Humanity is missing, luckily I have billions of clones.

Chapter 327 Origin
The gravity-dependent creatures converted what they saw into electromagnetic wave signals and transmitted them to Li Qingsong.

After a brief analysis, Li Qingsong's heart immediately became serious.

Although he couldn't be 100% certain, based on the intelligence he had obtained from the Havele civilization, he was about 80-90% sure that the fleet that the gravity creatures had seen, which was about 4 light-years away from this white dwarf star system, was the Purple Moon civilization fleet.

This shows that they have been tracking in the right direction and have not deviated much from the Purple Moon Civilization fleet.

But... something's strange about this.

For over a thousand years, a journey of more than a thousand light-years, this Purple Moon civilization... never set foot in any star system, never rested or replenished its resources, and remained at 90% of the speed of light.
This is a very strange thing for a normal intelligent civilization.

Although inertial travel consumes fewer resources, it's not without its costs. Even Li Qingsong would stop to rest and replenish his supplies after traveling hundreds of light-years.

This was even with Li Qingsong possessing a flying star. The Purple Moon civilization, lacking flying stars, was able to continuously travel over a thousand light-years?

In this situation, let alone developing technology and conducting related scientific research during the voyage, they would probably have to be extremely frugal with even the most basic supplies.

Why are they in such a hurry? What are they going to do?

After pondering for a while without reaching a conclusion, Li Qingsong gave up on thinking about the problem and instead said, "Thank you, this information is very useful to me."

"Well then, goodbye, we're leaving. The universe is vast, may we meet again in the future."

Have a safe journey.

The gravity-dependent creatures gradually flew out of the galaxy.

The Human Civilization Intelligence and Strategic Research Office is a gathering of high-ranking officials from various races.

In recent times, regularly informing high-ranking officials of various races about recent changes in the internal and external environment, and occasionally broadcasting major events live to high-ranking officials of various races, has become a routine practice within human civilization.

The Human Civilization Intelligence and Strategy Research Office was established specifically for this purpose. It includes high-ranking officials from 20 out of a total of 21 races.

Whenever intelligence is released or a major event is broadcast live, the high-ranking officials will hold discussions to clarify the next major tasks for their own race, while also trying to find oversights in human civilization's decision-making, providing reference and supplementary opinions for the overall decision-making process.

This separation from the gravity creatures was no exception.

After watching the humans and gravity creatures bid farewell and offer their blessings, a smile appeared on Haimeran's lips.

"Now is the best opportunity. The gravitational creatures are completely unprepared for us humans and have all left the white dwarf."

We only need to deploy one fleet to complete the capture.

Such a good opportunity, the Führer would never miss it…

Vasilolo nodded in full agreement.

The Blueprint Clan Chief, Momorans, laughed through a pane of glass in a separate, isolated environment.

"Chief Vasilolo, Deputy Chief Haimeran, how about we make a bet? I bet the Führer will never lay a hand on the gravity creatures."

“Oh? Chief Momorans seems to have a different opinion from us… In that case, let’s make a bet. The stakes… my monthly salary is 20 human coins, so I’ll bet a month’s salary.”

"Okay."

The conversation between the two high-ranking members of their respective races sparked curiosity among the other high-ranking members, igniting a flurry of discussion. Momorans and Haimeran both wore smiles, seemingly confident of victory.

"I'm determined to win this 20 human coins bet!"

From initially deceiving Qinglan, to conducting experiments on Qinglan, releasing the Abyss Civilization, returning Qinglan, to suggesting that the gravity creatures find a new habitat...

Every step was within the Führer's plan, and the development of events proceeded exactly as planned, without the slightest deviation.

Now that the time has come to truly close the net, how could the Führer possibly give up?
A mere month's salary is nothing. But this gamble is a subtle confrontation between our Weyler and Blueprint races, a wager on which race is superior, which race has a more accurate grasp of humanity's overall strategic direction, and on the future power of discourse within human civilization!
This time, we're determined to win!

Haimer Blue's heart surged with excitement. He kept a close eye on the movements of the gravity creatures in space.

Then, we watched them go further and further away, fly faster and faster, until they finally disappeared completely from the human detection range.

Until the meeting was adjourned, humans did not attempt to stop the gravity creatures.

Haimer's expression changed drastically, and he stood up instantly.

"Impossible, impossible! No, I have to go to the Führer. I have to explain the consequences to him. We can't let the gravity creatures go! We can't do this!"

Momorans remained smiling and silent.

Just then, Li Qingsong's voice suddenly appeared.

"I am the leader of civilization, Li Qingsong. I see that everyone seems to have some confusion about my decision to release the gravity creatures, and there are even some arguments. Well then, I will come here specifically to explain to everyone, so that everyone can better understand our human thoughts and integrate into the big family of human civilization more smoothly."

"Your Majesty, we can't let them go! Their value to us humans is too great, we can't..."

Haimer Blue was full of urgency.

Li Qingsong smiled and said, "Chief Haimeran, I am very pleased that you can think about issues from the perspective and interests of humans. This proves that you are almost truly integrated into humanity, but... there is still a little bit left."

Li Qingsong sighed softly: "We come from different civilizations with different cultural backgrounds. But I believe that in the early stages of civilization development, every civilization must have advocated the concepts of harmony, friendship, unity, and mutual assistance."

A civilization that does not advocate these ideas may not even be able to advance beyond the stage of a weak electrical civilization.

But why did we all gradually change later? We became ruthless and unscrupulous.

Everyone knows the answer in their hearts, right? It's nothing more than the pressure of survival.

This vast and boundless universe is gradually assimilating us...

Frankly, I don't resist this assimilation. I'm equally ruthless when facing enemies. The extermination of a civilization means nothing to me.

The leaders of the Blueprint Clan and the Weyl Clan shared a similar sentiment.

"I was just thinking... while being assimilated by this universe, is it possible to still retain a bit of the original essence of civilization?"

At least, when we're sure the other side can't pose a threat to us, let's not be so ruthless or unscrupulous. Can we hold on a little longer to the things we advocated in the early days of civilization, and add a little warmth to this dark and cold universe?

And... even if we did do that, would it necessarily be harmful to the development of civilization?
In my opinion, I don't think so.

(End of this chapter)