Abnormal crossing

Chapter 269 The Affairs of Upper Civilizations (Part 1)

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At this moment.

Gu Wei, Milo, and Meimei, who were sitting separately, and even Ophelia, who was reading a book on the other side, all fell silent.

In the vast control room, only Jin's voice echoed clearly:
"After the mutation occurred, the next thing was very simple—that information vortex with self-awareness began to instinctively absorb other conceptual streams around it to consolidate itself, and eventually broke away from abstract concepts to become the first progenitor alien race."

"With the first one, there will naturally be a second, and over time, alien races will form in the upper space."

Gu Wei remained silent, his expression a mixture of shock and sudden realization.

He had pondered the form and origins of the upper-class alien races, but he never imagined the truth would be like this.
According to Jin's explanation.

In our universe where the speed of light is finite, the central charge c generated by the conformal anomaly is a mathematically fixed background value. During the evolution of the universe, it will rapidly collapse from the superposition state into a definite classical state.

But it's different in the upper space.

Faster-than-light information transmission means that there is no truly independent environment there; two points that are infinitely far apart can be connected through action at a distance, and the entire system is an inseparable whole.

Using Gu Wei's pre-transmigration concept, it is described as an eternal non-local relational system.

In this system, the locality of the central load c is broken, causing c to no longer be a constant—it becomes a dynamic variable.

This dynamic central load c drives a vortex structure similar to water flow, which mixes various transient information combinations, essentially creating an information singularity.

Under the influence of this singularity.

Some conceptual streams collided with each other, eventually leading to an extreme situation.

Imagine you have many small pieces of paper in front of you, with words like "handsome," "tall," "fat," and "short" written on them, and then you put them together in pairs.

Generally speaking, no matter how these pieces of paper are combined, it will not affect reality.

But things change after encountering a singularity.

Singularity imbued these paper cutouts with a certain power, causing the combination of "handsome," "tall," and "big" to present a composite excited state, directly manifesting the reader.
Well, it might also turn into a magical state where it's both ugly and handsome.
Of course.

The above are just examples; the actual situation is certainly much more complicated.

Jin then looked away from the ceiling, giving Gu Wei a dozen seconds to think before continuing, "Those rule aggregates carry the power of 'rules' from the moment they are born, the most common of which is interference gravity."

"Admittedly, once a technological civilization has developed to a certain level, it is not difficult to change local gravity, but such a change requires equipment and energy, and is essentially an indirect behavior that follows the laws of physics, like this."

talking.

She put down the medicine bottle and lightly tapped the air with her fingertip. Gu Wei immediately felt the direction of gravity around him suddenly change, as if he were being lifted by an invisible hand, almost floating towards the ceiling.

But this process only lasted a moment, and as Jin withdrew her finger, everything returned to normal.

“But the alien races are different. They can achieve this effect through their own abilities,” Jin continued after Gu Wei landed smoothly. “To put it more mysteriously, they can make your words come true. They can make you grow bigger or increase your size as they wish, without needing any external power.”

"So although they don't have the theories and equipment of a technological civilization, the level of civilization they exhibit is stronger and more advanced than known technological civilizations. In fact, purely from a chronological perspective, it seems that the technological civilization is the one whose style has gone astray—Also, the energy consumed by the anti-gravity matrix will be deducted from your account, I'm not paying for that."

Gu Wei: "."

Okay, as long as you are happy.

Gu Wei then stroked his chin, pondered for a moment, and posed another question: "What about their social structure? Is it absolutely equal? ​​Or is there a hierarchy?"

“Of course there are levels. Do you expect absolute equality for beings with self-awareness?” Jin glanced at Gu Wei with an expression that said, “How can your mind be as naive as your body?” “According to the information Xinghai currently has, the internal hierarchy of alien civilizations is extremely strict. Do you remember the other difference between the upper and lower spaces that I told you about before?”

Another difference?
Gu Wei quickly snapped out of his reverie upon hearing this: "Of course I remember, the two timelines T1 and T2, right?"

According to Jin's original popular science explanation.

The upper space of the tower contains two different timelines, so an upper-level being can simultaneously possess two different states, or identities.

It's like you got into both Tsinghua University and Peking University, and every morning you're both in your respective dorm rooms begging your godfather to bring you lunch—or maybe you're the godfather being begged by your godson to bring you lunch.
"These two timelines are the life nodes of the alien races, and also their evolutionary and hierarchical paths," Jin waved her hand, and a point of light quickly appeared in front of Gu Wei. The point of light extended a line from left to right, and then split in two at a certain node:
“When the alien race is first born, it is in its infancy, its strength is relatively weak, and the ‘rules’ it can interfere with are relatively limited. It needs to accumulate energy in some way—we’ll talk about the specific way of accumulating energy later, but in short, it’s not polarized fissure energy.”

"When the energy accumulates to a certain limit, the alien race will automatically enter the metamorphosis period from its juvenile stage and begin to evolve irreversibly along two different timelines."

"Of these two paths, the one leading to the Dominator carries the risk of death and has an extremely low success rate, but it grants greater power. The other path is much smoother, with a higher success rate, but the power gained is naturally weaker, or even negligible."

"A long, long time ago, these two evolutionary paths of the alien races could proceed simultaneously. Successfully traversing either one meant a successful metamorphosis, and the other could even be maintained in a special critical state until..."

Jin didn't finish her last sentence, but Gu Wei immediately understood what she meant.

a long time ago.

The upper-level creatures of the tower can first take the easy timeline T2 to pass smoothly, and then take the T1 challenge path to challenge the ruler, or simply put themselves in a critical state of not moving in T1, and smoothly get points by exploiting the bug.

While this method has virtually no upper limit, at least one's life is safe, and with a different race's life form, one might be able to live for a very, very long time.

Until a certain point in time.

The termites of the first civilization suddenly 'gnawed' down the tower space, causing the timeline with a higher success rate to sink into this universe in a way that Gu Wei could not yet understand.

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(End of this chapter)