Abnormal crossing

Chapter 135: Virtual Light Civilization!

When Gu Wei returned to the main control room.

At a glance, I saw Jin next to the control console:
I saw the girl curled up lazily in her seat, with her feet casually resting on the edge of the seat, one hand nonchalantly holding her feet, and the other hand slowly stroking the light curtain, with a distracted expression, as if she didn't care about anything around her.

"Jin, there is something I feel I need to tell you." Seeing this, Gu Wei quickly walked to her side and handed her the empty bottle of Type 7 coolant in his hand: "I just had a very strange dream."

"Dreaming? What's the big deal?" Jin stared at the screen intently, and even put the finger that was picking his toe to his nose and smelled it:

"Didn't I say that drinking this stuff makes it easy to dream? And usually the plots are a little different - if you dream about me and Li Zi as the protagonists, then you are functional. If you dream about Nono and Mee Mee obediently getting guns for 7.62mm intravenous injections, and if you dream about Milo and Kai, then it can only mean that you have it in this life."

Gu Wei: “???”

Then he took a deep breath and said, "I really don't have time to talk nonsense with you. I was dreaming."

As a result, when Gu Wei was about to describe the scene he had seen in his dream, he suddenly shuddered and froze in place like a puppet.

No sound came out of his mouth, and he even lost control of his body. His mouth kept opening and closing meaninglessly, and even his lip shapes could not be seen.

This action was just like the meter-sized giant fish that Gu Wei bought... cough cough and fished up before traveling through time, and it kept opening its mouth and gasping for air on the ground.

Gu Wei's abnormality quickly attracted Jin's attention. She turned around, stared at Gu Wei with a frown, and uttered a light "Hmm?"

Gu Wei continued to open his mouth like a robot: "."

Seeing this, Jin tilted her head and gestured to Gu Wei, saying, "Gu Wei, your eyes should still be able to move - close your eyes and think of something that has nothing to do with dreams, and the restriction should be lifted."

Upon hearing this, Gu Wei quickly closed his eyes and thought for a moment. His mind quickly flashed back to the comments from readers before he traveled through time who begged him not to update his blog with 50,000 words a day anymore.

Followed by.

Gu Wei felt his body relax and control of his body was back in his hands. He held on to the chair and gasped for breath.

A full ten seconds passed.

Gu Wei just regained his breath and looked at Jin with some doubt: "Jin, what's going on? What's wrong with my body?"

To know.

It had only been a few days since he sorted out all the abnormalities in his body, but then he developed another ALS-like problem. Isn't this just a prank?

"This is really not a problem with your body." Fortunately, Jin's answer quickly made him feel relieved: "You signed the Consciousness Imprisonment Agreement yourself. This is a very standard activation state of the agreement. What you just wanted to say is a breach of contract."

Gu Wei was stunned: "Consciousness Imprisonment Agreement? What the hell is this?"

"It's a very special type of encryption protocol that's related to consciousness," Jin nodded, stretched out her index finger and tapped her temple, explaining, "It converts specific information content into a structure called a consciousness coding knot, forming an entangled state in organs such as the consciousness body and the language center. Anyway, I won't explain too much about the technology, you can think of it as a self-censorship mechanism for sensitive words."

"At the same time, this protocol is directly linked to self-reference. As long as self-reference is not destroyed, the secret cannot be leaked. It is a very advanced or top-level mind protection mechanism."

"The Consciousness Imprisonment Protocol will not cause too much harm to the human body after being activated. It will only cause a quasi-stagnation state like the one you just encountered. You can unlock it by just thinking of an irrelevant picture. By the way, there is a similar protocol in the "Amir's Seven Maneuvers" set."

Consciousness Imprisonment Protocol?

"Amir's Seven Maneuvers"?
Gu Wei blinked rapidly.

Oh, I remember, there seems to be such a thing
After the previous team battle ended, he wanted to communicate with Big Eyes about the teaching process of "Amir's Seven Mobile Styles" in the waiting area of "Mech Overlord", and a similar situation did occur at that time.

It's just that Gu Wei was in a conscious state at that time, so the "punishment mechanism" was not as strict as it is now. Or it was interrupted by the organs, which simply restricted his expression.
Meanwhile, Jin's voice continued, "The cost of drafting a consciousness-binding agreement is very high. Generally speaking, 99.9999% of the contracts in the galaxy don't involve this kind of thing."

"The more important point is that since it is a type of agreement, there should be at least one party A who drafted the agreement besides you."

Gu Wei touched his chin as if he understood something, and asked Jin, "You mean I had a dream without knowing what was going on, and in my dream I signed this consciousness-binding agreement with someone I don't know who he was?"

"Well, I did wrong you before," Jin nodded. "Tell me, what did you encounter in your dream? - I don't mean the plot of the dream, but think of some words you can remember, names of people or objects are all fine."

"I'll try to find some information, and then analyze the specific situation."

Names of people or things?
Gu Wei was slightly stunned, and a name came out of his mouth subconsciously: "Ling Ge!"

"Lingge?" Jin's index finger quickly recorded on the screen: "Anything else?"

"And there's Winton!" Gu Wei counted on his fingers, trying to recall some fragments: "In addition, Ms. Landa, Sharon, the Oracle, the Eternal Chronicle, and..."

When the word eternal chime comes out.

Gu Wei, who was about to say the gear group, suddenly covered his forehead. An inexplicable tearing feeling suddenly emerged from his mind: "Hiss"

Seeing this, Jin frowned and thought for a moment, then took out another small bottle of yellow liquid and handed it to Gu Wei: "Drink it."

Gu Wei gritted his teeth as he took the small bottle, then raised his head and poured the liquid down his throat without hesitation.

After a while.

The tearing feeling gradually subsided. Gu Wei touched his forehead and asked Jin with lingering fear: "Jin, what's going on?"

"It should be an additional clause of the Consciousness Imprisonment Agreement," Jin glanced at the six groups of words she had memorized, "I'm afraid your Imprisonment Agreement is even more advanced than I thought - ordinary Imprisonment Agreements don't restrict information fragments, but these few groups of words should be enough, just wait."

Done.

Jin began to fiddle with the light screen, his hands were so fast that they left afterimages.
Gu Wei controlled the crew member's wristband, moved his seat next to Jin, and waited obediently.

A few minutes later, Jin stopped and said, "There's a result."

Gu Wei quickly leaned forward, and after realizing that he couldn't understand a word, he obediently became a student: "What do you mean?"

"Ms. Landa, Sharon, the Eternal Chronicle Clock, and Linger all have no relevant records. Either there are really no records left, or the query authority is very high - of course, the latter is unlikely," Jin pointed at the text on the screen and explained, "but we found some information about Winton and the Oracle. Is the full name of Winton you mentioned Sco Winton?"

Gu Wei nodded vigorously. He couldn't forget this name. "That's right."

"That's right," Jin snapped her fingers briskly. She recently liked to use this Earth movement she learned from Gu Wei. "According to the information, Sco Vinton and the Oracle are both figures from the [Virtual Light] civilization period."

【Virtual Light】Civilization?
The moment I heard this answer.

Gu Wei couldn't help but tremble inwardly.

That dream scene, was it actually a scene from the period of the Void Light Civilization?
But think about it.

The characters he mentioned are all at the pinnacle of civilization. If they are related to the Zhou Dynasty, it is impossible that Jin, who has been searching for the relics of the first generation for a long time, does not know any of them.

So Gu Wei quickly calmed down and asked Jin, "Jin, where did this information come from? How did the higher-ups describe Winton and the Great Oracle?"

"Of course the data is obtained through archaeology," Jin explained as she looked at the data. "Some of this archaeology comes from residual documents or relics, and some comes from light source decoupling. For example, if you shoot a beam of light from the earth, after 100 million years, this beam of light is covered by clutter and attenuated, but through radiation decoding, the original recorded image can be restored."

"For example, when I was in school, I decoded some radiation samples. One of the samples even recorded a scene of a man in the Zhou Dynasty singing in his bath. Since then, I have always turned off the lights when taking a bath."

Gu Wei: “.”

Then Jin lifted her hair, paused, and continued, "As for the description in the data, the Great Oracle is relatively simple. The Great Oracle is a position in the Oracle Council, the highest organization of the Xuguang Civilization. The Oracle Council generally has three Oracles, and the Great Oracle can be regarded as the top one."

"In the history of the Void Light Civilization, there were a total of 227 members of the Oracle Council, including 31 Grand Oracles. The reason why this number is different from the proportion of positions in the Oracle Council is mainly because the Grand Oracles are generally held by representatives of the Immortal Races."

Gu Wei nodded slightly.

He did understand the concept of the immortal race.

The average life expectancy of ordinary citizens in the starry sea is close to 180 Earth years. It is not uncommon for a few royal members or high-ranking chaebols to exceed 400 years. Some special ethnic groups can break through this limitation and live for a thousand years or even longer.

For example, the average age of the Valar elves in the National Day of Mourning is more than 3,000 years.
This special ethnic group is collectively called the Immortal Race. Their number cannot be said to be small, but it is not very large either, and they have certain difficulties in reproduction - otherwise they would have colonized the star sea through population long ago.

So Gu Wei quickly turned his attention to the next person: "What about Winton?"

"Winton is a little special." Hearing Winton's name, Jin couldn't help but show a trace of emotion on his face:
"When I was in school, I took an elective course on the history of previous civilizations. At the end of the Xuguang civilization, there was a taboo character who was called the 'Son of Evil' in the civilization books. This son of evil is very famous, but I didn't know his real name until today. It can be said that I have learned something new."

"Son of Evil?" Gu Wei repeated the name: "You mean..."

"Yes, the Son of Evil is Sco Vington," Jin raised his eyelids and glanced at Gu Wei. "Sco Vington was once a big man standing at the top of the virtual light civilization, but later it was discovered that he was a spy who was transformed by an alien race and ambushed into the civilization. After causing huge losses to the civilization, he committed suicide. Seven thousand years after his identity was discovered, the virtual light civilization also came to an end. The entire civilization spanned only 180,000 years."

"In addition, Scovington is also the first confirmed 'Advent Body' among the three major civilizations. The impact he caused even transcends time and affects the starry sea."

Gu Wei's eyes widened in shock.

The amount of information Jin provided this time is quite a lot - and the same goes for the complaints.

The first half of this information is relatively normal, and basically matches what Gu Wei saw in his dream. In fact, the information Gu Wei has is even more detailed.

But
The second half of the sentence was quite beyond Gu Wei's expectations.

Less than seven thousand years after Winton's death, the Xuguang civilization was annihilated?

The entire civilization spans only 18 years?

In addition, why did the advent body also affect the sea of stars? ? ?

"Very surprised, right?" Looking at the stunned Gu Wei, Jin guessed what he was thinking: "Among the three major civilizations, the Xuguang civilization is the shortest-lived civilization. If we don't discuss the technology and only talk about the duration, its duration is not even among the top five among all known civilizations."

"In some ways, this is a civilization that died abruptly—it reached a peak, then suddenly declined and collapsed."

Gu Wei was stunned again.

The duration of the Void Light Civilization is not even among the top five among all civilizations?
But this time, he reacted quickly:
Also.

The main reason why the three major civilizations are listed as T0 level existence is that they have mastered the special energy of polarized rift energy and touched the tower model.

Some other civilizations may not have achieved technological breakthroughs due to reasons such as population limits, but have been passed down steadily for millions of years - when the technological level becomes higher and higher, the correlation between time and output results will usually become lower and lower.

Sometimes a single individual's flash of inspiration can be as powerful as a group's blind charge for thousands of years.
Even on Earth before he traveled through time, this kind of thing had happened a lot, and Earth was still an unknown distance away from reaching its technological ceiling.

Then Gu Wei thought for a moment and asked Jin, "What about Zhou? How long did the Zhou civilization last?"

"The Zhou dynasty is much longer," Jin pulled out another light curtain. "Based on the information we have so far, the civilization of the Zhou dynasty spanned more than four million years, and this time is still being updated. Based on the current trend, five million years is almost certain to be exceeded, and six to seven million years is also uncertain."

Gu Wei's breathing suddenly stopped.

Oh my god.
A civilization that lasts at least four million years?

So how far should it develop?
and also
How did that huge, huge, huge monster break down?
It can't be like the Big Mac on Earth, which has shrunk because it was replaced by the Golden Arches, right?
Although Gu Wei was extremely curious, considering that the current topic mainly revolved around the Void Light Civilization, he still drew his attention back to the original topic:

"So, Jin, what are these alien races you're talking about? Are they alien life forms? Or are they other enemies?"

Note:
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(End of this chapter)