A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 125 This protection is too effective

Just as the mastermind rabbi predicted, many of the native races captured in the G universe were willing to become slaves under the control of the swarm.

At first, they appeared righteous and unyielding, as if they would give up anything for dignity.

Then the swarm creatures in charge of the interrogation showed these native G-universe creatures the outside world ravaged by the singularity explosion, and told them that if they were unwilling to cooperate, they would destroy the life forms and many things they cared about based on their memories.

After a series of intimidation and suspicions, these native G-universe creatures immediately gave in and obediently answered all the questions posed by the swarm.

Of course, there are also some native G-universe creatures that are completely unyielding to the threat of the Babel bee swarm.

It's not that they have high aspirations, but rather that these creatures are nihilists at heart; there's nothing in life that they care about.

The swarm's interrogation process is completely ineffective against these types of individual organisms. Fortunately, these native G-universe creatures only make up a very small percentage of the total.

From these subdued native creatures of the G Universe, the Babel Bee Swarm learned about the worldview of the native races of the G Universe.

The G Universe, known as the Celestial Realm by its native inhabitants, is a world composed of countless planes. These races call the regions separated by the energy layer "planes," while the energy layer that forms a closed spacetime is called the "world barrier."

The native creatures of the G universe have no answer as to how such a world came into being, only various kinds of myths and legends.

For example, the heavens are carried by a giant four-legged beast, and all races live on the back of this four-legged beast.

For example, the celestial realms originated from chaos. A great life form was born in the chaos, directly redefined the chaos, and separated heaven and earth, thus creating the celestial realms.

As for the energy layers that separate the heavens, legend has it that they were created by some great god or holy ancestor, and the reasons for their creation vary.

Legends are unreliable because they contain too many individual subjective perceptions, causing them to lose their overall objectivity, but they still have some reference value.

Given the powerful physical interference capabilities of psionic beings or races in the G universe, the reality might just be as described in the myths.

Because when it comes to classifying psionic levels, the standards used by different races in various cultures are surprisingly consistent.

Every ten levels is divided into major realms, namely Awakening Spirit, Sensing Spirit, Awakening Spirit, Desolate Venerable, Supreme Saint, and True God, with spiritual energy levels ranging from one to sixty.

Furthermore, from these slave races who had submitted to the Babel Tower swarm, Lu Shang also learned about the dimensional maps of the heavens.

These world barriers in the G universe require very low energy levels to break through. For example, the world barrier studied by the ancient battlefield land entropy requires a hydrogen bomb with a mass of tens of millions of tons to blast a hole, which is already considered a relatively high energy level breakthrough.

In many dimensions, the energy level required to break through the world barrier may only require a few tons of force to blast a hole in the barrier.

Therefore, once the races in various planes of the G universe reach a certain stage of development, they will begin to break through the world barriers and continuously explore, invade, and colonize nearby planes.

To meet the needs of exploration, invasion, and colonization, drawing a dimensional map becomes essential.

By simply comparing the dimensional map with the coordinates provided by the Guiyi Civilization, Lu Shang quickly located a dimensional plane called "Wilderness," confirming it as the place where the Guiyi Civilization's group of life forms lost contact.

Taking advantage of the fact that there was no war for Lu Shang to deal with at the moment, he summoned a group of planetary creatures and headed straight for the Savage Plane.

……

The Savage Plane, a plane with a diameter of 1.3 light-years, is mostly barren plains and arid deserts. The landmasses are connected, and mountains and rivers converge into three inland seas on this vast, interconnected continent.

This plane has no countries or cities because it is too desolate, and many races remain at the stage of nomadic tribes.

Because this plane is too desolate, resources are severely scarce, so the tribes are in a state of war all year round.

Today, this piece of land is forcibly seized by tribe A, tomorrow it will be taken back by tribe B, and then it will be seized by tribe C, who will take advantage of the situation... These things happen almost every day in the Savage Plane.

On this day, these nomadic tribes continued their wars as always. These intelligent species in the savage plane were unaware that their fate had quietly come to an end because of a civilization in another universe.

"We have arrived at our destination."

A group of planetary beings who arrived at their destination reported to Land Entropy.

"Spreading atomic life forms is too troublesome. Just drag this area into the microcosm," Lu Shang ordered.

In any case, based on the clues, the last contact location of that group of life forms from the Guiyi Civilization was in this area. By bringing the entire area under control, the search would naturally become much easier.

Moreover, it can ensure the safety of the life forms of the Unity Civilization in the first instance.

After all, the G Universe and the main universe of the Babel Swarm are antagonistic.

"OK."

The planetary beings agreed and began using their immense psionic energy with practiced ease.

……

Near the inland coast, a creature resembling an octopus with many tentacles lay on a small slope in what was once an endless purple grassland, gazing at the horizon at the end of the azure inland sea and feeling the gentle sea breeze.

The creature couldn't help but sigh, "What lies on the other side of the sea?"

Just as this intelligent creature was contemplating the philosophy of life, a loud voice came from afar and approached his auditory organs, making him feel as if his auditory membrane was about to shatter.

"Ah Jie, you're slacking off again!"

A-Jie turned his head and saw an intelligent creature with tentacles, standing with its hands on its hips, glaring at him with great dissatisfaction.

Upon seeing who it was, A-Jie lazily shifted his gaze to the horizon at the end of the inland sea.

"Nawa, you're so noisy," A-Jie complained, rubbing his eardrums. "You're so close, keep your voice down. It's not like I can't hear you."

Nava snorted and said, "Hmph, Mother sent you out to herd the sheep, and you're just slacking off here."

"If the herd loses even one rare beast, I'd like to see how you explain it to the tribe when we get back."

Nava pointed to the other side of the small hill in the grassland, where there was a group of multi-legged creatures that looked like spiders, but they were not as ferocious as spiders. They were eating the purple grass below with their heads down in a cute and cuddly manner.

These creatures, known locally as "rare beasts," are among the few in this wild world that can be used for animal husbandry.

Besides being usable, they also regularly produce a lot of milk-like white nutrient liquid, and the outer shells that shed after each menstrual cycle are excellent clothing materials.

It can be said that every part of a rare animal is a treasure.

It is precisely because of these functions that nomadic tribes regard rare animals as extremely valuable resources for survival, and this is how the name "rare animal" came about.

(End of this chapter)