Simultaneous Transmigration: We Share a Role-Playing System

Chapter 102 Humanity Ten Thousand Years Later: The Cancer of the Universe! Gilgamesh's Dream Lover

In the Type-Moon universe, there are two major restraining forces: the Alaya consciousness, which is composed of the subconscious of primates, and Gaia, which is composed of the consciousness of Earth. Their purpose is the same in most cases: to prevent humanity and the planet beneath our feet from suffering annihilation. Simply put, it is a protection mechanism.

Every planet with a complete ecosystem also possesses its own "planetary will," which is a combination of the planet's survival instincts, collective consciousness, and soul. It is the creator and guardian of all the rules of this planet.

The will of each planet will give birth to a "ultimate individual" of that planet—UltimateOne, or UO for short.

UO does not rely on the planet's magic cycle; it can generate its own independent energy system and can freely travel in the magic-free vacuum of the universe. It is the most advanced conventional combat force in the universe.

Therefore, the modern human dream of colonizing the stars is basically a pipe dream. Their ultimate fate is nothing more than passing the baton of the throne of primates to the next generation and then disappearing.

This is why Gilgamesh thought Locke was ridiculously arrogant, believing that neither ending the world's suffering nor fulfilling the mission of glorious evolution was possible.

But now, after making a deal with Locke, he uses his clairvoyance to capture every fragment of the future in the memories of each Space Marine, and then cross-references and pieces these fragments together with their oral accounts of the past.

As all the fragments were gradually pieced together into an incomplete map, a terrifying truth, enough to overturn his entire understanding of the world and send chills down his spine, crashed down before his eyes.

In the future, Locke has become an immortal being. With his achievements, he leads humanity across the stars and conquers one planet after another.

What does this prove? It proves that in those unknown 20,000 years, Locke and future humans will destroy those planets inhabited by…

The planetary will that governs the rules of the world, and even the ultimate being UO, which represents the pinnacle of planetary ecology and has absolute power to suppress ordinary life forms, were all cut down under their feet.

He transformed Mercury into an eternal prison for aliens and heretics, and also a core mining site that supported the conquest of the stars.

Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn have transformed into giant foundries spanning their orbits, tirelessly forging armaments to conquer the galaxy day and night.

The moon has been completely reshaped into a gateway starport from Earth to the cosmos, churning out endless fleets and supplies.

Even Uranus and Neptune, which are far at the edge of the solar system and were once regarded as the boundary of human navigation, were transformed by him into steel fortresses guarding the parent system.

Humanity's journey has never stopped at the edge of the solar system.

Under his leadership, the expeditionary fleet broke the silence of the starry sea and traversed the vast territory of half of the Milky Way.

Countless stars were illuminated by the flames of the expedition, and countless extragalactic galaxies were incorporated into the territory of the human empire, its glorious power spreading throughout the galaxy.

It should be understood that this was originally a race destined to be eliminated in Gaia's consciousness, a civilization whose fate of extinction had long been written into the cold and cruel laws of the universe.

Even these heroes and spirits etched in the long river of human mythology have long accepted the fate of this race: to fall apart in the dark age of endless strife, to be reduced to ashes under the iron hooves of the planet's ultimate species, UO, and to be forever trapped in the small space of the solar system in the cage of the mother planet's will.

The galaxy that this race dreamed of was ultimately nothing more than a dream that could never have existed. Korok, with his own power, reversed the fate of the entire race.

He led humanity to create one miracle after another that defied the laws of the universe.

He forcefully shattered the shackles of fate that had bound primates for millions of years, flattened one insurmountable barrier after another leading to the extinction of civilizations, and defeated one terrifying opponent after another who was deemed utterly hopeless.

They truly succeeded, surpassing those gods who chose to escape and remain trapped in the inner sea of ​​their hearts, breaking free from the shackles of their mother planet, and even directly transcending the will of the planet itself.

Humans grew wings and flew into the boundless starry sky of the universe!

Gilgamesh, the oldest king, witnessed the many fates of humanity through his eyes that saw into the future, yet he still could not imagine them.

Faced with abyssal monsters in the galaxy capable of devouring entire civilizations, how did Locke lead humanity to repeatedly escape the brink of extinction?

But the future that spanned tens of thousands of years and unfolded before him clearly told him—Locke had truly done it.

No wonder he was revered as an emperor by billions of living beings, no wonder he was worshipped as the god of mankind, the god of all machines, and Omnesia.

He truly unleashed humanity like a wildfire spreading across the galaxy, or like a swarm of locusts sweeping across the Milky Way, ravaging every corner of the galaxy.

He also turned the primates born on this blue planet into a cosmic cancer that terrifies the entire universe!

Gilgamesh began to immerse himself in this dream, in a future world where humanity had surpassed gods and planets, creating infinite possibilities.

This is the most perfect image of humanity in his mind: someone who has taken control of their own destiny, possesses the courage to face fate and resist adversity, confronts their conquering nature, forges their own future, and leaves an incomparably brilliant mark in the universe.

For the first time, Gilgamesh truly wanted to say to someone, "I have lost."

Just before the Heroic Spirit Locke had almost transformed every Space Marine he knew, Gilgamesh finally stopped.

However, before they could think that nothing else would happen and that they wouldn't need a backup plan, Gilgamesh suddenly said that he had lost.

Just as they were holding their breath, preparing to deal with any unexpected situation, Gilgamesh tilted his head back, looked straight up at the sky, tears streaming from his eyes, and murmured, "What a beautiful future. I really want to witness that future with my own eyes."

Locke, somewhat bewildered by Gilgamesh's actions, immediately ran back to discuss the situation with his other self. As they talked, they suddenly realized something: the Type-Moon universe was part of their own consciousness, as well as U0.

At that moment, he instantly understood why Gilgamesh had suddenly acted so hypocritically. Looking at it this way, humanity's conquest of the galaxy in the Type-Moon world was indeed a rather frightening achievement.

Sure enough, after his emotional outburst, Gilgamesh suddenly grabbed Locke's hand and, contrary to his usual demeanor, said to him, "Locke! Make a contract with me! I—want to witness with my own eyes the glorious future that belongs to humanity!!!"

"I want to see humanity's footprints spread to every corner of the galaxy!"