Voyage of the Stars.

Chapter 1603 A Story Buried in the Eternal Ages

This is pretty much the truth. Although human scientists miscalculated the lifespans of Yue Yuan and others who inhaled the anti-entropy element, it is certain that the spaceship buried on Ganymede belonged to a low-level civilization.

It was described at the time as a level four spaceship, and that should be correct.

However, the fact that a Type IV civilization's spaceship could remain intact underground for so long suggests that it wasn't manufactured by the Type IV civilization itself, but rather purchased from a Type V or VI civilization, and its storage facilities may have been reinforced.

According to the four-dimensional life form, it was entirely possible under the circumstances at the time. After all, even something like anti-entropy could circulate in lower-level civilizations, so what was a mere spaceship?

The subsequent cosmic landscape, that is, the cosmic social background of the long period before the emergence of humankind, must have evolved from the result of that great chaotic struggle of technological civilizations.

Driven by the curiosity of humans, Daya, the Silver Heart, the Awakeners, and the Star Guardians about that history, the four-dimensional life form also shared what it knew.

According to him, the main fighting force during that period was a cosmic-level civilization, because cosmic-level civilizations had high speeds and could maneuver quickly in the vast universe.

After all, at that time, the normal warp speed of a cosmic civilization could reach two million times the speed of light. At a point six billion years after the Big Bang, they could indeed use this speed to spread the area controlled by a civilization over a very large area.

Of course, warp speed alone is not enough, so stargates were developed.

The four-dimensional life form said that in order to enable themselves and the civilizations within their camp to achieve rapid interstellar travel, those technological civilizations built intergalactic stargates in many galaxies. Some even had cosmic-level civilizations with expertise in space build fast-moving space routes within galaxies, which they called subspace.

Subspace tunnels are mostly located between stars and are fast routes to interstellar space built by certain cosmic-level civilizations within their controlled territories.

The original intention of building subspace passages was actually to enable the lower-level civilizations in their own camp to move quickly and flexibly, so as to avoid being killed by individual civilizations.

When the strength of a single civilization was still comparable to that of a technological civilization, subspace tunnels were the most effective way for civilizations of level six and below to avoid being slaughtered by a single civilization.

Because these subspace passages were built by a technological civilization, and individual civilizations viewed technological civilizations as insects, those individual civilizations that called themselves the children of the universe referred to these subspace passages as insect caves, or simply wormholes.

The four-dimensional life form recounted some of the battles he had experienced.

It is said that once he and a dark matter life form launched a surprise attack on the territory of a cosmic-level civilization, where there were many level-six technological civilizations. Their goal was to eliminate those level-six civilizations that might grow into something.

Then they encountered several galaxies that were all subspace portals, and those level 6 civilizations were playing hide-and-seek with them there, which was extremely annoying.

In order to capture those despicable insects, the four-dimensional life form also launched a large-scale spatial shock attack, which was known to the level six civilizations at the time as a subspace storm.

In the records of those Level 6 technological civilizations back then, subspace storms were caused by the distortion of space by dark creatures, which caused turbulence in the universe. They could interrupt subspace pathways and destroy interstellar fast travel routes, serving as evidence of the dark creatures' invasion and slaughter of life in the universe.

The dark creatures they spoke of were actually dark matter life forms among four-dimensional life forms.

It is a cosmic-level dark matter life form. Yes, that's right. Back then, the cosmic environment did not allow for large-scale extraction of rules at the vacuum zero point without the interference of dark matter.

According to the four-dimensional life form, those rules were initially designed to stifle and restrict the development of dark matter life. As for how they evolved into their current form, that came about after the emergence of god-like civilizations.

The four-dimensional life form was still very proud when talking about its past deeds.

In his description, although the Chosen Ones had gradually fallen behind, the fear of the Chosen Ones still lingered among technological civilizations below the cosmic level.

Those civilizations viewed individual life forms capable of causing galactic upheavals as dark beings, cosmic demons, or cosmic gods.

Because those beings were simply too awe-inspiring to them; often, a single area-of-effect attack could wipe out their entire civilization.

Level 6 civilizations and lower-level civilizations of that era were terrified of individual life forms. Basically, if they discovered that there was an individual life form in their star system, they would use the subspace to hide and then trigger an interstellar alarm to inform the cosmic civilizations in their faction that those hateful dark life forms had returned.

Listening to the four-dimensional life form's account, Yue Yuan realized that many level-six civilizations must have perished at this guy's hands, after all, this guy was a cosmic-level life form in that era.

Although what he's saying now sounds like those Level 6 civilizations playing hide-and-seek in the subspace, anyone familiar with cosmic-level life forms knows that four-dimensional life forms and cosmic-level dark matter life forms were nothing short of subspace gods in the eyes of the Level 6 civilizations at that time.

The so-called subspace storms are caused by them.

The fourth-dimensional life form may have refrained from being so explicit out of consideration for the feelings of humans and the other three groups of technological civilizations; however, everyone is well aware of this.

Yue Yuan would not blame him for slaughtering many Level 6 civilizations, nor would he have any peculiar views towards him.

After all, times have changed. The cosmic environment back then was what it was, and the children of the universe and the collective technological civilization were already irreconcilably opposed. One side was bound to fall, otherwise that war would never have stopped.

In such an environment, it was common for individual life forms to slaughter groups of technological civilizations, and conversely, groups of technological civilizations would also use individual life forms for experiments.

Back then, those lower-level civilizations were the support for cosmic-level civilizations. When cosmic-level civilizations charged into battle, killed individual life forms, or captured them, the lower-level civilizations would also benefit from it. Anti-entropy element was one of them.

Therefore, no one blames anyone else, and in the end, justice prevails. The collective technological civilization stands on the side of justice because the victorious collective technological civilization defines justice with the fruits of its victory.

As for the question of subspace channels, Yue Yuan and several other high-ranking members of their respective civilizations were also curious, because their civilizations had developed from primitive civilizations to cosmic civilizations and had even completed great voyages, yet they had never seen a subspace channel.

In response to this question, the four-dimensional life form silenced everyone with a single sentence.

"You've never seen warp, but haven't you ever seen a wormhole?"

(End of this chapter)