Godlike: Starting with the fusion of Dark Zagi

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Looking at his wrist, which was being held tightly by the other party, Si Ye frowned slightly.

Not wanting to cause unnecessary trouble on the street, and since he didn't really have anything urgent to do and was just killing time, Si Ye ultimately didn't shake her off and acquiesced to this inexplicable dinner party.

Before long, the two were seated in a private room at a finely decorated upscale restaurant in downtown Juxia City.

Lena acted as if she belonged there, grabbing the menu and ordering a whole table full of signature dishes.

Si Ye, sitting opposite her, remained silent throughout, watching her struggle.

Faced with this socially aggressive and overly familiar person, Si Ye habitually chose to remain silent.

After all, Lena is the chief god of the planet Lieyang, known as "Light of the Sun," and possesses a high-level divine body.

Si Ye is currently still exploring the technology of this unique "dark dimension" in the universe, so naturally he cannot directly and forcibly read her brainwave signals like he would with ordinary Earthlings.

Therefore, he could only wait for the other party to speak first.

Soon, the waiters brought out plates of delicious-looking dishes to the table.

"Come on, don't be shy!" Lena immediately adopted a hospitable attitude, handing Si Ye a pair of chopsticks and saying casually, "Try Earth's food. Although their technology hasn't even fully advanced beyond the pre-nuclear era, when it comes to food, this goddess would call them the best in the known universe! Absolutely delicious!"

Seeing the steaming dishes in front of him, Si Ye didn't get discouraged. He picked up his chopsticks and dutifully took a piece and put it in his mouth.

With its rich flavor and distinct layers of taste, it is indeed infinitely more delicious than those high-energy nutrient supplements from the Visitors' Civilization that are only meant to maintain vital signs.

The taste is indeed very good.

Out of respect for the food, the two of them remained silent for the rest of the time, focusing instead on the meal on the table.

Only after she had eaten and drunk her fill, and the waiter cleared away the leftovers and served two cups of tea, did Lena finally put away her gluttonous face and her expression gradually became serious.

"We've eaten our fill, now let's get down to business, shall we?"

Lena rested her chin on her hand. "Which civilization are you from? 'Visitor'... I've been in the known universe for so long, and I've never heard of that name in the database of the Super God Academy. Also, what level of creation was that behemoth that could split the clouds with a single punch last night? That kind of purely physical mass construction is the first time I've ever seen anything like it."

Faced with this barrage of questions, Si Ye picked up his teacup, took a sip, and said calmly, "I've already answered these questions in detail for a little girl from Earth. If nothing unexpected happens, the planet's home defense forces will soon be contacting her to find out what's going on."

Si Ye put down his teacup and looked calmly at Lena: "If you want to know something, you can ask that girl directly, or check the surveillance footage of the Super God Academy. I don't like to answer the same question twice."

Lena was taken aback when she heard this.

She didn't expect the other party to refuse so decisively, and it was clear that they had already noticed the surveillance from the Super God Academy, and had even taken the initiative to contact people on Earth.

However, Lena didn't press the issue. Since the other party was unwilling to talk, she had no intention of fighting in public with a dangerous individual who seemed capable of easily crushing a warship.

"Fine, if you don't want to tell me, then I'll just investigate myself."

Lena waved her hand magnanimously, then changed the subject, her tone returning to that of a kind-hearted neighbor: "So, do you have a place to stay? Judging from your outfit, you don't even have any luggage. Do you need this goddess to help you out? I know Juxia City well!"

"unnecessary."

Si Ye said calmly, "The technology of this civilization is far too backward. In a place like this, solving basic problems such as identity and accommodation is not a problem for me."

Upon hearing this, Lena's smile froze, followed by a barely concealed hint of embarrassment.

Yes, Earth's security and cyber defense systems are like an undefended backyard in front of an alien tyrant who possesses unknown god-making technology.

Mental suggestion, data manipulation, material recombination... the other party has a million ways to get you into the most luxurious hotel.

Almost forgot, not all aliens are like her, Di Lena, a law-abiding child who has to honestly swipe her card to pay for things.

Lena coughed twice, trying to hide her slight embarrassment. She twirled the teacup in her hand, her curiosity piqued again, and smoothly changed the subject: "So, what do you think of Earth? Or rather, what do you think of this place?"

Si Ye pondered for a moment, then replied, "So-so."

"So-so?" Lena raised an eyebrow, clearly dissatisfied with this perfunctory word. "What do you mean by 'so-so'? Explain in more detail?"

"I don't deny that the native people here do possess many wonderful qualities such as kindness and empathy," Si Ye said calmly.

"But these emotional things seem to be a luxury for them. In contrast, the underlying logic of this planet is full of meaningless malice and conflict. So, my overall impression of this place is very average, and don't expect me to have any good feelings about it."

Hearing this condescending assessment, Lena wasn't angry at all; instead, she became interested.

"From what you're saying, your civilization seems quite wonderful? You look down on even a vibrant place like Earth. What kind of world is that?"

"It may not be beautiful, but at least it's pure."

Si Ye put down his teacup. "In my civilization, there hasn't been any form of internal violence for at least 50,000 years. The concept of 'violence' has even completely disappeared from our genetic code through natural evolution and genetic modification. The entire civilization is accustomed to solving all problems with absolute logic and established rules."

"Five...fifty thousand years?!"

Upon hearing this, Lena's expression immediately became somewhat unnatural, even shocking.

As a goddess who reveres peace and prosperity but still harbors a warlike gene in her bones, she simply cannot imagine what kind of social structure that would be.

"No violence for tens of thousands of years, not even a fight? This... what kind of legendary utopia is this?"

Please don't misunderstand.

Si Ye shook his head slightly, directly interrupting Lena's exclamation, "The absence of violence does not mean that we are so wonderful, much less the perfect utopia you imagine."

"This is simply because, in our basic understanding, violence cannot truly solve problems. It only diverts attention from the issue and may even create more uncontrollable derivative disasters. It is an extremely inefficient and ineffective approach."

Therefore, we disdain the use of violence.

At this point, a barely perceptible shadow crossed Si Ye's eyes, and his tone became somewhat heavy.

"However, it is precisely this extreme pursuit of the essence of problem-solving that has brought us enormous and irreparable trouble. Because of extreme rejection and disdain, the entire civilization does not possess any systematic means of violence, and even all advanced technologies are strictly limited by underlying logic and will never be used in weapons manufacturing."

"This left us almost completely defenseless when faced with the invasion of truly unknown dangers. My civilization... was once on the verge of utter destruction because of this."

Si Ye raised his eyes and looked at Lena, who had fallen silent.

"Therefore, I don't think completely eliminating violence is something to be proud of. Survival is far more brutal than lofty morality."