Physics God

"It's an honor to meet you all." After listening to Qin Hao's introduction, Mu Kange shook hands with each of them. The terminal would tell them this etiquette, so there would be no such basic misunderstanding.

"Since everyone's here, let's not waste any more time. In fact, our goal this time is to recover as many of the relics of our ancestor Rex as possible, which we can obtain through trade."

"But if they insist on keeping it, we will send a warrior of similar strength to Ona. If we lose, we will not force the issue and will offer an apology," said Simon, one of the two second-tier psionicists.

Solving problems through combat is partly due to the strong-willed culture within Neap, and partly because it is a solution officially supported by the Starsea Community.

After all, this is a community of stars, a vast galaxy, hundreds of thousands of light-years away. People of different races and levels of civilization naturally have different strengths in sports.

If Earth's football were taken to interstellar space, no one would appreciate it. A group of people would be fighting over a single ball, with short legs thrashing about on the ground. People would think they were crazy.

Cultural and physiological differences made it difficult for the Starsea Community to have a unified set of rules for sports. Ultimately, in the pursuit of common ground while respecting differences, combat became the most popular sport, as it was a competition that almost all races participated in.

Every nation and country on Earth has customs related to gladiatorial combat and fighting. The same is true in the universe. Every civilized race has emerged from the natural food chain, and each race has evolved from the most natural and primitive survival struggles.

Therefore, resolving issues through combat is perfectly legitimate in interstellar space. However, out of humanitarian spirit, disputes are mainly resolved through combat in the virtual world, or when there are powerful figures present.

"That's a very reasonable suggestion, I have no objection." Mu Kange nodded in deep agreement. Sure enough, he had read too many online novels and been poisoned by the idea that this was a diplomatic matter. No matter how you look at it, the person who came would not be an idiot.

And this is the damn interstellar age! Illiterate? Not a single one! Brain problems? Get treatment! Can't concentrate on studying? Use technology! There's always a way that works, isn't there?

Although the Human Federation is full of geniuses who can rapidly improve their cultivation and are about to break through to the upper realm of the starry sky, the Human Federation has risen to this level through spending money. Even though the Neap civilization has not spent money, it has been playing the game for a long time and its foundation is overwhelming.

So the two sides went through the trade happily. For the Neap people, it was an exchange for ancestral relics of great commemorative value. For humanity, it was exchanging a pile of old and worn-out things for better high technology. It was a win-win situation.

until……

"That rectangular, flat thing?" Mu Kange rested his chin on his hand and smiled with interest. "I'm sorry, but I'm keeping it."

"Why? Did you perhaps obtain something special from it?" Simon asked, puzzled. He couldn't think of any other reason why Mu Kange would refuse.

Mu Kange shrugged and said, "Because I've already given that thing away, I can't very well ask for it back, can I? But I also can't let you bother them, so I have no choice but to make an exception."

"In that case, Velen, why don't you and this guy go to the virtual world and have a match?" Watts, a second-tier psionicist, instructed the Neap people among the first-tier psionicists who were closest to Mukangoona.

Vilen, who had been ordered by his master, obediently stood up, but Mu Kange stretched out his hand and said, "Fighting in the virtual world isn't fun enough, let's fight in the real world. I believe that the two seniors can guarantee our safety."

Upon hearing this, Velen's eyes lit up. He was a loyal pragmatist. In reality, there were galactic battle tournaments, as well as club and national team competitions among various civilizations. Virtual universes also had such events, which were even more intense.

Because dying is not a problem in the virtual universe, the competition is judged by directly killing the opponent. In addition, the virtual universe does not require the Davidson device, so the competition environment can be more uniform, which is beneficial to both sides.

However, virtual competitions are still not as exciting as real-world competitions because virtual competitions don't allow for sudden power spikes or breakthroughs. All participants' bodies are scanned from their real-world counterparts, and their parameters don't increase arbitrarily.

After all, if the design could randomly explode under pressure, someone would always think it was cheating or that there was something fishy going on.

In comparison, whether it's the sense of honor, the level of tension, or the surprise of a comeback... real-life matches are more respected and admired.

As for virtual competitions, even though there are honorary clashes between civilizations, they are still jokingly referred to as training matches. Even if one side has a 100% win rate against the other in a virtual competition, there will still be upsets in reality where one side loses to the other.

In short, Velen prefers real-world combat. As for the reason, Mu Kange is not sure. Mu Kange chooses real-world combat more because of his special ability to manifest divine powers.

Mu Kange was full of confidence in his special ability to manifest himself, which was born from the attribute of "greed". Although Ling Hao said that this thing was very ordinary, Mu Kange still thought it was great.

It's not that you can't use your special abilities in the virtual world; on the contrary, the light of the mind and spirit can be used anywhere.

This thing is actually a technological product created by the Emperor after he became a Star God.

However, the Emperor incorporated this thing into the rules of the universe, allowing all living beings to possess the light of the mind and spirit. Note that this refers to allowing living beings to possess it, not that the light of the mind and spirit is on par with the rules of the universe, or that the rules of the universe are worthless.

The light of the mind and spirit is a creation of the star god. It is completely independent of external things and exists independently. It can be used without hindrance even in the virtual world.

Even in fantasy worlds where there are no four fundamental forces, or even worlds completely contrary to physics, or where there is nothing at all but a pure spacetime, this thing can still be used.

After all, he's a star god, that's how it is.

Logically speaking, they should be the most rational scientific civilization, yet they do the most unreasonable things. The inventions of the Star Gods are all beating up the rules of the universe and severely humiliating everything.

What principle? I am the Star God, I am the principle.

From level zero to level five, psychics are essentially working with the light of the mind and spirit. Manifestations of divine abilities, divine creations, mental imagery, and so on are all essentially derivatives of the light of the mind and spirit.

However, the manifestation of special abilities will change depending on the object being data, and Mu Kange chose to put it into practice in order to better exert its intended effect.