not be difficult with the Star Guardians, because the Star Guardians knew a lot about the Observer civilization.

The Great Voyage Organization can make a judgment simply by asking some relevant questions and seeing how it answers.

Therefore, during their contact, the Great Voyage Organization did not reveal the existence of the Star Guardians.

So, the Great Voyage Organization began asking questions and had Star Guardians listen in to see if they were lying. It turned out that the observation station's intelligent system, or strong artificial intelligence, was not lying. The Great Voyage Organization also referred to this strong artificial intelligence of Observation Station 764 as 764.

During the conversation, 764 told the Great Voyage Organization that because the 764 Observatory was not yet completed, the Great Voyage Organization could not find it, and therefore it could not return from the mustard seed space to the three-dimensional universe.

Therefore, from the perspective of the various civilizations within the Great Voyage Organization, the signal source seemed to appear out of nowhere in some void of darkness.

After confirming many things, the Great Voyage Organization finally asked the question that everyone had been curious about: "764, can you tell us why you contacted us? Also, why didn't the Observer Civilization finish building the 764 Observation Station? Why did the Observer Civilization's Observation Station network go down?"

764 replied without hesitation: "Your questions can be summarized into one answer, because the main body of my civilization, the observer civilization, has perished."

what? !

After the Star Defender's explanation, everyone now knows that the Observer civilization is not an ordinary cosmic-level civilization, but a cosmic-level civilization with more than one unique technological creation. It is simply unbelievable that such a powerful and well-informed civilization could be destroyed.

According to the Star Defenders, back then, the various cosmic-level civilizations were unaware or unsure of the existence of more advanced civilizations. It was only after discovering that they couldn't solve many cosmic-level disasters that the group of Level 7 civilizations believed there were higher-level existences above cosmic-level civilizations. It is said that the Dayuan Civilization left because of this.

Regarding the doubts raised by the Great Voyage Organization, Observatory 764 stated, "It wasn't a god-level civilization. Although the main civilization initially believed in the existence of god-level civilizations, there shouldn't have been any god-level civilization active in the Laniakea Supercluster at that time. The information sent by the main civilization before its destruction also proves this point. The one that destroyed our Observer civilization was a cosmic-level civilization with unique technology."

They were actually wiped out by a civilization of the same level!

Even the Star Defenders were astonished. That was the Observer Civilization, a powerful entity that could maintain neutrality among various forces and was well-informed. Yet it had been wiped out by a civilization of the same level.

The various civilizations of the Great Voyage Organization now know that, due to technological advancements, cosmic-level civilizations actually do not have many fleets. The main body of a civilization is usually concentrated on a small number of ships or warships due to space folding technology and space proportional compression technology.

When technology advances to the level of a cosmic civilization, its ships are basically all-encompassing. Even the spaceships inhabited by individual life forms are actually armed as warships, all because of the increased space utilization.

Of course, not all cosmic-level civilizations are like this. Some cosmic-level civilizations do have large fleets, but none of them are as large as a Type VI civilization.

Observation Station 764 paused for a moment, then continued, "Do you see that catastrophic area? That's where the main body of our Observer civilization was destroyed."

(End of this chapter)