A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 127 The observation techniques are too simplistic.

After invading the G universe, the Babel Tower swarm located the traces of the One Civilization and brought them back to the main universe. This was a mission that the One Civilization took over from the One Civilization.

In order to complete this task, using the mission location provided by the Unity Civilization and the plane map of the native civilization of the G Universe, the Babel Tower swarm determined the last point of contact between those life forms and the Unity Civilization, located in the Savage Plane.

Thus, the Savage Plane became the mission target of the Babel Tower swarm.

The planetary creatures of the Babel swarm heading straight for the Savage Plane used psionic energy to envelop the entire plane, twisting it into a microcosm that separated from the main body of the G Universe. They then released a large number of atomic creatures into the microcosm, achieving absolute control over it.

Despite the Wilderness Plane having a diameter of 1.3 light-years, as long as the Babel Bee Swarm can make good use of the wormhole ability, it won't be long before they achieve absolute control over the Wilderness Plane.

Soon, the atomic beings completed their deployment in the microcosm, and all information from the savage plane was laid bare before the Babel bee swarm.

Following orders, the planetary creatures immediately contacted Land Entropy using a swarm network.

Lu Shang immediately issued an order to reduce the flow of time in that small universe, instructing the atomic beings to closely monitor all material changes in the savage plane.

Next, Lu Shang used the code given to him by the Guiyi Civilization to instruct the planetary creatures to distort electromagnetic waves with their psionic energy, causing them to spread throughout the microcosm.

As long as the remnants of the Guiyi Civilization exist in this microcosm, they will respond after receiving the electromagnetic wave information released by the planetary creatures. Then, Lu Shang and his group can complete the Guiyi Civilization's mission and send these life forms back to the Guiyi Civilization in the main universe.

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The Dawaan nomadic tribe.

This is a very small tribe, but they are very powerful, possessing a territory equivalent to that of a large nomadic tribe.

The people of this tribe generally do not have very high psychic energy levels. The lowest-level psychic members are not even at level one. However, they have extremely strong bodies. Combined with some combat techniques that are difficult for other nomadic tribes to understand, even members who have not reached level one psychic energy can tear apart psychic creatures with energy levels of up to level ten.

Several large nomadic tribes once thought that they could crush the Dawaan nomadic tribes with their numbers and psionic power levels because of their small population. However, they were wiped out by the Dawaan nomadic tribes, and the territories of these extinct nomadic tribes were then swallowed up by neighboring nomadic tribes.

Since then, the Dawaan nomadic tribe has become less likely to be targeted by other nomadic tribes, and has lived a peaceful nomadic life.

It wasn't until the recent strange phenomenon of the Sunbird that their peace of mind was completely shattered.

In the Savage Plane, the Sunbirds are like gods. The plasma surrounding them can bring light to the Savage Plane, but it can also bring devastating disasters to everything on earth.

The unusual phenomenon of the Sunbird undoubtedly foreshadows the emergence of some huge problem.

Many of the younger generation in the tribe advocated forming an investigation team with other nomadic tribes to find out the reason behind the strange phenomenon of the Sunbird.

However, what puzzled the younger generation of the Dawaan nomadic tribe was that the chieftain didn't seem to have a strong desire to investigate the strange phenomenon of the Sunbird. Several times, their requests to investigate were brushed off by the chieftain.

The younger generation, after discussing it privately, still felt that they had to investigate thoroughly, so they prepared to find the clan leader again to discuss investigating the Fiery Sun Bird.

This time, as soon as they entered the chieftain's tent, they saw their chieftain sitting happily in the main seat, grinning foolishly.

This scene is full of flaws in every sense.

However, the people who came to see the clan leader were relatively rational, knowing that the clan leader could not joke around.

One of the people who came to discuss matters with the clan chief asked, "Clan chief, what has made you so happy?"

The clan elder, looking old and frail, replied slowly, "Children, our clan can return to our homeland now. We can finally return to our homeland."

Although he spoke slowly, the excitement in his words was palpable to everyone.

"Hometown...ancestral land?"

Every nomadic tribe has its own ancestral shrine, a place called the ancestral land. Legend has it that after a member of a nomadic tribe dies, their soul returns to their ancestral land, where they can rest forever.

The chieftain waved his hand, firmly rejecting the tribe member's guess, and then said, "No, it's not that kind of place. Our homeland is the place of origin for our tribe."

Just as the group was about to ask for clarification, a wormhole suddenly appeared in the open space inside the tent.

From the other end of the wormhole emerged a creature with sparse body hair, except for its head and eyes, which had thick hair.

"Who are you?"

This sudden change naturally aroused great vigilance and a sense of crisis among the members of the Dawaan nomadic tribe.

They seemed ready to fight at the slightest provocation.

Lu Shang didn't bother to look at the few members of the Dawaan nomadic tribe who were wary of him, and had the planetary creatures use their psionic energy to temporarily imprison them in place.

The gaze fell upon the chieftain of the Davaan nomadic tribe.

The chieftain of the Dawaan nomadic tribe was not intimidated by the terrifying spiritual power that Lu Shang displayed. After examining Lu Shang for a while, he said, "You are not Guiyi."

Lu Shang shrugged and replied, "We accepted their commission."

As he spoke, Lu Shang pointed somewhat strangely to the few members of the Dawaan nomadic tribe who were imprisoned by psionic energy and unable to speak, and asked curiously, "How come they don't know anything? Didn't you explain this to your own people?"

The chieftain of the Davaan nomadic tribe sighed deeply, "Compared to the top combat forces of the G universe, the gap between us, who have broken away from the Unity, is too great. Only a very small number of those individuals survived. To ensure our survival, the fewer people who know the truth, the better."

"I understand." Lu Shang nodded.

After thinking for a moment, Lu Shang asked, "Is all of this what the Guiyi Civilization left behind in the G Universe?"

The clan chief shook his head and said, "I don't know. We were scattered back then, and some were forced to flee to other places."

"They may still be alive, or they may all be dead."

"I see..." Lu Shang raised an eyebrow, looking thoughtful.

They brought the members of the Dawaan nomadic tribe to the main universe and summoned the Guiyi Civilization to receive them.

In return, the Guiyi Civilization gave Lu Shang what he wanted—observation technology from outside the universe.

The principle behind this technology is not complicated and is not much different from traditional radar detection in the main universe.

Traditional radar detection involves emitting a string of particles. After the particles collide with the target, they carry the target's information back to the radar source, thus completing the radar detection.

The technology for observing beyond the universe involves replacing particles with tiny microcosms, sending these microcosms out as particles, and having them collide with the cosmic barrier before returning to the outside world. This allows us to obtain information about what lies beyond the universe.

(End of this chapter)