Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1583 The Blood and Tears History of the Son of the Universe
As the four-dimensional being spoke, his tone became weary and filled with complex emotions.

The humans on the other side act as juniors and listeners, adding a few appropriate comments while listening so that the four-dimensional life form can continue to tell the story and recount everything they want to know.

Hearing this, the humans could roughly deduce that they would most likely be defeated by the technological civilization of what they considered to be "insects," and then imprisoned in this cell.

Compared to this predictable outcome, the people on the Lyra were clearly more concerned with the whole incident, its background, and the era in which it took place.

In fact, when it comes to the Child of the Universe, back in the Milky Way, humanity had heard of a remnant that resembled a star, and this remnant also called himself the Child of the Universe.

Perhaps the survivor knew something, otherwise he wouldn't have referred to himself that way.

Unfortunately, that guy was later destroyed by the electronic warfare ship.

So this is actually the second time that humanity has heard the concept of the "Children of the Universe."

That being said, from an objective point of view, whether they are the remnants of the past or the four-dimensional life forms of today, it is indeed correct for them to call themselves the children of the universe. If the facts are as the four-dimensional life forms say, and they are indeed the first life forms born in the universe, then they are indeed like the innate deities in mythology.

They are the darlings of this world.

Life forms like humans did indeed originate in the post-apocalyptic universe, or more precisely, they arose from the corpses of beings like the Remnants after their deaths.

Because the Sun belongs to the third generation of stars, while the remnants belong to the first generation of star life.

It's normal for such beings to look down on life forms born from the corpses and remains of their own kind. Humans haven't felt any discomfort at all because four-dimensional beings call group life forms insects. You know, back then there were people who said the Galactic Heart civilization was a bunch of insect burrowers!

"They've got their eyes on the body of our great child of the universe?" Human civilization quickly adopted the role and asked accordingly.

"Yes, the great child of the universe!" The four-dimensional life form was very satisfied with the human's self-awareness. He felt that although this junior who had mistakenly entered this place did not understand anything, he at least believed in him and accepted the identity of the great child of the universe after his own history was told.

Perhaps because the Lyra's external appearance did indeed resemble a unique life form of a spatial type, this seemingly dying four-dimensional being did not notice anything amiss, nor did it know that these guys were not some kind of children of the universe, but rather the despicable technological civilization he spoke of, those insects.

Of course, beings like humans, according to the definition of "children of the universe," should be called, to put it more politely, children of the stars.

The four-dimensional life form, completely unaware of the situation and still absorbed in imparting historical knowledge to its descendants, spoke with boundless resentment mixed with pride: "Those insects are nothing but maggots breeding on corpses, with extremely short lifespans. The continuation of their civilization relies entirely on the short-lived individuals generation after generation. Despite the power of technology, they are still worlds apart from us, whose lifespans are measured in billions of years." "Moreover, they cannot travel freely in the vast universe like we do. Therefore, after discovering our abilities, they fantasized about studying our life mechanisms, hoping to use their technology to enhance themselves."

Morning fungi don't know Hui Shuo, worms don't know Spring and Autumn.

After a pause, the four-dimensional life form continued, "They envied our long lifespan and our ability to travel freely in the universe, so the war began in earnest."

"At the beginning, although some of their civilizations had reached the level of cosmic civilization, they were still far behind us. Basically, no matter how they fought, they couldn't defeat us."

The four-dimensional life form's tone gradually became weary: "But because of the nature of their civilization, even if we defeat them, it is difficult to completely eliminate them. We originally thought they would back down because of the losses, but they fought and fought again and again despite repeated defeats. As the war progressed, their technological level continued to improve, and finally, in one of the wars, they successfully severely damaged one of our individual lives."

"That may have been one of the turning points in the war. At the time, we didn't pay much attention to it, since the life form hadn't died; it had just lost some body tissue, which was taken away by the insects in their spaceship."

"But in the ensuing war, we discovered that their new fleet had mastered the attack methods against the life form they had severely damaged. That was the first time we died. The swarm of insects bit off our compatriot's body bit by bit, like ants biting an elephant."

"After that compatriot was killed, they began to dismember his body as before. We knew they were going to use our compatriot's body for so-called research. Our ancestors tried their best to stop them, but they were like madmen, disregarding all casualties in order to take away our compatriot's body."

"There was a first time, and there was a second time. When they killed our compatriots the second time, our ancestors were horrified to find that the insects' warships had become even more powerful. Moreover, some of their warships could even launch attacks in the same way as us, and their defenses were the same."

"Those despicable bastards even processed the corpses of our slain compatriots, turning them into armor for their warships, and then used them against us. What a bunch of beasts!"

"Later, as more and more of our different species were injured or killed by them, their technology became more and more advanced, and they even mastered the spiritual and soul attacks of the Gaia life. More and more of the insects that were originally kept by the Gaia life were taken away by them and turned into forces to fight against us."

"While they are making continuous progress, we are standing still. Not only that, the conditions for our birth are more demanding than theirs. Many of our races are born with a lifespan that is basically the same as the universe, and they are born with the ability to modify the rules of physics. But in the face of the endless stream of insects, they eventually fall one by one."

"Not only were we individual intelligent life forms, but also various cosmic behemoths were almost completely slaughtered in that war that lasted for billions of years. Even those who were lucky enough to survive were captured and imprisoned in this prison that they specifically built for each of our species, for their research purposes."

"They won. We were trampled underfoot by the once lowly insects and turned into lab rats in their laboratory. After that, they kept capturing our remaining life in the vast universe. That's when I was captured by them."

(End of this chapter)