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Chapter 100 This Civilization is Too Benevolent

The Babel bee swarm panicked...

Ever since they learned how fragile the universe is, the Babel bee swarm's sense of survival crisis has been fully aroused!

The last time it was triggered was when the Star River Alliance was on the verge of annihilation, and this time it's for the same reason.

If the universe collapses, then the swarm can only migrate to a smaller universe.

The Zelian people have already proven that the microcosm is not safe either.

There's no chance to escape now, so how can we escape to another universe?

it works?

In the end, they'll just be another Zelian tribe!

That was just good luck!

"Don't panic! The swarm possesses microcosm technology! Even if the main universe encounters problems, the swarm can collectively retreat into its microcosm to survive!"

The mastermind Grana put forward his ideas in the swarm network.

Nanali bluntly stated, "Grana, I must remind you, the Zelian race is also a civilization that possesses microcosm technology. Microcosm technology does not guarantee the survival of the bee colony."

"Then what can we do? Are the bees just going to stand by and watch themselves face imminent extinction and do nothing?" Grana retorted, dissatisfied.

One of the planetary beings offered its opinion: "The colony is still weak, but that doesn't mean it should give up the possibility of becoming stronger."

"From the remnants of the Zelian tribe, we know that the endless sea beyond the universe can be calmed down. Now I have a question: what causes this calm?"

"If we understand the secrets, does that mean the chaotic battles in the endless sea no longer pose a threat to the bee swarm?"

This idea was immediately accepted by a large number of bee colony organisms.

The Endless Sea is rife with war, but that doesn't mean the war can't be suppressed. It is precisely because it can be suppressed that the Hive's current main universe can exist.

Therefore, thinking about it from another perspective, as long as the swarm masters the method of suppressing the war in the Endless Sea, it can artificially ensure that the main universe is always in the 'calm sea area' of the Endless Sea.

In that case, there would be no need to worry about the universe suddenly collapsing one day.

Moston said, "...Logically speaking, that makes sense, but the swarm's exploration beyond the universe is basically zero. It's impossible for swarm organisms to extend their exploration beyond the universe; there's nothing there."

"It's not necessarily that there's nothing there; there might be something there, but the bee colony simply doesn't know it," Grana added.

The mastermind, Moston, countered, "Since there's no interaction or influence on the swarm, and no spacetime, what's the difference between that place and its non-existence?"

Regarding things beyond the universe, the swarm currently has no means to explore them; in fact, for the swarm, such places are as if they do not exist.

There is no space or time, no matter, and no basis for interaction. For the bee colony, that place is absolute "nothingness," a place that exists only in theory, just like the fat guy's paper doll wife.

The mastermind, Rabi, offered his thoughts: "I think the main problem is the physical rules. As you all saw in this interstellar war, just one difference in physical rules prevented the swarm from even making contact with the opposing creatures and obtaining biological information. The root of the problem is that the swarm cannot adapt to any physical rules in the spacetime environment."

If bee colonies can adapt to any physical rules and environment, then there is no need to worry about the collapse of the universe.

The collapse of the main universe cannot lead to the extinction of the swarm.

However, such an idea is a bit far-fetched, because the foundation of a bee colony's survival is, first and foremost, existence, and the provider of existence is matter, which cannot remain unchanged in accordance with the laws of physics.

Therefore, when a beehive in the swarm network asked how the envisioned "biotechnology that adapts to any physical rules and spatial environment" should be developed, the rabbi was speechless.

I don't know how to answer. Since the laws of physics are different, matter will definitely decay. The only matter that is not affected by the different laws of physics is the singularity.

This is the most basic state of matter, but here's the problem: how do you transform a singularity into life?

"Can you offer some practical solutions? The solutions are either not good enough or so outrageous that they don't even have a clue how to proceed," Grana, the mastermind, complained.

At this moment, Lu Shang said, "I have an objective and practical solution here."

"Lu Shang, what good ideas do you have? Tell us quickly," Nanali and the other bee creatures urged.

Lu Shang said, "Use psionic energy."

The rabbi asked strangely, "How do you use psychic powers?"

The swarm of creatures naturally knew how to use psionic energy, since they used it every day. However, psionic energy couldn't break through the cosmic barrier, so it couldn't affect the 'war' in the Endless Sea.

Lu Shang calmly explained, "As we all know, psionic energy can influence spacetime. According to the descendants of the Zelian race, their mother universe collapsed due to a massive increase in entropy. So why can't the swarm use psionic energy as an external force to prevent the main universe from collapsing?"

The restlessness and agitation of the swarm creatures within the swarm network gradually subsided. After careful consideration, they realized that this made sense. The spacetime of the main universe is, in essence, also spacetime. If planetary creatures were to spread throughout the entire universe, they could use psychic energy as an external force to prevent the universe from collapsing.

"...This requires the swarm to cover the entire main universe with psionic energy," Nanali said.

Lu Shang said, "At least it's much more reliable than studying the physical rules that adapt to other universes, or studying universes that the swarm can't even touch, isn't it?"

Rabbi said, "If we only expand the number of bees, I estimate that the amount of material will not be enough."

Lu Shang agreed, "So I'm thinking that the swarm should continue to develop in terms of improving its psionic level. If a single psionic brain can cover the entire universe with its psionic energy, then with the number of psionic brains that the swarm currently controls, it will be absolutely no problem to arbitrarily control the entire universe and maintain its form without collapsing."

Suddenly, the swarm network became restless. Unlike before, this time the swarm was agitated by excitement after experiencing a sense of crisis.

"As expected of you."

"That's a great idea."

"The bee colonies need more riverine aquaculture farms."

……

On the Kanana star system, which revolves around the star Heng in endless cycles, the Ussuri people erected a colossal sculpture tens of meters high for Blonda, the hero who saved their civilization.

They set up a high-power broadcast satellite in the orbit of the star Lasu, utilizing the frequency-modulated reflection of the star's naturally radiating electromagnetic waves and the amplification of the signal energy level by the star's gravity.

Even without the aid of the Gambi black hole and without consuming enormous amounts of electrical energy, radio information can be transmitted to a place thirteen light-years away.

Because electromagnetic waves originate from stars, and radio waves are powered by stars, broadcast satellites are only responsible for adding the information to be input into these radio waves naturally emitted by stars in a frequency modulation manner, and then reflecting them into the universe.

Almost every day, this broadcasting satellite transmits a song from the Ussuri people's society into space, showcasing the goodwill and beauty of the Ussuri civilization to righteous civilizations in the universe.

Since the end of the last war with the Sacred Scorpion civilization fleet, the mainstream science in Usu society believes that there is at least one civilization in the universe that maintains fairness and justice.

The majority of Ussu people are optimistic that a space civilization alliance composed of righteous civilizations exists.

The purpose of the Ussu people's society in constantly expressing goodwill towards the universe is to join this "Space Civilization Alliance".

However, they were unaware that the vortex galaxy more than four million light-years away was gradually disappearing from the universe, and the advanced civilization within that vortex galaxy was fleeing its home star system in panic...

(End of this chapter)